Summary
If there was ever an argument for entire seasons of TV shows dropping all in one go, thenFalloutis it. Fallout fans old and new have been burning through the debut season’s eight episodes and immediately looking for other ways in which they can immerse themselves in the adaptation’s world. There are naturally a lot of ways to do that, but you don’t have to rely on the video games alone. Wasteland Warfare is a Fallout tabletop option, and right now you may grab everything you need to start playing it on Humble for a very low price.
Humble’s Fallout: Wasteland Warfare bundleincludes everything you’ll need to play the tabletop version of the iconic video game series. Miniatures are a big part of the gameplay, and players will need to build their team by selecting allies from various factions those who have played the games will be familiar with. you may play against friends or team with them in co-op/go it alone in a battle with AI forces.
There are three Fallout: Wasteland Warfare bundles available at Humble, the cheapest of which is only a little more than $1. None of the miniatures are included in the low-price eight-item bundle, but you will get print-and-play dice and PDFs that will explain the rules and get you acclimated with the tabletop version of Fallout’s world. Up the ante to the 14-item bundle, the price of which begins at a little more than $10, and you’ll get the RPG’s expansion book as well as the Machine Frequency campaign book and the game’s character sheet.
Choose Your Bundle Wisely
The coup de grace of this incredible Humble deal is the Fallout: Wasteland Warfare 25-item bundle which starts from just $18.60. Not only does the biggest bundle of all include two additional campaign books, but you’ll also get a selection of miniatures -including one modeled after the game’s Vault-Tec Girl - and wave one of the TTRPG’s AI card deck. Everything you will need to have a Fallout experience that is more tailored to how you want to experience its world than anything else you’ll find.
If you end up getting into Wasteland Warfare, there are a lot more miniatures to collect and incorporate into your own TTRPG slice of Fallout’s world, includinga set of miniatures based on Lucy and other characters from the Amazon show.
If this is your first experience with Humble, there’s a reason the bundles are so cheap, and also a reason why the low prices have “pay at least” in front of them. The hope is that the deals are so good, people will pay more than the bare minimum. Not to mention a chunk of what you pay goes to charity. You can actually dictate how much of what you pay goes to whom. Before hitting checkout, take a look at the Adjust Donation dropdown right below the checkout button. Choose custom amount from those options and you will be able to dictate how much of what you pay goes to Humble, how much goes to charity, and how much goes to the creators of the games you’re buying, so in this case Modiphius.
