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Megaton's Fate
Oracle Text
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• Disarm — Destroy target artifact. Create four Treasure tokens.
• Detonate — Megaton's Fate deals 8 damage to each creature. Each player gets four rad counters.
Card Details
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Character Background
Megaton’s Fate is a classic high-impact red sorcery for control or midrange shells that want a sweeping reset with a built-in payoff. The “Disarm” mode is especially appealing when you need to answer a key artifact while immediately jumping from six mana to a Treasure-fueled next turn, which makes it strong in ramp-adjacent red decks or Boros lists that want to convert removal into tempo. “Detonate” is the bigger battlefield swing: eight damage cleans up nearly any board, and the rad counters add a lingering pressure that can close games even after the wipe. In gameplay terms, it rewards planning around asymmetry—pair it with creatures or planeswalkers that survive damage, or with ways to gain life and offset the radiation clock. In Fallout terms, the card feels like a catastrophic choice between scavenging the blast site or unleashing total ruin, and that tension is exactly what makes it powerful.
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Character Background
Megaton’s Fate is a classic high-impact red sorcery for control or midrange shells that want a sweeping reset with a built-in payoff. The “Disarm” mode is especially appealing when you need to answer a key artifact while immediately jumping from six mana to a Treasure-fueled next turn, which makes it strong in ramp-adjacent red decks or Boros lists that want to convert removal into tempo. “Detonate” is the bigger battlefield swing: eight damage cleans up nearly any board, and the rad counters add a lingering pressure that can close games even after the wipe. In gameplay terms, it rewards planning around asymmetry—pair it with creatures or planeswalkers that survive damage, or with ways to gain life and offset the radiation clock. In Fallout terms, the card feels like a catastrophic choice between scavenging the blast site or unleashing total ruin, and that tension is exactly what makes it powerful.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:10:42 UTC