Every Fallout Card Revealed In February 20th WeeklyMTG Stream

Josh Nelson • February 20, 2024

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Hot on the heels of Murders at Karlov Manor comes the next set of Universes Beyond Commander decks! Radiation has finally hit the Magic multiverse, and nuclear fallout is upon us. Get your power armor on, stock up on Mirelurk meat, and grab that Geiger counter, because previews for the Fallout Commander decks are upon us!

Previewed initially during the February 20th WeeklyMTG stream on Twitch and YouTube, these cards are the bomb (for some, quite literally!). We won't be covering the cards revealed a few months ago, as those are now old hat, as it were. The cards revealed are all new to the public, so we will showcase everything we have from that stream. Are you ready for the fallout?

New Cards From The Ashes Of Nuclear Fallout

First off, we will show you some of the cards that you may be most excited for. The decks contain all manner of cards from the nuclear wasteland of this iconic franchise of video games by Bethesda, from new designs to reprints (more on those later!). So, without further ado, here are some of the new card designs from the four new Commander decks!

Commander Sofia Daguerre, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Commander Sofia Daguerre, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Hancock, Ghoulish Mayor, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Hancock, Ghoulish Mayor, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Legate Lanius, Caesar's Ace, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Legate Lanius, Caesar's Ace, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Liberty Prime, Recharged, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Liberty Prime, Recharged, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Nick Valentine, Private Eye, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Nick Valentine, Private Eye, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Nuclear Fallout, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Nuclear Fallout, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Perception Bobblehead, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Perception Bobblehead, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Powder Ganger, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Powder Ganger, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
T-45 Power Armor, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
T-45 Power Armor, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Three Dog, Galaxy News DJ, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Three Dog, Galaxy News DJ, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Vault 112: Sadistic Simulation, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.
Vault 112: Sadistic Simulation, a new card from the Fallout Commander Decks, out March 8th.

Notably, the Sagas from these decks show Vaults from the series and detail some of the quests found therein. Furthermore, there are seven Bobblehead cards strewn across the four decks that all have abilities that scale with the number of Bobbleheads you control. Overall, the designs appear to be formidable in the themes of the decks they're featured in. Onward!

Fallout Follows A Great Trend Of Great Reprints

Just like Warhammer 40,000, Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth, and Doctor Who before it, these new decks contain some superb reprints as well. We don't need to give you much more of a preamble here: here are a few of them!

Mechanized Production, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Mechanized Production, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Heroic Intervention, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Heroic Intervention, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Guardian Project, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Guardian Project, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Open the Vaults, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Open the Vaults, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Puresteel Paladin, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Puresteel Paladin, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Ruinous Ultimatum, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Ruinous Ultimatum, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Solemn Simulacrum, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.
Solemn Simulacrum, a reprinted card from MTGPIP, out March 8th.

If you know about the themes of these preconstructed decks, you'll have a good idea of where each of these cards can be found.

Booster Fun? More Like Booster Rad, Am I Right?

Finally, here are some of the cards you can find in Collector Boosters tying in with the new decks:

Arcane Signet, a borderless reprint found in Fallout Collector Boosters.
Arcane Signet, a borderless reprint found in Fallout Collector Boosters.
The Pip-Boy treatment for Idolized, a new card from the Fallout Commander decks, out March 8th.
The Pip-Boy treatment for Idolized, a new card from the Fallout Commander decks, out March 8th.
The Pip-Boy treatment for Nuclear Fallout, a new card from the Fallout Commander decks, out March 8th.
The Pip-Boy treatment for Nuclear Fallout, a new card from the Fallout Commander decks, out March 8th.
Ravages of War, a borderless reprint found in Fallout Collector Boosters.
Ravages of War, a borderless reprint found in Fallout Collector Boosters.
The Pip-Boy treatment for Scrounging Deathclaw, a reskin of Tarmogoyf, found in the Fallout Collector Boosters, out March 8th.
The Pip-Boy treatment for Scrounging Deathclaw, a reskin of Tarmogoyf, found in the Fallout Collector Boosters, out March 8th.
War Room, a borderless reprint found as a Fallout release promo.
War Room, a borderless reprint found as a Fallout release promo.

Crawl Out Through The Fallout

All in all, these decks look pretty stacked. The Collector Boosters seem to have amazing reprints and reskins, and the decks have some fantastic cards in them as well. Will you be getting any of the Fallout Commander decks?

Josh Nelson

Josh Nelson

Josh Nelson wears many hats. They are a music journalist when not writing gaming news. Beyond this, they're a scholar of the Sweeney Todd urban legend, a fan of monster-taming RPGs, and a filthy Aristocrats player. Josh has been playing Magic since 2001 and attributes their tenure to nostalgia, effort, and "aesthetic".