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Contents

  • Maps
    • Wasteland
      • Hagar Settlement
      • Ghost Hideout
      • Wasted Garage
      • Wellspring
      • The Dead City
      • Mutant Bash
      • Shrouded Bunker
      • The Well
      • The Authority Prison
      • The Dead City 2
    • Eastern Wasteland
      • Subway Town
      • Blue Line Station
      • Gearhead Vault
      • Power Plant
      • The Abandoned Distillery
      • Jackal Canyon
      • Capital Prime
    • Road Rage Maps
      • Maps
  • Essentials
    • Life after Eden
      • Life after Eden
      • Controls
      • Dossier
      • Health and Defibrillation
      • Weapons
      • Quick Use Items
      • Vendors
    • Extended Play
      • Job Boards
      • Mutant Bash TV
      • MiniGames
      • Rage Frenzy
      • Races
    • Armory
      • Primary Weapons
      • Quick Use Weapons
      • Consumables and Miscellaneous Items
    • Garage
      • Driver Training
      • Vehicles
    • The Settlers
      • The Bandit Clans
      • The Authority
      • The Mutants
      • Wasteland Economy
      • Vehicle Upgrades
    • Rage Frenzy Cards
      • Rage: Frenzy Card Gallery
      • Rage Frenzy Stats
      • Rage Frenzy Dealer Decks
    • Extras
      • Achievements and Trophies
    • Mission Flowcharts
      • Flowcharts
  • Walkthrough
    • Wasteland
      • Prologue
      • Quell Bandits
      • Med Supplies
      • Missing Parts
      • Find the Buggy Parts
      • Destroy the Barricade
      • Dan's Message
      • Changing Clothes
      • Renting a Garage
      • Arming your Buggy
      • Resupply Dan Hagar
      • Feltrite Crater
      • Feltrite Sample
      • Cuprino Needed
      • Resupply the Watchtower
      • Destroy the Bomb Caches
      • Highjacked Well
      • Deadly Delivery
      • Secret Delivery
      • Liberate Captain Marshall
      • Recover ID Drive
      • Lost Research Data
    • Eastern Wasteland
      • Subway Town
      • Gaining Influence
      • Ark Equipment
      • Assault the Authority Bridge
      • Assault Capital Prime
      • Epilogue
  • DLC
    • Sewers
      • Wasteland Sewers
      • Eastern Wasteland Sewers
  • Multiplayer
    • Road Rage
      • Game Modes
      • Special Events
      • XP and XP Bonuses
      • Ranks and Unlocks
      • Vehicle Customization
      • Vehicle Body Types
      • Road Rage Developer Tips
    • Wasteland Legends
      • Scoring System
      • Revive Vs Defib
      • Life In Prison
      • Season 1: Pilot
      • Water Service
      • Trophy Hunting
      • Rusty's Rusupply
      • Unwanted Guests
      • Extermination
      • Grab and Go
      • A New Toy
    • Careers and Leaderboards
      • Careers and Leaderboards
    • Multiplayer Emblems
      • Emblems
  • Extras
    • Interface

Rage Guide › Essentials › The Settlers

The Mutants

Many believe that mutants were caused by impact radiation, but the truth is that they are failed attempts by the Authority to control humans with Nanotrites. When an Authority experiment would go wrong, the by-product, a mutant, was tossed into the Wasteland where they massed together and began breeding. Their tactics are simple, but they attack in numbers and swarm their victims like locusts. Mutants have learned to use simple weapons—mostly clubs and knives fashioned from scrap metal found in the Wasteland.

Large Mutant

The Authority not only wants to control humans, but to make them super soldiers, and the large mutants are a direct result of this. The Nanotrites successfully transmogrified the mutants to increase strength and intelligence. The large mutants’ greater intelligence allows them to use weaponry, such as a homemade grenade launcher. Sometimes the transmogrification creates extreme mutations, leading to creatures with giant tentacles as arms.

Giant Mutant

The large mutants were early attempts at the giant mutant, an immense malformed creature created by Dr. Kvasir for Major Casey, General Cross’s right-hand man. When Major Casey discovered the giant mutant could be controlled, he ordered it to kill Kvasir, but the giant mutant’s love for its creator could not be overridden. It turned on Major Casey and crushed the life out of him. Driven insane by the order to kill its creator, the giant mutant broke free of its containment and now freely wanders the Dead City.

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