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Fallout 2 miscellaneous item
Tragic the Garnering
重量
1
価格
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プロトタイプID
00000304
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Looks like it could be an expensive hobby if you got hooked
”— In-game messageTragic the Garnering™ is a collectible card game. The cards are quest items in Fallout 2. Wooz, the Gecko bartender, is probably the only person left who knows how to play it. Known cards are Vox Muby, and Black Dahlia. One of the kinds of cards in the game is called Earths. Tragic players are not looked kindly upon, both in pre and post-War society.
クエスト[]
- "This isn't just a game, it's a way of life - and it sure can be addicting." – Fallout 2 Official Strategies & Secrets
- "Tragic the Garnering™ is the most addictive thing since Jet." - Wooz
- "Well, Tragic the Garnering™ isn’t just a game -- it’s an obsession. Not a cologne, either. Some think that the way it changes a person’s life is tragic, but they just don’t understand." - Wooz
- "So you deal to the third player unless it's Thursday? Ok, I think I got it now." - The Chosen One
- "Looks like it could be an expensive hobby if you got hooked" - In-game message
ロケーション[]
- A deck can be found in the same locker as the Tanker FOB in Navarro.
- Another deck can be found in Vic's store in Klamath.
- Two decks can be found in Gecko. One in Gordon's house, the other in the Gecko's nuclear power plant.
登場[]
Tragic the Garnering™はFallout 2でのみ登場する、 though it is mentioned in Fallout: New Vegas; in a terminal entry at the H&H Tools Factory. Human resources did not want any employees of H&H to have anything to do with Tragic players.
舞台裏[]
- Tragic the Garnering™ is a parody of Magic: the Gathering. Even the names of cards are similar - Vox Muby is an equivalent of Mox Ruby, Black Dahlia of Black Lotus and 'Earths' are the equivalent of 'Lands'.
- Wooz's remark that it's 'not a cologne' is a reference to the Calvin Klein brand of cologne: 'Obsession'.
- The Chosen One's comment may be a reference to Fizzbin, a fictional card game invented by Captain Kirk in the Star Trek episode "A Piece of the Action", which also supposedly contains exceptions to the rules based on dates and times.
See also[]
- Pack of marked cards
- Deck of cards
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