From Wasteland to Vegas: Explore the Fallout Universe!
An exciting mixture of two rich and fantastic universes, the very awaited for Fallout set in Magic: The Gathering, is about to send players on a unique journey through the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout. Through cards that depict from their loyal dog companions to iconic leaders, such as Caeser and Mr. House, this set will bring life to the distinctive elements from this beloved video game franchise.
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However, whereas some cards have been revealed already, there's a vast unknown territory of mechanics, characters and events we'd like to see represented in MTG. We invite you to delve even deeper into the Wasteland, and explore the crucial elements that molded Fallout's universe, which haven't yet been represented by the cards that have been revealed.
1. Power Armor
The Power Armor is a resilient form of technology used by survivors of the Wasteland. This armor protects them from lethal threats, and it is a symbol of power and safety.
2. Pip-Boy
The Pip-Boy is an essential device used by those who live in the Wasteland to sort through information, quests and statuses. This iconic item is an extension of the Vault Dweller's arm, and offers a privileged view of this hostile environment. Even though it shows up in Arcane Signet, it would be interesting to have a card with an effect that centers this device.
3. Nuclear Explosion
The nuclear explosion in Fallout is the main catastrophic event that defines this universe. By triggering the apocalypse, it molded the Wasteland and brought unimaginable challenges. This explosion could be represented by a powerful event that drastically alters the game state.
4. Enclave
The Enclave is a dark, technologically advanced faction, many times seen as what was left of the government after the war. Its goals and advanced technology made it a formidable force in the Wasteland.
5. Super Mutant
Super Mutants are the result of genetic experiments and radiation exposure. Tough and aggressive creatures, they are a constant and formidable presence in the Wasteland.
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6. Brotherhood of Steel
The Brotherhood of Steel is a militarized faction dedicated to preserving and recovering advance technologies. Its members use advanced armor and keep a strict military ethic.
7. Chems
Chems are consumable chemical substances in the Wasteland, from stimulants to hallucinogenics. Their inclusion as cards could represent temporary effects and "high risk, high reward" strategies.
8. Legendary Weapons
Legendary weapons, such as Fat Man or Gauss Rifle, are coveted items in the Wasteland. Cards that represent these weapons could offer powerful game effects that highlighted the importance of these artifacts.
9. Radioactive Mutations
Mutations caused by radiation are a constant phenomenon in the Wasteland. Cards that represent mutations could introduce unpredictable elements and unique strategies to the game.
10. RobCo Securitron
RobCo Securitrons are security robots found in New Vegas, many times associated with Mr. House. These cards could represent security forces automated with unique abilities.
11. Wasteland Survival Guide
Written by Moira Brown, the Wasteland Survival Guide is a broad manual on how to survive this desolated place. It provides practical tips, tricks and essential strategies to face the dangers of the Wasteland.
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12. Vault Dweller
The Vault Dweller is the central hero of many Fallout stories, emerging from the Vault to explore the Wasteland and find their answers and resources they need. Their bravery and determination are essential for their survival.
13. Deathclaw Sanctuary
The Deathclaw Sanctuary is a dangerous place, home to the fearsome creatures known as Deathclaws. A card that represents this place could be a land that turns into a creature.
14. Chryslus Motors Corvega
Chryslus Motors Corvega is a vehicle found in the Wasteland, many times used by gangs and dwellers of this place. A card that represents this vehicle could offer strategic or mobility advantages.
15. Nightkin
Nightkin are a variant of Super Mutants, known for their aggression and for using camouflage devices, the Stealth Boys. These mutant creatures are unpredictable.
16. The Pitt
The Pitt is a region devastated by industrial chaos, home to gangs and constant struggles for power. By representing a unique landscape in Fallout's universe, a card inspired by the Pitt could introduce elements of destruction and reconstruction.
17. Moira Brown, Craterside Supply
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Moira Brown, the optimistic merchant, author of the Wasteland Survival Guide, has a store named the Craterside Supply. A card that represents Moira could bring economic benefits, and reflect her role as someone who provides resources.
18. Mini Nuke
The Mini Nuke is a powerful explosive, frequently associated with the Fat Man, another weapon. A card that represents the Mini Nuke could offer a devastating effect with a few risks of its own.
19. Mysterious Stranger
The Mysterious Stranger is a mysterious character that shows up in the Fallout games offering help in crucial moments. A card that represents the Mysterious Stranger could introduce a mechanic that alters the game very suddenly.
20. Thirst Zapper
The Thirst Zapper is the iconic weapon found in Nuka-World, designed to zap the thirst of the Wasteland dwellers. A card that represents the Thirst Zapper could control creatures that yearn for power.
Final Words
As we explore the cards that have been revealed already, and predict future possibilities, it is clear that the Fallout set in Magic: The Gathering is a careful tribute to this remarkable RPG franchise. While they prepare themselves to embark on this thrilling journey, players will have the opportunity to delve even deeper into the world of Fallout and test their survival skills in a truly challenging environment.
To check further details about the Fallout set, check out this article with everything about Universes Beyond: Fallout - Commanders, Decks, Cards and Release Date!
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