The 7 Stages Of Ghouls in Fallout ☢️

Fallout Ghouls are individuals that have experienced a terrible metamorphosis as a result of being exposed to high levels of radiation for an extended period of time. A ghoul, distinct from a zombie, refers to a post-human entity that has undergone significant radiation absorption, either gradually or due to nuclear explosions, particularly in the context of gaming. Although they may resemble zombies, their flesh is not decayed but rather has a charred appearance. They are distinct from zombies, similar to the cordyceps-infected creatures in the "Last of Us" franchise. Ghouls are a result of individuals on the surface being exposed to an optimal level of radiation through the consumption of irradiated water or other substances. While some individuals pursue this exposure in hopes of achieving immortality, others, such as Thaddeus, a squire of the Brotherhood of Steel, became ghouls by consuming a specific radiation drug obtained from a salesman. Although these ghouls are eternal, they are unable to reproduce and experience cognitive decline. However, they possess remarkably prolonged lifespans and are resistant to, and occasionally even benefit from, ambient radiation and nuclear contamination. In this video, we will outline the seven distinct stages of a Ghoul in the Fallout franchise.

[@randomer9511]

The highest levels of feral ghouls are no joke they can take on and kill higher levels of Super Mutants when they swarm them

[@abrahammanders8851]

In Night of the Living Dead they called Ghouls zombies so in Fallout 4 a goal is a zombie there's many types of zombies out their magical biological zombies vampires zombies werewolf zombies Etc....

[@markanthonyjoyce7830]

They're literally just not zombies

[@DamirBabic-xc5po]

Here i watched fallout show great review of ghoul evolution

[@aksel8228]

Hello

[@miriamemanueleforneris3701]

And the wendigo of fallout 76? Are ghoul or not?

[@JamesSherrick]

Not exactly. It's never stated in game that they are or aren't a type of feral ghoul. There's a theory that certain people are predisposed to becoming ghouls instead of just dying to radiation poisoning. There's also cannibals throughout the games that talk about a "Hunger" they've always felt. The vampires in 3, the gourmands in 76, the white glove society in NV. It could be that wendigos in 76 are cannibals who, when exposed to enough radiation/FEV/both, become a creature similar to but still distinct from a feral.

[@D-MaleKing]

Those are cryptids like mothman, chupacabra, and even dragons, not ghouls

[@miriamemanueleforneris3701]

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