The Brotherhood of Steel is an iconic Fallout 4 faction, but there are some details that set it apart from earlier versions seen in the franchise.

Here’s how to find the Brotherhood of Steel in Fallout 4, as well as some tips on what to do to join the power armor-wearing faction.

Bethesda Game Studios should strive to bring back one piece of cut Brotherhood of Steel content from Fallout 4 in the eventual Fallout 5.

While the showrunners behind the Fallout TV show have insisted none of the endings of previous games are considered canon, at least in terms of a jumping off point for the show itself, eagle-eyed ...

Upon completing the Main Quest: Reunions, the massive Brotherhood of Steel airship will pass by overhead just after players finish their business at Fort Hag ...

Is Knight Titus in Fallout 4? No, Knight Titus is only a part of the Fallout show from Amazon. He demonstrated the Brotherhood of Steel’s decline with his arrogance after failing to take down a ...

This is the one I've personally been waiting for, though: what happens when 1000 Deathclaws are confronted by 100 Brotherhood of Steel soldiers?

By the time we meet Maxson again in Fallout 4, he’s still only 20 years old, but he’s replaced Lyons as the Brotherhood of Steel’s Elder.

Take for example this battle between 300,000 deathclaws and 300 Brotherhood of Steel soldiers. Doesn't sound like a good idea, does it? Well it is.

Fallout 4's factions may have mostly been bland, but that isn't the case with the Brotherhood of Steel. Here's why.

The Brotherhood of Steel are one of the main factions in Fallout 4, and joining them gets you loads of great items and quests!

According to Fallout lore expert TKs-Mantis, if this is true, that rules out two of the four main endings in Fallout 4 as being canon (Railroad and Institute).