Vault is a little better but it is a pretty small difference as you have so much flexibility in your ordering of ramp
Village Rites offers a similar effect for a lower upfront cost, but not allowing you to sacrifice an artifact makes it a bit less flexible, and the Treasure is a huge addition to this effect
Having played the original on the Nintendo 3DS, I was able to navigate through it quite comfortably, while referring to a guide once in a while to make sure I knew what I needed to do in certain quests
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Use the number of rad counters among all players still in the game when Vault 12's second chapter ability resolves to determine the value of X