MTG Fallout deck building guide for EDH

Looking for an MTG Fallout deck building guide for EDH? Fallout is a set a part of Magic: The Gathering’s Universes Beyond product line, bringing other franchises into the world of Magic in the way of creating cards based on various settings, events, and characters from those series.

With Fallout, four Commander pre-constructed decks were made, each with a specific theme such as characters and factions of the Wasteland and the mutants of the world. This deck guide will give two separate deck guides for two different Commander decks. These aren’t the pre-constructed decks, but rather, ones using commanders found within the decks themselves. This is the MTG Fallout deck building guide.

Three Dog, Galaxy News DJ

Decklist

Ajani’s Chosen	Anim Pakal, Thousandth Moon	Archon of Sun’s Grace	Archon of the Wild Rose	Armory Paladin	Cass, Hand of Vengeance
Champion of the Flame	Codsworth, Handy Helper	Danitha Capashen, Paragon	Eidolon of Countless Battles	Halvar, God of Battle	Heliod’s Pilgrim
Hero of Iroas	Kellan, the Fae-Blooded	Kor Spiritdancer	Light-Paws, Emperor’s Voice	Mesa Enchantress	Mister Gutsy
Reyav, Master Smith	Solemn Simulacrum	Sram, Senior Edificier	Starfield Mystic	Starnheim Courser	Tiana, Ship’s Caretaker
Transcendent Envoy	Wyleth, Soul of Steel	Blasphemous Act	Open the Armory	Retether	Three Dreams
Winds of Rath	Boros Charm	Chaos Warp	Generous Gift	Inventory Management	Path to Exile
Swords to Plowshares	Arcane Signet	Boros Signet	Commander’s Sphere	Fellwar Stone	Sol Ring
Swiftfoot Boots	Talisman of Conviction	Wayfarer’s Bauble	All That Glitters	Angelic Destiny	Angelic Gift
Benevolent Blessing	Curse Of Opulence	Daybreak Coronet	Eldrazi Conscription	Etali’s Favor	Ethereal Armor
Gift of Immortality	Grim Reaper’s Sprint	Hyena Umbra	Mantle of the Ancients	Sage’s Reverie	Songbirds’ Blessing
Spirit Mantle	Sticky Fingers	Timely Ward	Unquestioned Authority	Axgard Armory	Battlefield Forge
Boros Garrison	Castle Ardenvale	Clifftop Retreat	Command Tower	Exotic Orchard	Hall of Heliod’s Generosity
11 Mountain	12 Plains	Rogue’s Passage	Sunscorched Divide	Temple of the False God	War Room

Three Dog, Galaxy News DJ is a Commander built around Auras and spreading Auras to all your creatures. Normally, you have to dedicate all your Aura cards to a small handful of creatures to get the most out of them. However, Three Dog lets you spread an Aura attached to it to all your other creatures by sacrificing them for two mana. You do have to attack for this effect to trigger, but Three Dog itself doesn’t need to attack so you can throw a creature you don’t care about to still trigger Three Dog. 

Three Dog, Galaxy News DJ is one of the best cards in MTG Fallout, and you’d be pretty well stocked if you can grab one of these in the release of the Fallout collaboration.

Unlike other Aura decks, Three Dog isn’t a Voltron deck (decks that load a ton of Equipment and Auras onto one creature), but instead wants you to play multiple creatures so you can put a ton of Auras on a ton of creatures on the battlefield. 

Some of the best Auras include Eldrazi Conscription, which gives a creature +10/+10 and annihilator two, which is amazing on just one creature so having it on all of them is game-ending. Etali’s Favor is one of the best cards to copy, as it discovers three when it enters the battlefield to easily cast extra Auras and other cheap spells (or put them into your hand). 

There are plenty of creatures that benefit from being enchanted, such as Wyleth, Soul of Steel which draws you cards and Kor Spiritdancer which gets +2/+2 for every Aura attached to it. If Three Dog ever dies with Auras attached to it, Cass, Hand Of Vengeance can bring the Auras back attached to another creature, and Tiana, Ship’s Caretaker can get those Auras back into your hand. 

The main way to win with Three Dog is through combat, spreading strong Auras to a wide battlefield of creatures to be just too much power to block. Even without Three Dog, the deck can win without the commander thanks to how good Auras can do just on one creature.

Colonel Autumn

Decklist

Aron, Benalia’s Ruin	Arvad the Cursed	Bartolome del Presidio	Blood Artist	Carmen, Cruel Skymarcher	Commissar Severina Raine
Defilier of Faith	Elas il-Kor, Sadistic Pilgrim	Elder Arthur Maxson	Elenda, the Dusk Rose	Gollum, Patient Plotter	Liesa, Forgotten Archangel
Lord Skitter, Sewer King	Lotho, Corrupt Shirriff	Minthara, Merciless Soul	Pitiless Plunderer	Ratadrabik of Urborg	Ravos, Soultender
Ria Ivor, Bane of Bladehold	Sidisi, Undead Vizier	Syr Kongrad, the Grim	Teysa, Orzhov Scion	Tomik, Wielder of Law	Viscera Seer
Vraan, Executioner Thane	Yahenni, Undying Partisan	Zulaport Cutthroat	Ascend from Avernus	Gift of Estates	Lingering Souls
Martial Coup	Primevals’ Glorious Rebirth	Urza’s Ruinous Blast	Anguished Unmaking	Call the Coppercoats	Deadly Dispute
Grand Crescendo	Nasty End	Path to Exile	Raise the Alarm	Secure the Wastes	Swords to Plowshares
Szat’s Will	Arcane Signet	Commander’s Sphere	Fellwar Stone	Honor-Worn Shaku	Oketra’s Monument
Orzhov Signet	Relic of Legends	Skullclamp	Sol Ring	Talisman of Hierarchy	Wayferer’s Bauble
Bastion of Remembrance	Black Market	Court of Grace	Dictate of Erebos	Felidar Retreat	Flowering of the White Tree
Grave Pact	March of the Canonized	Rabble Rousing	Skrelv’s Hive	Caves of Koilos	Command Tower
Concealed Courtyard	Exotic Orchard	Great Hall Of The Citadel	Isolated Chapel	13 Plains	14 Swamp
Tainted Field	War Room

Colonel Autumn is a commander that gives all legendary creatures exploit, which lets them sacrifice a creature when a creature with exploit enters the battlefield. When exploit happens, Colonel Autumn pumps up all your creatures with a +1/+1 counter. 

The idea of Colonel Autumn is to put sacrifice fodder onto the battlefield with cards that create tokens such as Skrelv’s Hive, Court of Grace, and Rabble Rousing. This lets you always have access to a creature to exploit when you play your legendary creature, of which almost your entire deck is made out of on the creature side of things. 

Even if you don’t have tokens to exploit, you can still use your normal creatures to do so. Some of them even benefit from the creature dying, like Ratadrabik Of Urborg which creates a token copy of it or Eldena, the Dusk Rose which creates tokens whenever it dies. 

Colonel Autumn wins by growing your legendary creatures to giant stats while forcing your opponent to lose their creatures when you exploit with enchantments like Dictate of Erebos and Grave Pact, or burn them with Blood Artist and Zulaport Cutthroat. 

That’s as much as we have on our deck building guide for MTG Fallout. In the meantime, you might be interested in reading about the most expensive MTG Fallout cards money can buy.