7 Fallout Cults Who Dealt With the Apocalypse So Weirdly

It's tough living in a wasteland short on hope and long on angry supermutants. For some survivors, starting a cult is just their way of coping with the chaos, so it's not for us to judge. Except we’re going to do that right now. Subscribe!
After the apocalypse, some find meaning in life through religion, and then there's the Church of the Children of Atom, who worship the giant unexploded nuclear bomb in the middle of Megaton.
Or take The Kings: a gang of guys in New Vegas's Freeside who are really, really into Elvis Presley, except they don't know who Elvis actually was. They moved into an abandoned school for Elvis impersonators in Freeside, took one look at the place and decided anyone that people revered this much had to be a god.
Freeside is also where you will find one of the weirdest cults in Fallout New Vegas, Maud's Muggers: a marauding band of old ladies in matching pink dresses who attack you with rolling pins and flickknives.
At least the Treeminders are peaceful. Under the leadership of Treefather Birch, these folks are dealing with the apocalypse the best way they know how: gluing twigs to themselves, worshipping a talking tree and being leafy pacifists. Until you incinerate their talking god tree, obviously.
Then there's the White Glove Society of the Ultra-Luxe Casino. You don't want to know what those guys are into, other than fancy eveningwear and elitism.
It's not like things are any better below the wasteland. For proof, please consider these 6 Fallout Vaults That Drove Everyone Crazy, Surprise:
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