The 2024 Magic: The Gathering Fallout expansion with this Mythic Rare foil card featuring Mr. House. Card #949 introduces dynamic dice-rolling mechanics for token generation.
Mr. House, President and CEO
2024 • Magic: The Gathering • Fallout
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Description
The 2024 Magic: The Gathering Fallout expansion brings the post-apocalyptic world of New California into the TCG with this distinct Mythic Rare foil card. Numbered 949 in the set, this Legendary Artifact Creature — Human bridges the iconic video game universe with The diverse trading card game collection. Designed by Joseph Meehan, Mr. House, President and CEO offers a unique gameplay experience centered around probability. The card features a versatile ability that activates whenever the player rolls a 4 or higher on a standard six-sided die, creating a 3/3 colorless Robot artifact creature token. For players aiming for more aggressive strategies, rolling a 6 triggers an enhanced effect, generating both the Robot token and a Treasure token. This duality allows for strategic depth, rewarding both consistent performance and high-risk plays. The card’s mana cost of {R}{W}{B} requires a balanced mana base, reflecting the complex political and technological factions within the Fallout lore. Its power and toughness of 0/4 indicate it is not a primary combatant but rather a engine for resource and token generation. The ability to spend Treasures to add extra dice rolls further expands its utility, allowing players to scale their output based on their board state and resource management. For collectors of crossover TCG products, this foil card represents a high-tier addition to the Fallout set. The Mythic Rare status ensures it stands out in any deck or collection, offering both aesthetic appeal through its foil treatment and mechanical intrigue.
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Featured Subject
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Mr. House, President and CEO
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Mythic Rare
Joseph Meehan
Card Stock
English
Foil
{R}{W}{B}
Legendary Artifact Creature — Human
0 / 4
B, R, W
Card Text
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Whenever you roll a 4 or higher, create a 3/3 colorless Robot artifact creature token. If you rolled 6 or higher, instead create that token and a Treasure token. {4}, {T}: Roll a six-sided die plus an additional six-sided die for each mana from Treasures spent to activate this ability.
FAQ
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What is the mana cost for Mr. House in Magic: The Gathering?
The mana cost for Mr. House, President and CEO is {R}{W}{B}, requiring one red, one white, and one black mana to cast.
How does the dice-rolling mechanic work on this card?
Whenever you roll a 4 or higher, you create a 3/3 Robot token. If you roll a 6, you create that token plus a Treasure token. You can also spend Treasures to add extra dice rolls.
What rarity is this card in the Fallout set?
This card is printed as a Mythic Rare with a foil finish, numbered 949 in the 2024 Magic: The Gathering Fallout expansion.
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