- The Bloodbags are only a raider gang by association. Descended from the dwellers of Vault 56, they prey on the Pacific Wasteland, feeding their victims to their Bloodbugs if not outright eating them. Their territory is marked by gore and brutality, and they wear tattered vault suits, some carrying the remains of their victims as crude clubs.

- The Bloodbags were first spotted in 2231, although unconfirmed reports claim that they made a handful of appearances as early as 2145. They quickly fortified the area around Vault 56, devouring the locals and finding a quick affinity for Bloodbugs, which they saw as an extension of their vampire ways.

Over time, they would grow from a minor threat to a major, as their brutality and night vision would make them extremely adept combatants against anything falling short of an ROC patrol. They would eventually be hemmed in, not by force, but by a clever wastelander who found that they were repelled by crosses. This hasn't prevented their expansion in totality, but it did enough to prevent them from surging towards new targets.

Very little is known about their history and ways. Things can be gleamed from their bizarre speech and camps, but many things, such as where their children are, are unknown. Attempts to capture them have typically resulted in the Bloodbag biting their own tongue off or refusing to speak even when tortured to near death.

What is known paints a bleak picture of violence and dogma, mingled with radiation poisoning.

- The Bloodbags are purely organized by force and cunning. Every individual sees themself as disposable, leading many to perform extreme and violent acts to seize power within the clan. Conflicts over leadership have been observed, and seem to be resolved via duels to the death, either with bare hands or sharpened ribs, studded with metal. The victor devours the loser.

- The Bloodbags are a riff on cave-dwellers from films such as The Descent or Bone Tomahawk, as well as vampires in media like Twilight or Vampire: The Masquerade. Their speech is similar to that of Skaven (a race of intelligent rats) from Warhammer Fantasy. 

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