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Review: Loot Crate’s ‘Combat’ Crate Nov. 2015 (Photos)

Spoilers follow! If you’re interested to see what’s in the latest Loot Crate, click the link below and check out the pictures after the jump!

The box was full of a variety of items from cartoons, video games, and movies, all with a ‘combat’ theme:
The items included a Shredder mask with sunglasses from “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:”
A metal Mockingjay pin from “The Hunger Games” was included:
 Arguably the best item in the box is the Fallout bobblehead (about 6 inches tall):
A vinyl mystery figure from Blizzard Entertainment’s “Cute But Deadly” figure line is included. These 2.5 inch figures feature villains from the Blizzard video games Diablo, Starcraft, and Warcraft. We got the Diablo figure, but a Lootcrate-exclusive orange Merloc figure is randomly packed in crates (ratio: 4:36).
The crate also included a sheet of “Cute But Deadly” magnets:
A set of gift tags is included for anyone who wants to “regift” their loot:
An exclusive Street Fighter #1 comic book is included:
Of course, there is the obligatory Loot Crate Magazine:
All in all, not an amazing crate, especially compared to last month’s “Time” crate. It did, however, manage a decent selection of interests, which we like. The box itself turns inside-out and becomes a display stage, but that requires some taping to hold it together, but we weren’t ready to do that just yet.

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Victor Medina

Vic is a former association executive who now works as an editor and writer for a number of websites. His past work includes The Dallas Morning News, Sports Illustrated, and Yahoo News. He currently writes for Cinelinx.com and is the founder and editor of RevengeOfThe5th.com, VisitOakCliff.com, and TheWeekInNerd.com.

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