Born in the N.C.R.
This one is probably closest to the idea of Queen of The Pitt. It follows on from the events of New Vegas - following a 'personal canon' that ended with an N.C.R. victory at Hoover Dam. It is some twenty to thirty years later, the Mojave (and more) has been fully absorbed into the New California Republic. It concerns Private Kyle Edwards - the ghoul trooper The Courier encounters in Camp Searchlight, his experiences in the Republic afterwards, and a new force in the Republic inspired by the Courier and Boone. I'm also thinking of including Melody (the little girl in The Fort) as a major character. Here I'm aiming for a kind of 'Born on the Fourth of July' kinda feel.
A Mighty Fortress is our God.
Nothing to do with religion, merely metaphorical - although if it isn't kosher I'll change the title. This one is set in an old English castle - the people who inhabit it shortly after the bombs fall, their attempts to defend their new home and the society that develops once the bombs 'wipe the slate clean'. Here I think a kind of Threads crossed with the British section in World War Z theme would lend itself well to England in the Fallout universe. I don't know if an English setting is passé, but living in Britain this would be the best researched story, if you will. However, I could change the setting to Germany - another interesting setting.
The Yangtze Boys
Ever wonder what happened to the power armoured scouts sent into mainland China? This explores their dilemmas after the bombs decimate their command structure and turns the world into a radioactive wasteland. Do they attempt to find a way home, or eke out an existence in the most hostile land imaginable? Here I'm thinking of a kind of Black Hawk Down feel, using elements from the cancelled Fallout: Extreme.
The Stones of Venice
One that's not very fleshed compared to the others, I'll be honest. It's most similar to A Mighty Fortress is our God, but set obviously in Italy, and the society that arises as survivors try and reclaim their proud and cultured heritage. Not a lot to say at the moment besides the setting, but a Machiavellian angle would lend itself well. I know plenty about the city and region, so like AMFIOG research and feel won't be a problem.
Please, let me know you thoughts.