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A Chairman is a faction member of the Chairmen, found inside the Tops casino in 2281.
Background
The members of the Chairmen were called the Mojave Boot-Riders before they were recruited by Robert House.[1] House also gave them the Tops casino, as well as their suits and other apparel, alongside with their current name.[2]
Their daily routine involves patrolling on the casino's main floor, courtyard, restaurant, and the High Roller suite.
Interactions with the player character
Interactions overview
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Inventory
Appearances
Chairmen appear only in Fallout: New Vegas.
Behind the scenes
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In the game's files, there is recorded dialogue for female Chairmen, voiced by Debra Wilson (voice type FemaleAdult10). However, Chairmen do not ever spawn as women in-game.
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Gallery
Courtyard
Restaurant
References
- ↑ Courier: "What were the original names of the other tribes?"
Robert House: "The Chairmen, as we know them now, went by the unfortunate appellation of the "Mojave Boot-Riders." They were nomads, too. As for the White Glove Society, I afraid I'm contractually obligated not to reveal their original name."
(Robert House's dialogue) - ↑ Courier: "Was your tribe always called the Chairmen?"
Benny: "Nah, in the way-back we called ourselves the Boot Riders. Silly name, but that's how we rode the Mojave, dig? - on our feet. We were nomadic badasses, not to be trifled with. A gang of ruffians, though with a certain panache. When House gave us the Tops to renovate, his robots dropped off boxes full of suits and ties and wingtip shoes. Told us we were the "Chairmen" now. That caused an uproar. But I said "the name sticks." Ciao to the old ways, baby - time to swing in style. If the shoes fit, you wear them."
(Benny's dialogue)