Rose

Backstory
Rose inhabits the neighborhood that was known as “Rose Hill” before the war, between Murray Hill and Mercy.

Inter-City Relations
Rose borders Kayto and NoMad, and is in close proximity to Mercy and Bellevue.

While none of the other city-states really have any desire for anything within Rose, and would rather avoid the Branchtenders; Rose itself covets the large park in Nomad. While they do not wish the people of Nomad any violence, the Branchtenders want the use of Madison Square Park, which is currently in possession of Nomad.

Maybe This Time
Speaking with Maple at the New York Life Building will begin the quest "Maybe This Time", named after the 1966 Cabaret musical song of the same title.


 * Speak with Maple about the 'Tree of Life'
 * Talk to the Branchtenders about the Tree of Life, as well as Maple.
 * Speak with the people of Nomad about the Park
 * Return to Maple with the information you've gathered
 * Help Maple make her decision

Player Interaction
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The Tree of Life
In this timeline, it is assumed that Harold is dead. With Harold either killed by the lone wanderer as requested or by fire; the Treeminders splintered off and went their own ways. It seems that Branchtender Maple made her way to the Empire Wastes, and discovered the giant tree within the New York Life Building. While this tree didn't talk to her like Harold did, she has become fiercely devoted to this giant Elm.

The ultimate change in her personality came from being betrayed by the lone wanderer. She wanted to hide Harold from the world, to keep him and protect him from all who would exploit him. However she has a new mentality about the Elm of Life; that all should see its splendor. She still protects it as its guardian, but it's no longer to be hidden away from the world. Maple allows for those who are pure of heart to visit and pay homage to it.

However, it seems like dangers come from within. While Maple was fiercely loyal to Father Birch, not all within are so faithful to Branchtender Maple.