InferiorBiddle

InferiorBiddle is a fictional character and recurring antagonist in the *Fallout* video game series, created by Bethesda Game Studios. The character first appeared in *Fallout 3* (2008) as a minor antagonist and has since become a notable figure in the *Fallout* universe, particularly in the *Fallout 4* DLC *Far Harbor* (2016) and the *Fallout 76* expansion *Workshop* (2020).

InferiorBiddle is a grotesque, mutated humanoid creature resembling a grotesque, elongated, and emaciated version of a human, with elongated limbs, a hunched posture, and a distorted face. The character’s origins are tied to the fallout-induced mutations that plagued the post-apocalyptic world. In *Fallout 3*, Biddle is encountered as a hostile NPC in the Appalachian region, where he is described as a "mutant" or "monster" by other characters. His name is a play on the phrase "inferior bid," referencing his role as a lowly, often overlooked figure in the game’s economy.

In *Far Harbor*, InferiorBiddle is revealed to be a former human named **Biddle**, who was subjected to experimental radiation treatments by the pre-war **Institute for Human Compatibility (IHC)**. The experiments left him severely mutated, leading to his monstrous appearance. He is later encountered as a hostile figure in the DLC’s main questline, where he serves as a minor antagonist before being defeated by the player.

InferiorBiddle’s design and role in the *Fallout* series highlight the series' themes of radiation’s destructive effects and the moral ambiguity of scientific experimentation. His character has been referenced in *Fallout 76* lore, where he appears as a rare mutant spawn in the *Workshop* expansion, reinforcing his status as a memorable and unsettling figure in the franchise. His name and appearance have also been referenced in *Fallout* lore books and community discussions, contributing to his cult following among fans.