This deck is just stacked with bosses and mooks, from the most influential to the most mundane. Here's the leader of the Capitol Wasteland Enclave, and your average raider.
Oh, and another Bobblehead for your troubles. Mr. House agrees it could be helpful.
How i feel about competitive players and casual players in EDH: The competitive are german tourists, the casual are italian tourists, both in a italian beach. The italians asking themselves "why are the germans here?" make a legitimate question, the answer is because the beach is beautiful, no matter the country you came from. The italians wanting to ban the germans are dumb, because if the germans pay for their stay and follow the rules like everyone else, they have the right to be in the beach. Hovewer, if the germans started to ask themselves "why are the italians here?"... they would be dumb as hell.
I see luck bobble head has the 4 magic words to become a instantiously “Get rid of it” thing for opponents and that’s “you win the game”
Is it getting a 6 seven total times or rolling seven 6's in one roll? Which ever one this will definitely be removed for similar reasons people remove halo fountain even when the owner forgets about ability three or claimed for just the draw.
Universes Beyond sets have a greater lead time because we need to run everything by our partner. This means Fallout was designed before March of the Machine was released, so we didn’t yet know how Battles would be received. In addition, for production reasons, it’s difficult to put DFCs in Commander decks, and a single card in a supplemental product is probably not how we wanted to premiere single-faced Battles. https://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/743032468634058752/i-know-nothing-about-fallout-but-just-from-a
I see luck bobble head has the 4 magic words to become a instantiously “Get rid of it” thing for opponents and that’s “you win the game”
Is it getting a 6 seven total times or rolling seven 6's in one roll? Which ever one this will definitely be removed for similar reasons people remove halo fountain even when the owner forgets about ability three or claimed for just the draw.
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It is a very narrow condition. You would have to roll 7 or more dice (that's a lot of bobbleheads to have) and then out of those dice there have to be exactly 7 results of a 6. At 7 dice, you are looking at (1/6)^7 = 1/279936. For n > 7, you are looking at [n C 7] * (1/6)^7 * (5/6)^(n - 7). If n = 10, that is 120 * (1/279936) * (5/6)^3 = 0.000248. It is exceedingly unlikely that anyone would ever win the game this way...but it sure would be cool and would make a great story.
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Spoiler EditorIs it getting a 6 seven total times or rolling seven 6's in one roll? Which ever one this will definitely be removed for similar reasons people remove halo fountain even when the owner forgets about ability three or claimed for just the draw.
Universes Beyond sets have a greater lead time because we need to run everything by our partner. This means Fallout was designed before March of the Machine was released, so we didn’t yet know how Battles would be received. In addition, for production reasons, it’s difficult to put DFCs in Commander decks, and a single card in a supplemental product is probably not how we wanted to premiere single-faced Battles.
https://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/743032468634058752/i-know-nothing-about-fallout-but-just-from-a
It is a very narrow condition. You would have to roll 7 or more dice (that's a lot of bobbleheads to have) and then out of those dice there have to be exactly 7 results of a 6. At 7 dice, you are looking at (1/6)^7 = 1/279936. For n > 7, you are looking at [n C 7] * (1/6)^7 * (5/6)^(n - 7). If n = 10, that is 120 * (1/279936) * (5/6)^3 = 0.000248. It is exceedingly unlikely that anyone would ever win the game this way...but it sure would be cool and would make a great story.