Hail Caesar! Full Deck Reveal! | Fallout Commander Precon 

So good

They rule rrr rule.

If you wanna get the flavor use the damage to any target to kill your own commander

The precons seem more like a vehicle to get the cards into people's hands rather than something that is meant to stay together (Most precons are like this)

yeah a bit but also they need to try and make the decks playable. if this was a full set like lotr then they wouldn't have these problems, they have to fit them into 4 decks

I always feel like the lack of ways to remove poison counters is why it's so looked down on in comander

Jail

I think it only does rad counters. It is not going to do much outside of Fallout cards, but may be clutch in the mutant deck if manage to douse everyone radiation.

Don’t forget experience counters, wiping any counter from a player with a cheap colorless artifact would be busted. Though I am biased since I have 6 infect decks.

@@unusuallycloudy I'd snap slap this in my muldrotha lists simply because I hate poison so much. The problem is that poison decks never give you 9 +1 poison counters, they give you 10 or more all at once, and due to state based actions you can't respond to that... The most common infect finishers are skidrix, triumph of the horde, tainted strike and blighsteel colossus. Notice that even if this card removed poison counters, it still wouldn't save you from those infect kills...

And the west... all beneath the flag of the Great Bear exist to test the strength of the Legion!

You still get to beat him with a speech check...

@@cadonuno As one should be able to

@@cadonuno He's one of the more intellectual and well spoken characters in the entire game. Words aren't always enough, but he's not an unreasonable person. You're convincing him the Legion *can't* control all their own territory while maintaining an unchallenged grip on the dam. It's just too hot a spot for them to not keep it garrisoned and supplied heavily year-round.

@@cadonuno And in Magic that's called "Stifle".

Which is why it's kind of bothersome that it only affects opponents.

And "See-zer"

@@davidminor4213 I can handle that since it's how it's normally pronounced

Ave, True to Caesar!

Ave, True to Caesar!!

Ave, True to Caesar!!!

Ave, True to Caesar!!!!

Auway, True to Kaisar!!

It's the player character that collects the bobbleheads, Mr. House collects snow globes.

That was hilarious

Like, "key-zer"?

@@thesamuraiman Not quite. Look up the pronunciation for the German word "Kaiser" or watch a video about him

@@thesamuraiman It's more like "Kai-zar"

every non caesar player still has to pronounce him like the salad

Ave. True to Caeser.

i didnt even think of that lol. blue artifact clone deck that plays like a shrine deck. i need it

THANK YOU

At least he gets a quote on one of the lands

@@Optimator7 Which one?

I'm dead now

It's good if you have a use for the Food tokens. I haven't seen any Silvar decks that care for it. Otherwise it's a 4-drop that provides just 3 bodies, not good.

@@tomerabramovici32 so far I only use Apothecary white to use the food tokens, otherwise the food token is only to gain 3 life

@@tomerabramovici32 You were high on the Battle of Hoover Dam for the Silvar deck though and imo its worse than the White Glove especially if you have nothing on board or in the graveyard. And even if you have a graveyard, it brings creatures back (that are MV 3 or less) with a finality counter which will cause them to be exiled when they die. That will mess with any other reanimation strats like with Angel of Glory's Rise. In conclusion, it seems like a win more card if you have a nice board to sack with, or a mediocre reanimation enchantment. I'd rather take the extra human (White Hand) that guaranteed gives 3 humans plus pay offs for humans dying; while there is no Food synergy in the average Silvar/Trynn deck, it provides a way to gain life back in a pinch and might buy you an extra turn in dire situations.

Same. I was hugely excited for this when they first revealed Caeser, but the full list seems very lacklustre. I've been gathering parts for a Mardu aristocrats deck with the expectation that I'd use them for upgrades, but now I'm thinking I can probably just build something better from scratch.

@@mawtaus possibly. In truth I like Ceasar as a commander for a token based deck because a lot of this precon likes combat triggers and if I wanted that I'd probably just play Isshin. Though doubling Caesar's trigger would be appealing.

But Unfinity cards just do D6s. Go for all the D20 cards from the d&d sets. Also there's a couple of additional dice rolls in red in those 2 sets. Getting 4 or higher would be a lot easier

@@ANitschkeProduction or go for both. Plenty of slots to fill

Just get cards from the D&D sets they are cheap

Except for the mythic dragons.@@certanmike

I was disappointed at first, but I also realise this means I can cut Mr. House from this deck without concern. I'll be able to build a dedicated dice roller deck for Mr House to preside over himself.

There are a lot of better options in his colors that give the desired effect. Heroic Intervention, Tyvars stand, Withstand Death, Mortals Resolve.

@@avall0nNn1992 How many of those are repeatable?

@@k9commander the first activation costs 6, the second 9. The Quakemole can win super fast with infinite combats. Can you run the Bobblehead? Sure. IS IT going to be good? Absolutely not. It is an option in super low powered metas that are slow like precons where you could maybe play a 3cmc rock but outside than that its just not good.

@@avall0nNn1992 "Can win super fast with infinite combats" a thing that will quickly make you unwelcome or the first table target each time you sit down in over 50% of situations. OP made no indication it was the best option, just a repeatable one. Bobblehead is fine for mid-power stuff. In the perfect ramp colors if you're playing the mole. I've only seen a couple people play the mole so far and in most situations someone just eats the first hit then they get blown out as 3 other people use their resources to make sure they never have a board again. If he were more common at my LGS I'd just slide in a few more efficient combat-nullifiers. Average game prevents a little damage or saves me on a lethal swing. Exceptional game completely shuts down the mole's entire strategy with little to no disruption to me. Good luck burning through my 15 lands worth of constant mists or getting laughed at with a Batwing Brume or getting locked by a Spore Frog. Take all the damage-less combats you want. My favorite response to him so far is Sudden Spoiling although I run that more often when the local meta becomes flush with annoying effect creatures that try to win on a single turn.

@@avall0nNn1992 I like low power commander. I judge cards around low power commander. The deck you would build and the deck I would build are not the same. In my deck, it is a mana rock that casts the commander. That's right, I want to actually use it as a mana rock. In a future turn, I would use it for the indestructible. For ALL the bobbleheads, if you have no interest in using them for mana, they shouldn't be in the deck. They are mana rocks that have secondary uses in the decks they're in.

Nipton lottery is legion lore

Thats true actually good catch missed that one.

Yeah I don't know if there needed to be so many FO 76 cards, a lot of the FO4 cards feel super specific as well.

There aren't THAT many FO76 cards

Or just sold out entirely

@@ItsJustSaito just proxy them

-_-

I’d recommend just getting the deck Caesar is a sweet aristocrat commander himself can’t go wrong

Probably not too hard to set up

@@Optimator7 Right? Get 2 removal spells, and maybe something bombastic like an extra turn spell. SO you get the desired effect or even a bigger impact. I really like this card, a lot.

Honestly I love the nipton lottery card. It's for the mtg players who played fallout. The card isn't supposed to be good because there was nothing good about the nipton lottery in fallout. What the card does and what happened in game are spot on