Fallout: 10 Most Evil Things That Can Happen

Although Bethesda removed the controversial ability to be a child killer in their first Fallout effort, they certainly didn't remove some of the sadistic barbarism the series had earned a reputation for. However, while killing children was off the agenda, apparently committing children to fates worse than death was a-okay.

After the Lone Wanderer has reached Paradise Falls, a settlement ran by Eulogy Jones and his band of slavers, the player can travel the Capital Wasteland forcing people into slavery in order to make a profit.

If this isn't bad enough, once the player has accessed Little Lamplight, a community built within a series of caves inhabited entirely by children, they can persuade Bumble, the youngest of the children in the town, to follow them outside, where a slaver waits to take her away. Add to this the implication that the child will be sold to a molester and this is seriously one of the most vile acts in the whole series.

Luring the innocent child outside and subjecting her for a life of misery nets the player the Boogeyman's hood, a unique helmet with decent stats.