I always figured if we'd get a mount mechanic it would work akin to Reconfigure. The whole "crew, but always a creature" feels a tad boring.
Plot is just Foretell, but likely cheaper in the end. Likely just a flavor change that they were forced to make different so people didn't get confused, sort of like Disguise and Cloak.
I almost want to see someone do a turbofog deck with nothing but desert duals as their mana base.
I'm the opposite. I find the art style off-putting childish, amateurish and unoriginal. I will dread having to play standard with rodent armies
You must not have been a fan of MBC when Pack Rat was running around then.
This set feels a lot better than Murders at Karlov's Marlov, which felt really silly for how serious that was supposed to come off or something like Capenna, and especially UB anything.
Seeing famous people on cards just doesn't feel right. I understand these are representations from the game, but.....this seems like a step too far when it comes to UB. What next, Michael Jackson?
Outlaw's showcase frame is definitely better than Murder's.
I figured the next sword would have been something like "Silver and Gold" that gives protection from multicolored and artifacts (with it not removing the sword itself clause.)
Those full art basics are some of the better ones in a while, using the terrain for the mana symbol is something I'm amazed they haven't done more.
Inventory Management bugs me, not because it's a poor effect, but because it's not really a part of Fallout, but instead any video game in general. They just created a card, based on a chore you do with your UI. They may as well have made a card called Load Screen or Unskippable Cutscene.
New treefolk-like creatures of the desert... Cactusfolk. Interesting... I just hope they don't get the treefolk subtype and get their own subtype. But since they did that w/ Selkies, I wouldn't bat an eye if they did (just be disappointed.
If anything they'd likely just be "plant <class>" rather than a new type, at least that would be the smarter design rather than a new type that won't get any support or mean anything past this set.
It just particularly bugs me because Kaladesh has a great and original looking aesthetic when a lot of the recent magic sets look either generic or like derivative cosplay settings. Just a shame they don't focus more on their own original stuff like that.
Agreed, I'd prefer them working on developing their worlds/characters more. A shame that they are leaning into UB more and I know they'll continue doing it more and more.
I can't get over the commander energy cards are going to be ******* Fallout and not Kaladesh themed... ******* hell.
That's one aspect of UB that bugs me, that some design spaces are put into this instead of normal Magic sets. It really does feel like UB gets preferential treatment nowadays.
Just a faster Estrid. I know nothing about Fallout outside of bottlecaps and 76 being atrocious, but having two abilities of a planeswalker without having to pick between them just seems a bit much.
Plot is just Foretell, but likely cheaper in the end. Likely just a flavor change that they were forced to make different so people didn't get confused, sort of like Disguise and Cloak.
I almost want to see someone do a turbofog deck with nothing but desert duals as their mana base.
You must not have been a fan of MBC when Pack Rat was running around then.
This set feels a lot better than Murders at Karlov's Marlov, which felt really silly for how serious that was supposed to come off or something like Capenna, and especially UB anything.
I figured the next sword would have been something like "Silver and Gold" that gives protection from multicolored and artifacts (with it not removing the sword itself clause.)
Those full art basics are some of the better ones in a while, using the terrain for the mana symbol is something I'm amazed they haven't done more.
With Segovia existing, and turning people small, it's no wonder they'd play around with the Kingdom Hearts rules more.
If anything they'd likely just be "plant <class>" rather than a new type, at least that would be the smarter design rather than a new type that won't get any support or mean anything past this set.
Agreed, I'd prefer them working on developing their worlds/characters more. A shame that they are leaning into UB more and I know they'll continue doing it more and more.
That's one aspect of UB that bugs me, that some design spaces are put into this instead of normal Magic sets. It really does feel like UB gets preferential treatment nowadays.
Which is funny because we've had Secret Lairs with PWs in costumes.