Big Hits, Big Misses with Fallout X MTG Universes Beyond
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- Some of this is just awkward - why don't I recognise any of these characters from a game series I love? Am I getting old?
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I love that inventory management has split second because you're pausing the game it's hilarious.
Same with V.A.T.S. I might grab a copy or two just cuz of that and it's also a fun and interesting kill spell.
I feel like the art for blasphemous act should've maybe been like a huge nuclear explosion with the mushroom cloud and everything.
Should of been the opening cutscene of fallout 4 as you're getting lowered into the vault
Nah, that should've been Star of Extinction.
It could've been a frame of the missile launching at the end of Lonesome Road
Think they’ve intentionally steered away from any realistic mushroom clouds given cultural sensitivities. 76 drew some ire with players using nukes as fun loot events, and wizards won’t put guns in their cowboy set or cops in their mob set so I think they’re playing these things safe.
I guess I can see that but nukes are such a huge part of the story of Fallout.@@Senseovernet
Ian is a great meta-design because Ian was best known for the AI being really bad at deciding when to fire weapons into group fights. So he'd often be spraying you with the SMG as much as the enemies.
Oh shit, I didn't catch that. That's actually brilliant.
As a Fallout fan who recently(like a year and a half ago) started playing magic I'm in love with these decks so far but I wish magic fans got to feel this way about THEIR GAME.
As a Fallout fan who recently(like two months ago) started playing magic, I feel the same.
Please don't worry, it's everyone's game and there will always be silly irrational people who dislike Universe Beyond for no reason. I personally don't care for fallout but I'm glad you're eating good.
Welcome to the community! It’s great to have you both here
You really cant say it this broadly. There are some legitimate concerns about the UB flood that Hasbro is pushing. Imo magic eas just better off without them. While I do love some UB sets most were just soulless cashgrabs@@pascalsimioli6777
@user-pq8on8bx9g to some of those petulant children the lore was good though, people cant tell other people what they like or dislike thats a big yikes. For some UB made the game better and I am happy for those people, for some it introduced them to the game and I am happy to welcome new faces. But for some (me included) it made the game worse and for some it was the final nail in the coffin which is sad. I personally don't buy or play with UB cards, I don't like it when I see them on the battlefield but if my opponent is happy I'll manage. But If UB takes over thats probably the point I will also stop playing magic.
There actually were "proper" zombies in Fallout 3! Just localized solely in the Dunwich Building, as a reference to H.P. Lovecraft.
Ian is actually a fun cross meta reference as he was notorious for using his SMG to kill the player while shooting at enemies.
That is excellent.
Knowing little of Fallout, but being from the Greater Boston Area, I'm excited to see "Boston" on Magic cards. Already saw Temple of Malice depicting just a friggin' factory out in Saugus, which is something I'd never expect to see before on a Magic card.
Fallout 4 took place in the Boston area :). Was really good.
The settings of 3, 4, and, obviously New Vegas, are about the limit of my knowledge lol@@JoeyDCote
I'm just glad Dogmeat made it. I loved him ever since I first set my eyes on the best boy.
With how many Rogue's Passage Voltron commander decks have been showing up at casual commander night I am fine with wasteland becoming a thing.
...play removal? Rogue's Passage isn't a problem, people not interacting with other people's boards is.
Is wasteland not removal, LOL@@Th3Treasoner
@@Erribell If it's easier for you to Wasteland a Rogue's Passage and then block a Aura/Equip'd creature until your eyeballs fall out, than to just like... Swords to Plowshares, Path to Exile, Dismember, Terror... the creature, then you definitely need more of those in your deck.
Here's a little secret to deal with Voltron decks: play Tower of the Magistrate. It's just a colorless land which can give a creature protection from artifacts by tapping it and paying one generic mana. Now, when a creature with equipments attached gains protection from artifacts, all of them fall off
@@florinalinmarginean1135my uril laughs at your tower and rafik is giving him a solid pat on the back.
I think saying "I never finished game X" and then following that statement with "this art gives more depth and character to this person than game X did" is a pretty bad take. I'll admit that Fallout 4 isnt the best in the series, but Cait is one of the best written characters in the whole game, and saying a picture of her doing the job she did because it was all she felt ahe could be good at when the PC meets her is better than the story she tells across her journey of recovery is you speaking on something you have not experienced.
Fallout 4 fans are not happy.
I re-installed it today, this might make me replay it.
It's not nearly as good as 3 or NV, but it's got a certain charm to it. Out of all the companions I think Cait and Deacon have the most interesting stories if you pursue them. Hope you have fun man. Didn't mean to sound snarky or anything, just thought it was a weird thing to say. Apologies.
I would agree with you, but having said that, fallout 4 is so bad about characterization it's not unreasonable to make the assumption about it
Mr. House shouldn't be Mardu and I will die on this hill. To give him the same colors as Ceaser is completely wrong. They have totally different philosophies. House should be Jeskai or Grixis.
Interesting point. I think opposing factions can have the same essence, but flipped and reversed. But from a singular set - it does feel weird.
@@PleasantKenobi They can but Mr. House very much wants order and control according to his ideas, alone. Very much should have blue in my opinion.
@@cax1175Order and control are Orzhov, but he also really likes his idea of vegas and knows how to manipulate luck, which I feel is red
@@notapplicable6985Manipulation is very much also blue lol.
@@cax1175 yes but what the commenter means is the impulse, emotion, LUCK based flavor of red, mixed with white's "order and control" and blacks "ego, power and greed". Mardu very much works perfectly fine, but thats the beauty of the color pie, with enough mental gymnastics you can justify anything. A jeskai, grixis, whatever version could work too if the design is creative enough.
As a massive Fallout fan, I thought I'd mention some of your points.
Centurion of the Marked technically isn't a proper ghoul. He's a Marked Man. Whilst still iradiated, they went through a different process and aren't ghouls in the traditional sense. The amount of radiation that they're exposed to would almost certainly kill a normal ghoul. They have no skin because the winds of The Divide is constantly ripping and flaying it all off, whereas regular ghouls it just sort of rots and sometimes falls off for example. Zombie as a creature type for Ghoul is a miss, though.
Vault 21's experiment was that there would be no authority, and that all disputes were to be resolved via gambling. Mr. House, leader of the New Vegas Strip (Who should probably be Esper, not Mardu but whatever), cracked open the vault and offered a game of blackjack it's heavily implied he cheated at to win control over the vault. He kicked everyone, barring one person who he hired, out and filled the lower layers with concrete out of paranoia someone would break into it to enter the Strip without passing the toll.
The NCR isn't a paramilitary, it's a nation.
The art for Nuclear Fallout is just green skeletons, not ghouls.
Other than that there's nothing to add really.
How does somebody play NV and come away with the thought that the NCR is a paramilitary? Its whole thing is that it's a shambling bureaucracy
Appreciate the additional information.
My only issue is with Nuclear Fallout - I was certain it was depicting one of the Iradiated Ghoul families in Fallout 4 - but it's been a good few years so maybe I am off?
@@PleasantKenobi I think it is depicting one of normal rockwells families blown apart by radiation.
They look more like corpses than ghouls
@@notapplicable6985it's spoofing on the 1943(?) Rockwell Thanksgiving painting he did
@@monadoheir870 Thanks, I forgot the context of the painting, but its a classic and I love when they reference famous art
Vault 21 isn't actually a casino, it is a hotel. However, the social experiment that took place in the vault was that every dispute was settled through gambling. It mixes a little bit of that lore with the gambling you can do on the strip.
Blasphemous Act should have been a Mushroom Cloud
I like the reference they chose to put on Blasphemous Act
Do you think now that they've added Synth as a creature type, we could see a Blade Runner Universes Beyond in a secret lair or commander deck at some point?
Ian is perfect because in the game he shoots the PC on accident all the time
I love how in the art of cass’s card is her story in NV when you go and look for her destroyed caravan
I think the Mysterious Stranger is trying to combine the effect of the Mysterious Stranger perk with the Miss Fortune perk? Miss Fortune is basically the Mysterious Stranger but she does random sometimes wacky effects instead of straight high damage. If that's the case, I see what they were going for. I think it would have been better with ninjutsu flavor-wise, but that's just me.
23:51 RAM RAAAAANCCHHH
They're clearly building up to that cowboy set
haha funnymtgcirclejerkingmeme haha quirky :-)
Mantle of the Ancients is a reprint and the art is a reference to the opening scene of Fallout 2 after the tutorial. In FO2, you're the ancestor of the protagonist of FO1, and you're gifted their Vault Jumpsuit after completing the Temple of Trials (forgettable tutorial level) 😊
Pretty excited to see what my husbando Arcade Gannon does.
I completed Fallout 2 and I remember Horrigan... barely. I must have been like 12 so he was just "big bad guy who gets torn in half when he dies and then his head explodes". Also, he should have been a soldier imo, since he's part of the Enclave forces.
One of the endings in FNV was literally the exact same planet of the apes reference, I imagine that's what they were thinking when making the card. But I do agree that blowing up all the lands on a table is not a fun mechanic
Fun fact about nukes: The nuke in megaton degrading wouldn't matter nearly as much as the fact that it is on the ground. Nuclear bombs explode high in the air to make sure that that the energy spreads out and doesn't just become concentrated on the ground surrounding the bomb.
Also, nukes don't really use chemicals that can easily degrade with exposure and even with uranium decaying over time it wouldn't matter much because most of it wasn't going to explode anyways since the reaction is so fast that most of the uranium/plutonium is blasted away before it can react.
well slighty they explode in the air to BE MORE concentrated on the ground directly under the bomb.
a bomb exploding in the air does more damage to the ground then when it hits the ground. physics :)
@@DaxRaider i might not be understanding what you're saying exactly, because it makes no sense to me. When done on ground level, the explosion becomes even more concentrated on the ground below, that's kinda the problem.
You want to use the energy to heat air and cause a shockwave, not waste it vaporizing several tonnes of rock.
megaton bomb would be fatman type bomb right? those use conventional explosives to achieve criticality. those explosives deteriorate and also the construction as a whole deteriorates. this would cause less compression and less acuracy in compression of fission material and lower yield. but i'm not really nuclear scientist so... 😊
All nuclear weapons use conventional explosive to start things out. The Teller-Ulam fusion bomb construction is conventional high explosives which cause the fission of a hollow core which triggers the fusion of the fuel. The conventional explosives absolutely degrade, and in fusion bombs the fusion fuel is not inert, lithium deuteride reacts violently with water, producing hydrogen and lithium hydroxide which is a strong base and highly caustic, so the integrity of the cowling is an issue long term.
@@Bob-nc5hz we are talking fission bomb not fusion bomb in case of megaton though, right?
with good neutron reflector and/or sufficiently enriched material it is possible to reach criticality without conventional explosives but not really in ways that are useful in weaponry so megaton is not this case.
anyway i know only the basics of the designs so i wonder what would be the result of deteriorated cumulative charges in megaton-design bomb. small explosion and a lot of fission product and fission material spread in the environment instead of actual nuclear blast? something like what we got in chernobyl?
So i believe the raveges of war pipboy art while being a refrence to planet of the apes is also a reference to a wild wastland end slide you can get in the lonesome road dlc for fallout new vegas if you send nukes to both the ncr and ceasers legion
The T-45 power armour is fairly good in slower metas. The counters are persistent. Can't imagine PK missed that but saying it "on occasion" gives you a keyword made it sound like maybe he did?
What I was thinking was that it doesn't give one every turn - because you won't always equip, go to combat, survive and untap with someone in the suit.
The fact that the counter is permanent is weird to me - thematically, why would the suit do that lol?
@@PleasantKenobi Thanks for clarifying. Yes it's definitely not consistent. I agree it isn't particularly thematically coherent either. Perhaps you could justify it as alluding to the fact that the T-45 was the first power armour and it changed the nature of war by allowing a single soldier to use any infantry weapon, even ones normally requiring a crew and that represents the various powers. But that feels like a stretch.
Mantle of the Ancients was actually a reprint, but I guess its so old, not everyone saw it unless you played Light-Paws or Galea.
I dont think they've said anything about being Remastered but the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. Anthology coming out this year does have all the games in it. Fingers crossed they Remastered 1 & 2
That would be dope.
It would be a crying shame if so many of the pivotal DLC characters like Ulysses and Joshua Graham dont make the cut, but heres hoping they are given the love they deserve ❤
Been confirmed to not be in main set but still possible in secret lairs.
I like the Mysterious Stranger card. It's right on flavor if it is exiling removal spells, but if it's not then whatever, it's a cool Magic card
I think it's fair to point out a lot of people have watched Fallout lore videos and a lot of people liked Frank Horrigan's lore and VA when they saw it in a video.
Good point I had not considered.
Iirc when they showed off ravages of war they said something among the lines of "this is for people who want their friends to hate them"
As a another fan of Fallout, I love how passionately you talked about the series
Actually funnily enough in fallout new Vegas if you complete the lonesome road dlc they actually make a planet of the apes joke in the ending slide show if you have the wild wasteland perk on
As someone who has never played a Fallout game but is interested in the universe, this video was insightful.
just letting you know that fallout did refrerence planet of the apes, in one of the easter egg endings of the fallout new vegas DLC lonesome roads it is exactly the theme that was shown in the ravage of war.
referencing our pop culture is mostly a fallout 2 thing and about planet of the apes if you take the wild wasteland perk in new vegas you get a planet of the apes reference into the game
OH SHIT, yes! And a Tardis! I forgot about that.
I think that's more "in universe jokes" though. Again, I have never seen the Vault Boy have a caricature of a popular film as it's "bit". This is a first, and that's why I think its mildly off.
I would say Cait was a well designed character in the game, I like the ability but think it might have been more flavourful to make you discard first since she is more of the act first and think about later person.
Fallout NV had a few perks with vault boy referencing movies. The professional, Silent running, Logan's loophole.
You are right. I'm replaying and saw the Leon/Professional reference tonight.
So as an almost 28 year old, I bought the first 2 Fallouts in a bundle around 2012 since I loved FO3 and FNV. I even downloaded them on a flash drive and would play them on the school library computers during study hall. So yes I was excited to see Frank Horrigan on a Magic card
Fallout 1&2 vids are a pretty popular neich for people who don't quite jive with the crpg style and limitations. That's how I know of frank, the master and marcus pre fnv
I'm 40. I genuinely am excited for Frank. That said he was only in the game for five minutes, wasn't foreshadowed at all (as far as I remember?) and is just a big guy so you're still right about the other 90% of people.
Also because I thought he had two guns and not a gun and his knife (it's been a while alright?) I named my Frank Horrigan deck "So anyway, I started infecting". I mean, I think it's funny.
Not quite 40 yet myself but I'm definitely in the same boat. Fallout 2 was a big part of my childhood and while I've played most of the games (missed 76 and tactics) nothing that came after could touch it even if NV came close. I'm well aware a lot of it is nostalgia but what can I do :D
Michael Dorn makes those 5 minutes tremendously memorable though.
The voiced encounters in the isometric fallout games were an absolutely brilliant inclusion, reverse-engineered technical limitations of the times into some of the best moments in the entire game and or franchise.
I like the 'radiation' mechanic so much, I hope they can bring it into universes within - but im worried about how that would work.
I came here for the cards, stayed because Kenobi is a based og + new vegas fallout fan like me
Puresteel Paladin is such an obvious BOS reference that I forgot there was a magic card called that already. Definitely Brotherhood power armor. 44:37
It's probably not possible but I would love it if larian studios could make a new isometric fallout
Yes please.
Obsidian doing another one is more likely since they are both owned by Microsoft.
yes yes yes. and turn based please.
I feel like blasphemous act could have been the scene from the start of fallout 1 with Canadian citizens being executed in the street, or any of the many concentration camps or references to the camps that we visit throughout the games if we needed to have blasphemous act reprinted again
Mantle of the Ancients is a reprint right?
It is, yes.
Yep! The original printing was from the Galea precon from the first DND set. Galea is an Oath of the Ancients paladin, so Mantle of the Ancients leans into that.
If you think about the creatures that Megaton's Fate can take out, things with a toughness of 8, those are usually huge titans (like Liberty Prime!) or behemoths with a fat ass. So it makes sense for a single nuke to do 8 damage, and Blasphemous act (actual nuclear war and perpetual wasteland, combined with the moral blasphemy you mentioned in the vid) to do 13.
Even mechanically, red boardwipes are usually 3-4 damage for 3-4 mana, so getting 8 damage for 6, spitting some rads in other players' faces, and having the choice of instead ramping yourself towards Revel in Riches or Hellkite Tyrant is pretty good, imo.
I am enjoying the hell out of this as a die hard Fallout fan! Thanks for putting this together, I am cube card shopping as I watch your review. Happy cubing! -Anthony aka Uber Bear.
The Master "...was doing the right thing, really..." LMAO
Look, he was really trying to save life within the wasteland. A bright and reasonable mind.
So reasonable that you could just talk to him, provide evidence that his plan was going to fail and he would kill himself
I loved his integrity
🤓 At 29:05 Erm, Actualy the mantle of the ancient was already a printed card from forgoten realms commanders deck
For me Mysterious Stranger is more of a black card than the red one.
The ability of destroying creature fit more from his than random use people spell. A Huge Miss imop.
Jeez Vince your a big fan of everything. What is Fallout? A child computer game?
In my opinion, the jeskai energy deck needed a lot of things to go right especially without green or aetherworks marvel and I think it just didn't meet that
In defense of Veronicas art and your point of it not matching her. When you meet her at the 188 trading post. She is standing in front of a bar run by 2 people from Primm. To use the reference picture you used for in game as a base. The bar in question is behind the player character in game, so she can look over your shoulder and see the bar in question. Though to argue in your favor for your base point. The bar in question looks nothing like the art on the card, but Ill chop that up to New Vegas engine looking like Iraq in 2004.
Great video Vince! Please forgive what might be the saddest nerdiest comment I've ever posted lol.
No forgiveness needed, love this kind of comment when it's trying to be helpful! Keep on keeping on!
1000% completed fallout 1 and 2, Frank horrigan was an awesome antagonist and voice by Michael Dorn (Worf from star trek) I actually wish he was a bit better or cheaper at least. just felt called out lol
Not everyone. Just a few people I am suspicious of. :P
I heard in another video (can't remember source sadly) this. Horrigan could sort of be looked at like another Titan. Like primeval or the others, which made me like the card more. But your point is still well made.
As a late gen Fallout fan (3,4,NV), I think all of the flavor has been pretty spot on with this set like all of the other Universes Beyond sets. I especially love the Vault sagas
Mysterious Stranger should have destroyed a permanent or done a comedy amount of damage to a target on entry with a coin toss or dice roll, not whatever the fuck this is.
Ian does damage to you!? Lol he was famous for shoting you more than your enemies in fallout 1. I just got the impulse to play fallout 2. They should absolubtely remake those 2. New game play same old story. They could also remake the wasteland from back then. There was a lot of open space that could have been crested.
While I agree with you on the zombie vs ghoul thing, you don't want to lock the cards into only being viable in that set. There are no Ghoul creature types in magic.
It's the same reason you end up with Halflings in the Lord of the Rings set instead of Hobbit. Hobbits do not exist outside of Middle Earth.
So Wizards would either have to license the term in perpetuity to expand on the creature type, or you'd have to accept that those creatures would become the next Brushwagg.
This doesn't make any sense. Warhammer made up 3 new Alien species names (from 40K) in their decks. They are willing to. I just feel like lumping sentient ghouls in with zombies is harsh and cruel.
Ravages or war can be and should be if able in a commander deck no matter what, land destruction is awesome, build that salt score up up up!
Me personally I loved Fallout 4. It was my first fallout game and I loved the characters and gameplay the combat is so fun to me. I’ve played hundreds of hours of that game. I’ve since gone back and played new Vegas and I’ve had a lot of fun with it but there is just so much modern game elements missing in my opinion like no sprinting and the gameplay just feels sloppier overall.
I always like the dynamic of throwing an Armageddon or ravages of war into a play group. Mana rocks start to become a more viable source of mana acceleration and it help mitigates the excessive prevalence of green based decks that naturally ramp harder and face little threat from being board wiped as opposed to the mana rocks which always get caught up in a pernicious deed or farewell effect. Lets be honest we all know there are a significant number of busted non basics lands that are hilariously overpowered and largely impossible to remove. Field of the dead, Valakut, mount doom, Gaia cradle, cabal coffers, bazaar of baghdad etc. If in a fallout crossover we didn't get a destroy all lands effect that would have been a massive flavor fail.
The art for blasphemous act could have depicted the view of megaton's nuking from tenpenny tower.
Of course that imagery/scenario was used for another card but alas, it is arguably the most blatantly, one-sidedly heinous deed the players can have agency over in fallout and the game makes you revel in it.
For better or worse.
Testing out a thrown-together Liberty Prime deck, it actually has a pretty solid chance of swinging every turn since you're building energy and/or tokens before it drops, and don't forget that since it has vigilance, you can swing and then just before your turn, tap it for the energy. Not to mention the new plasma caster that nets two energy when equipped creature attacks so it pays for itself.
The number of people who played Fallout 1 and 2 are probably pretty high since those two and Tactics have been sold in a bundle together on steam were at times each game was under 1 dollar. That being said I believe a lot of Tactics mixed reviews were from it being unplayable on a lot of PCs, the steam version may have fixed it since then.
It’s super refreshing to see some commentary and perspective from someone who actually knows Fallout AND Magic. Some other channels devoted coverage to it, but clearly don’t know anything about the series or lore, and it shows.
Gonna sound weird but its mtg and gou cant have stuff like Jet and Psycho and i really feel like that is what this set is missing. The set feels playful and fun, not desparate and desolate. I love both but this crossover feels bland and forced.
Though how is running all 7 bobble heads (plus one other manalithe) in a casual 5c deck supposed to work in a field of 8, 9, 10, and EX decks?
I can't believe you were dissing on Agent Frank Horrigan. I may have never played Fallout 2, 😅 but I definitely watched a letsplay of someone who did. Therefore, I still think that it's fair for me to be happy to see that character get a card. I think you were being a little bit dismissive on that part. 😆
I'm not dismissing your experience, and I find that super interesting. Hadn't considered the by product of lets plays either.
I am just a little suspicious of a few people, that's all. I believe you haha. My default is usually to believe people. I wish I could explain more on this occasion, but i can't.
@@PleasantKenobi That's understandable. I just felt a little called out there for not playing Fallout 2, but still finding it cool to see the character. 😅 It's all good.
I was hoping we'd see a reprint of Assault Suit printed as a power armor, but I think it's very reasonable they didn't do that, I just love that card.
I appreciate you sir. Nice dive into things. I never got into fallout bc I preferred multiplayer. Nice to see other people get excited about it. My friends here in Texas are hyped for it.
Lol it’s ok to not know this but calling aradesh an overseer is funny. That is the man that founded the New California Republic
Blasphemous Act's art shouldve been putting the FEV into Project Purity at the end of 3, or launching the nukes at the end of Lonesome Road.
I, too, came to the Fallout franchise via Fallout Tactics. Since, I’ve played Fallout 2, 3, and 4, and I love them all.
Ravages of war is a great reprint is on flavor and just because some play groups don't like land destruction doesn't mean all groups won't allow it
So far nothing has excited me. I do like some of the reprints like hullbreaker, and walking ballista but none of the new cards have set off a spark. I ordered a collector box so I hope atleast a few cards inspire me to build around them.
Idolized helps push wandering throne and similar abilities so any commander is basically able to Voltron, I guess.
I think a destroyed Megaton from the nuke could have been great art for Blasphemous Act.
Really disappointed Joshua Graham didn’t get his own card. Maybe something with undying.
Fallout Tactics was awesome. It was my intro into Fallout. I loved it.
These cards look amazing!
0 mana colorless ramp.
Land destruction?
These seem too strong.
I could listen videos about Fallout MTG for hours, to be honest. Bring on Part 2.
I died when you introduced big horn rancher
So wanted to clarify re: Planet of the Apes. The world isn't frozen in the 1950s. The bombs dropped in October 2077, and what we're seeing in the game as the aesthetic of the pre war period is a retro style, and the history of the world doesn't actually diverge from ours until around the 1960s where in their world, they didn't make some of the energy saving advancements we did, and so they ran out of fossil fuels well before we're set to.
Short story, Planet of the Apes could have easily existed in both timelines.
Sure, and that's fair. Again though - I can't see another instance of the Vault Boy making a homage or riff on a popular media.
"no consideration for any form of religion" Meanwhile one of the best written and well received stories involves a devout Mormon relearning his faith and how to show Mercy and Grace. Where is Joshua Graham?
Oh shit, yeah. Good catch. I should have cut that - there is a load of religion stuff in Fallout, even if its nothing to do with that card.
I've been stocking up on cards that would work nice with liberty prime
As a non-Fallout fan, this set does look pretty neat. I wish they'd brought back energy in a UWithin product, but thems the breaks.
Don't pretend like you don't know why people wanted to kill MacCready. I think it would have been really fun if he was an indestructible creature that goaded creatures. Would have been very fitting for the real gameplay experience people have with him
This set is pretty rad! ☢
Like you, I'm torn on Blasphemous Act. Flavor wise, I think Chain Reaction might have been a better fit for a red wrath effect for the set... but on the other side, I can remember when they didn't print Blasphemous Act as often as they are now and the card spiked at around $10, so they do need to keep putting more of them into circulation.
So much cool equipment tech for my Dwarf Iron Man deck.
Hey Vince, have you seen HBomberguy's Fallout videos? They're a bit long but some pretty interesting and very in depth critical analysis of some of the games.
Yeah, they are great. Love them.
I watched the videos of the guy that keeps playing Fallout with different stipulations.
Forgot his name; he was struggling with alcoholism and was doing better, last I heard.
@@shmerelizemittensquad, he ended up having issues and he died, from my understanding it was from damage he already had rather then relapsing
Blasphemous Act is in every set but is one of the best wipes for red. Also I feel it is a flavor win for this set because the dropping of the bombs themselves is the Blasphemous Act.
It is good for it to be in every set, because people are going to play these decks as they come, and in that state a big universal board clear is impactfull and allows the player to build a board after it's played, it's just good game desighn to have a product desighned for newcomers to feature cards that are staples because they preform well
I love the Fallout games... bummed that the collector boxes are going to be so hard to get my hands on.
Blaphemous acts should have been megaton exploding
Ravages of War is the worst artwork, my goodness. 😂
I am holding out hope they made a card for Joshua Graham.
Remember when Magic was about fantasy?