If the player chooses to become a slaver, they may be waylaid from time to time while traveling in the wasteland by a Ranger patrol. Also, by joining the Rangers your reputation in the NCR will greatly increase. Predictably, slavers in the Den and out in the wasteland will be disapproving of a Ranger. The sheriff of Redding, who is laid up with a leg injury when the player arrives, is more accepting of a player who is a Ranger (however, this has no actual effect). Successful completion of the quest and acceptance of the Ranger Oath leads to the player's induction into the Rangers. She has a simple quest: visit the slave pens on the outskirts of NCR, kill the slavers, and spring the slaves from captivity. A hard-line abolitionist answer, however, raises Elise's interest, and she will offer a chance to back up words with actions. Neutral responses, are not greeted with open arms, either, claiming that attitude allows slavers to exist in the first place. If the player tells that some of his/her best friends are slavers, he/she'll be brushed off. At this point, the player is offered a verbal challenge: they must clearly state, for the record, their position on slavers. Neutral to high karma players are at least allowed to talk with the Rangers' spokeswoman, Elise. Players with low karma are also usually run out of the Rangers' base. If the player is already a slaver, the Rangers will be outright hostile.
In Fallout 2, the Chosen One can become an NCR Ranger, provided he or she hasn't made any poor karma choices in the past and is willing to perform a job to prove loyalty to the group's cause. Joining the Rangers is an unmarked quest in Fallout 2.
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