#fallout 4 nisha

[everydayyoulovemeless]

read your post about companions with a child sole and thought about how funny having a child be the overboss of nuka world is

like it’s just a bunch of scary ass raiders and their boss is some kid like no one would take them seriously

Nuka-World Leaders With A Child!Overboss

➼ Word Count » 0.4k ➼ Warnings » None ➼ Genre » Platonic, Fluff ➼ A/N » That kid would be straight pimping out in the wastes

Mags Black will treat you the kindest because she thinks she'll get a better payout if she does. She's always making the Operators give you cute new hairstyles in the hopes that you'll favor them over the other gangs. She'll coo and dote on you and your well-being, fixing you up with better gear so you're better equipped for the waste. After a while, she might genuinely start to view you as her younger sibling. It'll be apparent through the ways she hits your shoulder when you say something a bit impolite, or how she pushes you behind her when you're threatened.

William Black is fairly cold toward you. He doesn't understand why his sister took a liking to you so quickly when you were sure to die any second now. However, he'll fall into the role of 'older brother' once Mags gets more and more attached to you. It's a natural occurrence — if his sister considers you to be a part of the family, then he's bound to as well.

Nisha wants to slaughter Gage the second you're announced as the overboss. You being in charge makes all the other gangs look like a joke and she's not going to stand around and wait to be humiliated. However, she does give it a chance (albeit reluctantly). She'll wait to hear about your return once you left with Gage to take over Kiddie Kingdom, and when you come back alive and with the park in your possession, she'll warm up quickly. She'll approach you herself, crouching down to see you eye to eye as she promises you she won't let you die, and if you wanted, she'd gladly replace Gage for you. The rest is up to you, but one thing's for certain — you have her protection, and she'd be damned if there wasn't at least one Disciple around to be a second bodyguard along with Gage.

Mason thinks you're a riot and always has you kidnapped brought to the Ampihteater to see how far he and the Pack can take you before you start getting scared of the raider gangs. It won't be anything bad, just having you watch the animals maim each other in the ring or forcing you to participate in putting collars on the slaves. He stops once with Gage or Mags tell him off, even if he thinks it ruins the fun. Once you start claiming areas of the park, he'll start treating you with a lot more respect than before. He'll call you over to celebrate with him and the Pack where he'll throw you on his shoulders and give you whatever you ask for. He's like the frat bro of the four and always tries to get you hammered with him while the Black twins aren't watching.

[fallout-drabbles-n-stuff]

How would Nuka Leaders, Kent Connolly, and Kellogg react to John Wick as SS?

Mags:

• As anyone would be, very impressed.

•Pretty vocal about her admiration for your skill, even more so if you use it to bring some serious caps flowing…which she has no doubt you can and will do.

•Might even develop a little thing for you honestly..

Nisha:

•on the contrary to a previous point..not so impressed. She won’t lie, your skills are satisfactory but the more methodical approach isn’t her thing.

•Honestly? It just isn’t easy to get her favor.

Mason:

•he’s a bit more intimidated than anything else…BUT he will not be admitting that. Very uncool of him.

•Might try to “showboat” his own prowess but it’s secretly to see if you’ll notice.

Kent:

• You. Are. A. Dream. Come. True.

•The whole idea of you being a hero is just perfect! You have the abilities of a comic character stepping right out of the page.

•He is starstruck.

Kellogg:

•”oh..fuck.”

[nishaapologist]

remade the desktop backgrounds i did back in 2021! enjoy,

[tar-dar]

THE OVERBOSS's Squad

[libertybri]

How would Nuka World react to John Wick as SS? (Colter killed his dog and is here to fuck shit up)

COLTER

The Overboss is on the verge of shitting his own pants seeing this steaming ball of pure rage deduced to one person. They weren’t in the arena to kill him and take over, nor were they here to rid the world of filthy raiders. Sole had one motive and one motive only — revenge.

MASON

“You never kill a man’s dog. Number one rule.” Mason shakes his head, knowing the Overboss was done for.

NISHA

She was bored with the scene before her. A revenge ploy was overplayed in her mind. The only thing that will interest her in this battle is the blood spill, especially that of Colter’s. He was a dead man for sure and that thought alone excited her.

MAGS & WILLIAM BLACK

“See the drive in that person. That’s our next Overboss.” Mags chuckles to herself, speaking to her brother.

William shakes his head and laughs along with her. They were both tired of Colter, so no matter the drive of this person in the arena, the were glad for it. “Heard it was over their mutt. Can you believe that?”

GAGE

Though a bit annoyed at first that he didn’t have time to discuss his well-thought out plan with the newcomer to overthrow Colter; once seeing the survivor he could tell they didn’t need his assistance. He instead decided to sit back and enjoy the show of a person seeking vengeance for their sweet puppy and Colter facing their well-deserved wrath.

[fuzzydreamin]

per my Disciples Nuka World post;

no, no. please get into it. i'm working on a deep-dive into why the disciples are "like that" and i would absolutely love to hear other peoples' thoughts on them.

Well okay! Ranting under the cut!

So, the Disciples. They're boring. At first I was intrigued by them. They do look cool, and Nisha is presented as a scary character, but... we aren't shown anything to back that up in the end. There's nothing else really there. They don't really have a theme beyond being the same average boring raiders Bethesda always gives us.

I like the Operators and the Pack because they show the reasons people might turn to being raiders in a world like the wasteland. They're still bad reasons, but most reasons to be a shit person that turns harming others into their livelihood aren't going to be very good.

But we're looking at the writing of the gangs and how they justify themselves here, not whether those justifications are valid (they aren't) in any real or even fictional sense.

In the Operators case they are all about getting ahead in their endeavours. They're almost business-like, but they aren't afraid to openly take out their competition if they have to. They're the overlap between what makes a person a raider or a triggerman, with the savvy and viciousness of both, but willing to go to lengths that triggermen usually don't.

Their leadership came from the highest class society you can find in the Commonwealth: Diamond City's Upper Stands. I'd say that a lot of their members also seem to reflect this, either coming from similar lofty circumstances or wishing to climb that ladder and act the part. Systems like that inherently run on putting others below you - ruining lives either figuratively or literally. The Operators understand and embrace this. They lie, cheat, steal, blackmail, and will use sex and mind altering substances to make sure that they will get their way.

They aren't as interested in killing people so much as they are in controlling them in some way - they're the gang who is likely most favourable of slavery, as they're always looking for ways to use other people, and you can't really use a dead body for much.

They're also the gang mostly responsible for building the gauntlet. Their people are educated and skilled, value teamwork, and are cunning and intelligent, all in addition to whatever bloodlust they might have.

The Operators want control.

With the Pack their themeing is obviously being othered from society. Both the animal(furry) aspect and their cannibalism show this, with these themes being used in the usual way to symbolise a disconnect with the subject from the rest of humanity in some way.

They're people who's desires and/or view of themselves didn't fit in with the norm of society, even for the wasteland. Now of course, not everyone who fits into that would become a raider like the Pack, but this is about themes, and it's easy to fall into being the bad guy when society already treats you like one for aspects of yourself that you can't help and/or don't want to hide. Especially when you live in a place like the wasteland, where raiders are already common enough. The Pack exists to catch those who do decide to become the bad guys they're likely already viewed as, or see themselves as in some way due to the way they feel. To let them live a life with the freedoms that polite society doesn't allow.

(As a side note, I highly recommend Lola Sebastians video essay on youtube about the subject of cannibalism in media - it's just 2hrs long and very good.)

I also find it interesting that of the three groups, the Pack is the only one who has a single leader with no chain of command sitting under them. Both Mags and Nisha have a second hand, and then another person to rely on too further down the chain. The Pack only has Mason. It's clear that Mason is both brawn and brains, and none of the pack seem to defy him - at least not openly. I don't think that's an accident either. I think Mason and the Pack are running on a very 'law of the jungle' type system, where if somone were both strong and clever enough to take him out then that person would simply deserve to be leader in the eyes of Mason and the Pack. But it does bring into question what would happen if someone were to kill Mason without taking over the Pack - or taking the rest of them out like the game forces you to. It could have been interesting to see that power struggle. Oh well.

The Pack wants freedom.

So what do the Disciples want? As far as can be seen, they just want to hurt and kill people. To cut them up and make them bleed and string their bodies up as nasty, smelly decor. Just like every other bland raider we've already encountered in the Commonwealth.

They're only shown to be interested in killing. Not teamwork, not building skills, nor living by any law or code of their own besides the usual "raiders be raidering". They have no motivation or meaning. They're serial killers - just ignoring that serial killers rarely work in teams, let alone huge ones, and often still have their own motives for doing what they do. Especially in literary works. Simply saying something like "but people like that do exist in real life!" doesn't justify Bethesda's bad writing here either. This is still a story, and in 99% of stories your bad guys need a better justification than just "they're bad!" (The only time you don't is in like, a monster centric horror movie, where the monster just exists to tear the dumb victims apart for the quick amusement of the viewers. Even then, the narrative is boosted by having a monster with a reason for being the monster.)

Nisha herself is presented to us as an interesting character; she's the one who makes a warning comment to Gage upon the player being made the new overboss, which immediately puts her in a spotlight and position over the other two gang leaders by interacting with you in the story first.

We can also learn that she's the boss that Gage fears the most. But beyond her liking to cut people up, there's no real reason for her to be so scary - not in comparison to the others. A big point about Gage is that he hates to use chems or alcohol because he dislikes not being in control of himself, which would open himself up for being killed or harmed in some way. Logically this should make The Operators his biggest concern. But instead it's Nisha. The defence for this is that Nisha is meant to be very clever. We're told this. But we aren't shown it very well, if at all.

She's meant to come off smart through our conversation with her, I guess. Because talking in a sneaky manner makes a person clever to Bethesda. We also learn that despite the truce that is meant to be in place between the three gangs she still lets her people kill members of the other gangs, just so long as they don't get caught. But... they do. We can find mutliple instances of Disciples doing sloppy jobs hiding their crimes. It's not a secret they're doing it. This makes Nisha look bad, because she clearly doesn't have as much of a lid of things as she would like to claim.

It also ignores that the Operators already have 'intelligent and sneaky' covered in their own themeing. By giving these traits to Nisha too Bethesda is simply doubling up on them but without the justification to back them up for Nisha and the Disciples. It comes off like Bethesda went "Smart guys (Operators), Animalistic guys (Pack), and... uh... let's just do regular raiders but also try to make them smart too?" And it didn't work.

Hell, you can't even argue that they're at least still better than the Commonwealth gangs, because I am far more interested in the lore behind The Forged and Judges Jury than the Disciples. And that's mostly just from notes and terminal entries! They at least have reason! Culture! In the end the effort that went into the Disciples is about the same as some of the more mid Commonwealth gangs.

There could be some arguement with the fact that the Disciples are largely made up of female NPCs over males, with enough male NPCs to count on one hand, but again there's nothing actually done with that. It could have been really interesting if it was! But it wasn't! It's just a random thing you can note yourself by running around their base. It's not actually brought up at all.

Ultimately I think a lot of the Disciples and the Nuka World DLC being "like that" in general is because there were probably plans to do much more with them but Bethesda rushed it out to get it done, meaning a lot that likely had been planned got cut, leaving us with nothing but glances beyond an ultimately disappointing experience. Like they do with everything.

Maybe in another version of the DLC Nisha and the Disciples had more of a role to play which would have fleshed them out more in opposition to the other gangs, but that's not the reality we got. We got nothing.

So. Yeah. That's why the Disciples are my least favourite of the Nuka World gangs. I'd love to see your deep-dive when you get to it. Feel free to tag me!

[lycheecatee]

Some doodles of Nisha and Mags Black that I thought were silly enough to post

[toxickimi]

Sole: I’m gonna need a human skull and I can't have you ask any questions why. Nisha: Only if you also don't ask why Nisha: Pulls out 7 pristine human skulls Take your pick. Sole: Nisha: Sole: This one is fine

[nishas-pet]

Sjshsjhw okie okie this is sorta the same request as the last couple I've requested but like.....

Ok so... Imagine, x Reader got into a relationship with Colter, right? Now imagine Nisha and Mags were like "OMG you can do SO MUCH better than him" and they both (Nisha and Mags) finally realize they both have a Big Crush™ on said x Reader? And now they're trying to find ways to like get x Reader to break up with him? Idk. 😅😅😅😅 could I Mayhaps request that lil drabble? If your requests are still opent hat is?

I'm sorry I was gone for so long but tldr is a lot of bad shit happened to me. Anyways, here's the headcannon if anyone still cares and I apologize for leaving for so long. REQUESTS ARE OPEN.

I'm going to apologize in advance for this being probably really bad.

Him Really??

When you first started dating Colter, Mags and Nisha are befuddled

Like how in the hell could you, The OVERBOSS, be willing to get together with Colter of all people. The incredibly useless and self-centered poor excuse of a former Overboss

You and him literally tried killing each other when you first met and now you're sleeping with the man who tried to kill you.

When they saw you and Colter together they both became incredibly jealous.

When they realized they were jealous they both began being angry at themselves for having a crush on the overboss of all people.

How could they develop a crush on the boss, and why did they have to realize it after you and Colter got into a relationship

When they figure out that Nisha/Mags also have a crush on you they are infuriated with one another and a lot of "incidents" between The Operators and The Disciples happen

things such as random killings, slaves being stolen or killed

sabotaging of gear and equipment

To the point that you can't ignore it anymore and then call them both into a meeting

"What in the fuck is the problem you two are having with each other?" You shout at them as they sit down in front of you.

At first the violence between the Operators and the Disciples were negligible but they quickly escalated to being on the edge of all out war, and war is very bad for business. "I'm waiting for an explanation from one of you." You say as you lean forward in the chair and stare down both of the women in front of you.

Both of the women look down after sharing a glance and huff towards each other as they cross their arms, 'this is very strange' you think to yourself since usually both of them would be quick to explain their actions. "until both of you learn to behave and knock this shit off the Pack will get first dibs on everything. The quicker you two stop whatever this crap is the less you lose to the Pack." You explain as you sigh and rub your forehead like a teacher or parent who just got done scolding a child.

As they enter the elevator they begin to talk

" We can't let those animal fuckers take all the good territory and loot from us." "Agreed"

After they reach an agreement and finally start working together they come up with a plan to get you away from Colter

At first they decide to start with something small and have some of the things you and Colter stolen and hidden away

Items that Colter own begin to disappear causing several arguments to break out between you two. You swear you had nothing to do with it but Colter either doesn't believe you or doesn't care

Nisha and Mags are pleased with themselves until they realize it's not working and breaking the two of you up

they begin to slowly increase their efforts by picking fights with Colter, complaining about him as much as they can, and other ideas

Then they decide to raise the stakes and try to frame Colter as being a thief

They begin to "steal" things from the Operators and Disciples and even have some of their trusted members steal some items from the Pack.

As the reports of small things missing or stolen jump up you begin to search for this thief

After a long time of scouring the gangs your suspicions eventually turn towards Colter

After searching through your shared spaces you eventually wait until he's out before you search through his private containers such as his dresser and chest

You find multiple things from the various gangs there. ranging from small items such as "trophies" the gangs have taken to some extreme items like Nisha's knife.

"What the fuck is this Colter" you shout as he walks back into your shared quarters, presenting him with some of the missing items you found in his closet and dresser. "I don't know how any of that got there" he shouts back as he raises his hands in an I don't know gesture

A lot of shouting and arguing is heard by nearby gang members. After over an hour of arguing you and Colter eventually reach a boiling point and end your relationship with each other and Colter is exiled from Nuka World.

Nisha and Mags smile to themselves that their plan has worked before they realize that now that Colter's gone they both are going to try and get with you.

"We both want to get with the boss right? Well then how about we both get with them at the same time. That way we both get what we want and the boss is happy we aren't killing each other." Mags explains as they both sit down across from one another.

"Fine, just don't get ahead of yourself and assume that they're gonna stay with you forever once they realizes I'm better than you." Nisha explains as her cocky smirk flashes. "As if the boss would want to be with a brute like you" Mags laughs out as both of them stand and reluctantly shake hands.

"Guess It's a contest then"

And that's the end. I apologize if it isn't that good and for how long it took for anything to be posted. If anyone likes this or any of my other old posts (which I don't think are that good) feel free to send me an ask/message with what you want. I'll write any ask relating to Fallout, with Fallout 4 being preferred but not necessarily required. I'll write anything from scenarios to oneshots or drabbles. I'll write both SFW and NSFW works with the exceptions being, Full Angst (hurt no comfort), Watersports, Feces, NTR, Underaged NSFW, and a few other things.

[incorrectfallout-4quotes]

Sole: Nisha, how do you respond to the charges that petty vandalism such as graffiti is down eighty percent, while heavy sack beatings are up a shocking nine hundred percent?

Nisha: Aw, you can come up with statistics to prove anything. Forfty percent of all people know that.

Sole: I see. Well, what do you say to the accusation that your Disciples have been causing more crimes than they've been preventing?

Nisha: Oh, Boss, I'd be lying if I said my women weren't committing crimes.

Sole: [pause] Well, touché.

[elven-butts]

*comes back from vocation not remembering how to draw but very horny*

[everydayyoulovemeless]

Do you think you could write Gage and the other bosses with an overboss who, while in power armor, looks very big and intimidating, but the second they step out of it, it's very appearant that they're short as hell and the opposite of intimidating

Gage And The Nuka-World Leaders With A Short!Overboss

➼ Word Count » 0.4k ➼ Warnings » None

Gage thinks it's ridiculous how quickly you're stature will change depending on whether you're in your armor or not and will crack jokes at your expense just because of how cartoonish the entire thing is. He'll rest his arm on your head or just simply stare down at you. He thinks it's incredible that you're the person he takes orders from. Not that he's complaining, he just thinks it's strange how un-raider-like you look. He's always keeping a sharper eye out for you whenever you're not in your armor too, just in case anyone thinks it'd be the best time to assassinate you, and is noticeably more paranoid.

When you're outside of your armor, Mags Black will take you into the Parlor and get you outfitted in something that makes you appear more rugged. She's a firm believer in "dressing for the part" and thinks it's important that you do so as well. She even offered to have her and some of the Operators enhance your armor to make it look more hostile and rough, although, it won't be cheap.

William Black likes you better outside of your armor since he can look down at you instead of being forced to look up. Honestly, though, he might refuse to talk with you when you're not in your armor. He doesn't think you're worth his time if you don't look the part of a raider boss.

Nisha doesn't mind all that much. If you're dangerous in your power armor then you're just as dangerous outside of it. If anything, she thinks that you're more dangerous outside the armor since you don't look menacing at all. She'll help you use that to your advantage, using you as bait to lull those poor Minutemen soldiers into a false sense of righteousness before having you slaughter them. Just stick with her and the two of you could really make names for yourselves.

Mason also thinks it's really funny and will pick you up every time you leave your armor just because he thinks it's incredible how tiny you really are. No matter how much you squirm in his grasp he'll just hold you up and compare you to a puppy. Don't get him wrong, he has tons of respect for you, he just can't help but ruffle your hair or stick his foot out and trip you as you walk by. Although, if anyone else teased you in the same manner, he'd get really defensive and start sizing them up.

[fallout-drabbles-n-stuff]

Nuka-World leaders as crocs:

Mags:

Mason:

Nisha:

[nishaapologist]

thinking about nisha growing up............ these days she's too busy to do any fancy war paint like she used to 😔

[sassenashsworld]

Nick : Nora, I don't know, putting in the head of your people all this idea about the Ides of March, it's hot even for you Nora : I don't fear them, they love me Nick : Yeah, somes. But still, it's hot Nora : Calm down. Now, I have this discours to make on the Fizztop Grille platform with Mason, Nisha, Dixie, Savoy, Mags and William Black and even my so loved Porter in my back to support me Nick : Hm Nora...

[transwarcriminal]

Nisha x Reader smut is gonna be the death of me (positive)