War…War never changes, but 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering products do and with the release of Universes Beyond: Fallout, you can finally take your games to the nuclear wasteland of the near future. Even if you’re not a fan of the Fallout universe, there are plenty of fantastic cards to uncover,👍 including scenes and references to some of the most pivotal moments across the Fallout games.

The Universes Beyond: Fallout release is a special launch, there are four preconstructed Commander decks and a round of Collector Boosters, no Play Boosters or any other products releasing this time around. If you’re not sure which one of the decks fits your play style or which one has the most exciting cards, don’t worry, we ha𒐪v𒆙e everything you need to know about this release to keep you alive in the wasteland.

What To Buy For Universes Beyond: Fallout - Commander Decks

The Universes Beyond: Fallout set isn’t a full Magic: The Gathering set, instead it's much like the Doctor Who and Warhammer 40,000 Universes Beyond expansions, where you get four Commander decks to explore the Fallout universe with with the option of picking up Collector Booster packs to add some spice to your collection.

Each Fallout Commande🎃r deck has a bunch of new, completely original cards as well as a bunch of reprints with Fallout-themed artwork. There are even brand-new mechanics and special ability words on a bunch of cards to help make 🌳them feel like they’re directly from the game.

Each Commander deck includes:

• 100 Card Deck
• 50 Original Doctor Who cards
• 10 Planeschase cards
• 10 Double-sided tokens
• 1 Deck Box
• 1 Life Wheel
• 1 Collector Booster Sample pack

Straight from the mountains of Appalachia comes a knowledgeable and benevolent being, known to many as The Wise Mothman, the main commander of the deck Mutant Menace. This black, green, and blue deck takes some of the stranger, and more supernatural elements of the Fa♈llout world and brings them together under one banner.

Mutants, proliferation, and a new type of counter called rad counter, which can do some very silly things in a game of Commander. The radiation mechanic works by giving pla⛎yers rad counters, which make you mill cards equal to the number of counters you have. You then lose a life and a rad counter for each nonland card you milled away. When you pile up tons of rad counters on your opponents, through creatures, spells, and proliferation effects, you can drain your opponents of life and get rid of some of the🐽ir most powerful cards.

The goodest boy around, even in the nuclear wasteland that remains of Massachusetts. Dogmeat, Ever Loyal is the main commander of the deck and works to bu♔ff either himself or another one of your creatures will all the accessories and addons you could need. The deck is designed around powering up a single creature or two with a ton of Auras or Equipments, reaping extra benefits from your creatures when you then attack with them.

The deck is full of unique auras and equipment, of course, with cards like Idolized, which gr🌞ants the enchanted creature +X/+X w🐈hen the enchanted creature attacks alone, with X being the total of other nonland permanents you control. You can quickly powerup a creature to tremendous heights with just card alone.

Another mechanic coming in the deck are Junk tokens, a new type of artifact token that lets you sacrifice it to exile the top card of your deck. You can then play that card this turn only, once the turn ends you lose the card to exile forever. Giving you extr🌺a ways to draw cards is so🍬mething that the color combination of red, green, and white always needs so make sure you’re stockpiling that Junk for a good use.

Fallout: New Vegas introduced a ton of fantastic new characters to the Fallout Universe, with one of the most memorable ones being Caesar. The Hail, Caesar deck focuses on bringing the pain with a red, white, and black deck that creates tons of Soldiers through the returning 🧔mechanic, squad, and then sacrificing those creatures for even greater use.

The deck is designed around an aristocrats theme, taking your creatures and then sacrificing them for added effects. Caesar, Legion's Emperor is the leader of the deck, which is fitting, and has this mechanic build right into his card. As you spread your army across the board, you can slowly whittle away your opponents with cards like Bastion of Remembrance or Pitiless Plunderer to keep up on mana.

Moving humanity 🍌forward is Dr. Madison Li, from the Science! Commander deck, taking the best blue, white, and red cards around to help rebuild the world. With all the advances in technology, your cards are better than ever, relying on the energy mechanic to generate tons of power and card advantage.

ꦛDr. Madison Li generates these Energy counters anytime you cast an artifact spell, letting you do one of three of her activated abilities if you have enough energy to pay for them. As expected, there’s a heavy artifact theme in the deck, with a bunch of cool cards for synths and other pre-war robots that still function.

What To Buy For Universes Beyond: Fallout - Collector Boosters

If you’ve seen some of the special Magic cards floating around with the Pip-Boy artwork or even those with the Vault Boy artwork and were wondering where you can find them, you’re going to want to pick up a few Collector Boosters or even a Collector Booster Box. A box comes with 12 Collector Booster packs, with each pack holding 15ꦑ cards. A special returning feature exclusive to the Collector Boosters are surge foil cards, a special and hard-to-find foiling process th🐽at gives your cards a special wavey effect.

Each pack has:

• 1 Traditional foil rare or mythic rare
• 4 Traditional foil cards, one from each of the four Commander decks
• 1 Non-foil extended-art new Magic card
• 1 Non-foil extended-art reprint
• 1 Traditional foil extended-art new Magic card
• 1 Traditional foil extended-art reprint Magic card
• 1 Surge foil extended-art new Magic card
• 1 Surge foil extended-art reprint card
• 1 Surge foil wild card
  • Can be practically any card from the set with a few exceptions.

• 1 Non-foil borderless or showcase card
• 1 Random foil card
  • Could be a traditional foil, surge foil, or serialized double rainbow foil

• 1 Traditional foil basic land
• 1 Traditional foul double-sided token

There’s a slim possibility that you could open a serialized card as well from these cꦇollector Booster packs, though you shouldn&rsquo༒;t count your bottlecaps before you open the pack. A little more likely are the Borderless Vault Boy variants. These cards are a special selection of nine cards that feature artwork with the Vault Boy on them. Some of the cards are reprints from the Commander decks, while some are exclusive only to the Collector Boosters.