First Look at Magic: The Gathering’s Fallout-Themed “Hail, Caesar” Deck

We might not be getting a Fallout: New Vegas 2 at any time quickly, however Obsidian fans still have factor to rejoice! Magic: The Gathering’s next computer game crossover will be a set of 4 Fallout-themed preconstructed decks for its most popular format, Commander– and today we’ve got the complete expose of the “Hail, Caesar” deck.

Led by New Vegas’ enormous Caesar himself (with the dice-rolling Mr. House as an altnerate Commander alternative), this Red-White-Black deck has plenty of animal compromising, token making, and a thematically fitting quantity of Quest counters throughout its famous characters. You can see the names and pictures of all 100 cards in the deck listed below, in addition to some images of what’s in package itself and more information about it and the other Fallout decks even more down!

Comparable to its Warhammer 40,000 crossoverthe 4 Fallout precons are all set to have fun with right out of package, with brand name brand-new cards special to this release and existing cards reprinted with brand-new Fallout-themed art. While the cards inside can be selected apart and utilized in other decks also, these 4 are created as a little a set for the four-player Commander format so that any Fallout fans seeking to merely utilize Magic’s video game system in their preferred computer game world can do so.

Caesar’s deck is integrated in part around what’s frequently called an “aristocrats” style, making great deals of little animals and after that compromising them for other advantageous impacts. A sub-theme of the deck is likewise loosely connected around Quest counters, which have actually been utilized in Magic a percentage previously, however handle a brand-new significance when themed after an RPG filled with actual missions. Those typically appear on renowned famous animals in the deck, and this crossover has actually pulled from every Fallout video game extending back to the extremely first for motivation.

Beyond Caesar himself, the other 3 deck alternatives consist of a Rad-themed one constructed around the Mothman, a deck that utilizes Magic’s Energy mechanic together with a lot of artifact cards (consisting of Liberty Prime), and a deck led by the ever-faithful buddy Dogmeat, who fittingly collects scrap for you.

Each of those decks even consists of 2 distinct Bobblehead artifacts, all of which have various impacts that get more effective the more Bobbleheads you have out – for instance, the Luck Bobblehead in “Hail, Caesar” lets you roll dice to make mana-generating Treasure, however will even trigger you to win the video game outright if you handle to get adequate Bobbleheads (either by copying them in imaginative methods or mashing the Fallout cards together into a customized deck) and after that roll ridiculously exactly.

All 4 of these Fallout decks will formally launch on March 8though they are readily available for pre-order today. Wizards of the Coast is likewise offering Collector Boosters that provide you a possibility to open cards from the decks in unique Pip-Boy themed art treatments, along with other cards in Fallout’s signature cartoony design. And if Fallout isn’t your cup of tea, Magic likewise has actually approaching crossovers set up for Assassin’s Creed, Final Fantasy, and even Marvel.

Tom Marks is IGN’s Executive Reviews Editor. He likes card video games, puzzles, platformers, puzzle-platformers, and lots more.