First Look FALLOUT Precon Decks | Dogmeat vs Dr. Madison vs Mothman vs Caesar 

Super excited to see you guys give these away! My older brother is a huge fallout fan and I’m really hoping to get him involved more with magic because so far his only interests have been Warhammer, DnD, and LoTR! So I think these decks would really make him geek out a little Thanks for the great content as always❤️

oh cool! giveaways! love gamegenic

Any alternate ways to enter? Just curious as a non twitter user

yeah a little did you know, it's a good thing it didn't get to elliot's turn anyways because he probably would've won had he realized how many zombies he should've made.

@@EpIcBeardMan1994 I mean, Jim basically chose to lose there by taking Eliot out early. He could have let Eliot take out Alex, as there was no way to effectively block with how many zombies he forgot to make, and in the aftermath could beat Eliot by using the thopters to go for lethal.

I don't understand why the editor's note says he should create 6 zombies each time Alex/Jim mills since the scorchbeast says both 'one or more' and 'do this only once each turn'. What am I missing?

​​@@morgancarlton4544because it doesn't say you only create *one* zombie, but "that many"

@@morgancarlton4544 Screeching Scorchbeast Flying, menace Whenever Screeching Scorchbeast attacks, each player gets two rad counters. Whenever one or more nonland cards are milled, you may create that many 2/2 black Zombie Mutant creature tokens. Do this only once each turn. Basically if any player even the player who controls this card mills a nonland card CAN create a 2/2 black zombie mutant creature token this way. but this only happens once each turn. Example would be player A has this card on the board, player A mills for 4 rads, mills 2 lands and 2 nonlands, they lose 2 rad counters. Player A now has a choice, they can choose to create two 2/2 zombie mutants or not because it is a May ability. but if they do choose to create the two zombies, they can't get the effect to go off again unless you have multiple scorchbeasts out or this one leaves the field and comes back. Also the rad counters don't happen individually, they all happen at the same time so when his opponent milled 6 nonland permanents he could've chose to create all 6 zombie tokens or not, now he can't choose to only create one zombie like he did. His choice is he may choose to create those 6 zombie tokens or not since it is a "may," ability. but since he did he SHOULD'VE created 6 not just 1. I hope this answers your question. The only reason you'd choose NOT to create them is either you think you have a better mill spell or it can benefit your opponent if you do.

Totally agree, after command zone. Almost every RU-vid channel on commander looks so fake.

What was I gonna do with a fifth Broken Power Armor Helmet? - Alex

@@TheSpikeFeederscherish it because Dogmeat is the goodest boy!

They caught it and fixed it the next turn at 21:00

Fun fact watching the Fallout MagicCon session. Dogmeat is actually the goodest of girls. 💜

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Benito Mussolini, and the Blue Meanie Cowboy Curtis and Djambi the Genie!

Thank u for this. It’s the main reason I watched the video and he doesn’t even play it 🤦‍♂️ I won’t waste my time watching it

SAAAME😢

It was so sad to me :( also Ceasar is the strongest Card in this Deck! Could give him so much value. Don‘t understand him not playing It not even till turn 7

I am also curious why he got beat down so much with little board state for 2-3 turns lol

Unfortunately I didn’t read the commander very well. I thought Caesar himself had to attack rather than just any attack so I was always looking for a haste source, my bad.

Spoilers

@@famousstranger8468 it's a youtube video, not a motion picture at the theater. Get over it lmao

@@broken-gaydar yet you've made the mistake of thinking people care about what you have to say 😂

@famousstranger8468 all I did was point out something I thought was funny, and yet you thought it was a spoiler for some reason? I bet you didn't even catch the clip I'm talking about. It was over in a snap. People make comments like this all the time, and personally I like finding when someone points out something funny in the video. It's not a spoiler lmao and if you view it that way then you should watch the whole video before looking at the comments like a normal person

its at 34:00 :)

yeah, he was doing old proliferate where you could pick and choose.

Any number? Which means you can do zero. Which means you can choose what types of counters. I read your comment and just went and looked at the rules. I could still be wrong.

@@noahbodhi8657 when it says " any number" it refers to the amount of permanents and/or players that will be proliferated. But, for each permanent/player you choose, all counters they have will receive one more. If you choose a creature that has all ability counters (indominous Rex or Kathril) and also has +1/+1s, all those counters will be proliferated, not just the ones you want. Of course, the "any number" can be 0, in which nothing would happen.

@luisenriquerodriguezherrea8173 Sorry, I got confused. Ugh, wording. I see now that you mean the target/permanent, in this case, the player, and all counters on them. Gotcha.

@@stratavosstuff7575when did they even change that. ? I got into magic 2 years ago and have an Atraxa proliferate deck. I’ve been reading is as it says which is can proliferate any play and number of counters already there. If it changed how is a new player supposed to new something has changed? That changes how my playgroup has been playing proliferate besides toxic. Ugh

Indeed. The editors noticed before uploading. Pretty wild card though, cannot wait to give it a go.

@@UltimateLoafI'm very curious about how the Mutant one feels to play. The Mirko one felt amazing.

see thats what i was thinking, came to the comments looking for this

@@ninjasalamMK3Mirko deck was well above precon level for me when I played it. I don't think precons should allow for players to pay 20 life to mill 40 and then rise of the dark realms lol, but we got it. I had that surveilly guy, the surveil enchantment that lets you look at two more cards and rise in hand.

@@UltimateLoaf For precons that I've played. The Mirko one has been by far the most fun out of the box. I find it's value to be really good for new players and players like me who're always looking for reanimation stuff. Hoping to get my hands on the Mutant one though. Mill strats are some of my favs, so seeing it work like that is neat. I also realized from watching the vid how different Rad actually worked from when I first read it. I love the synergies that the cards give, including incentivizing you to rad yourself.

Correct.

How does this work? On arena where I play proliferate can target any counter on the battlefield and can choose not to target counters. Why would this be different

@@TheSquirrelcrothnoticed this also

I don't play arena, maybe the rules are different? But also this rule is only relevant if a single permanent/player has more than one type of counter on it (eg. +1/+1 and Shield counter) Maybe you have never been in a game state where this has been relevant?

Hm. I get what you're saying, but my understanding is that it always was proliferate: you choose any number of things with counters on them, and add one. So he could choose.

Yeah that looks rad 🫠

Yes that was painful to watch

We have more episodes coming out this week, so you can see the deck again!

Unfortunately we didn't have a chance to get the upgrades in for the first batch of games, but we're considering doing an upgrade episode a little later on.

​@@TheSpikeFeeders Can't wait for that! watching you guys play the precons is a blast. Love seeing how you react to cards, and shows off the base product for the people who are interest in how they play. see if they want to pick up the decks and try out the same things you do in the episode. Upgrades are fun to watch as well, see cool synergies with existing cards and how you guys put your own spin on the decks. always happy to see you guys post a video, upgraded or no, its always a tonne of fun to watch these games.

me2 big fan

We may or may not have a few more of these Fallout videos in the pipeline.

@@TheSpikeFeeders Yoooooooo nice!

He didnt send it to the command zone. he kept it exiled, they specifically talked about the replacement effect and chose to ignore it.

It actually does not /target/. Which is why it can give players with hexproof and poison counters more poison counters.

Noticed this one as well!

I am going to be really honest, none of these are new player friendly. However, my suggestions for newer players would be the Dogmeat deck and then either the Caeser deck or the Dr. Madison deck for the other one leaning towards the Caesar deck because combat centric decks tend to be easier to learn. I hope this helps and you can find the product!

Nope, permanents see themselves enter the battlefield.

@@CodenameJD I suppose the wording is throwing me. You'd usually see the words "Other" or "Another" on effects like this which would normally stop the tokens from seeing themselves. Thanks for the response.

@@Ringer149 It doesn't say another because that wouldn't apply to the original creature, so many players would find that confusing. That, and they wanted the effect to be more powerful by letting copies buff themselves.