There's a lot of crazy fauna in Fallout 4, and a crucial step to rebuilding civilisation is to reestablish some sense of culture. And what better way to do that than by building museums filled with stuffed creatures that you kill in the wasteland. The Wasteland Workshop DLC will be introducing taxidermy to the Fallout universe - probably the first craft in the Fallout universe that serves an aesthetic, rather than a survival purpose. There are no further details yet, but essentially you'll get to turn your fallen foes into stuffed, posing statues. Knowing Bethesda, you'll probably have a lot of creative rein over how you get to pose your taxidermic creations, and it'll probably just be a matter of dragging individual limbs into the exact positions you want using a mouse or analog stick. Inevitably, there'll be some crude creations involving dead Deathclaws being forced into undignified sex poses for all eternity. In fact, most of the stuffed creations will probably be of such a nature, but the more civilised among you will be able to create the first cultural building of the post-nuclear era - the Museum of Wasteland Wildlife - hopefully instilling a bit of education and culture in Fallout's philistine world.
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