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We’re expecting the Magic: The Gathering and Fallout collaboration to see the first official reveal of its cards soon. We’ve recently seen the launch of Murders at Karlov Manor, the first new Standard set to release in 2024, and it’s been met with a fairly positive reception. However, it’s now time for the release of a set we’re (especially at VideoGamer) extraordinarily excited to see, with the potential to vamp up the best precon Commander decks.
The MTG Fallout collaboration is being revealed by Wizards of the Coast, with a first look at the cards expected in the first stream. We’re going to see spoilers and the first confirmed Fallout cards to hit Magic: The Gathering ahead of pre-orders.
Latest MTG Fallout spoilers so far
So far, there’s a total of 84 card variants confirmed by Wizards of the Coast. You can find them all in its card image gallery. We’ve collected a few of the most impressive cards below from across the Magic x Fallout collaboration:
Fallout 4 – devastation of war.
Check out the latest MTG Fallout spoilers by opening the vaults.
Private eye Nick Valentine, from Fallout.
A video game card featuring a creature from Fallout.
Overcumbered in the world of magic the gathering.
A Vault II birthday party card.
A card featuring a woman riding a horse, possibly from the MTG universe.
New MTG card inspired by Fallout – zombie munt.
Guardian project enchantment from MTG Fallout spoilers.
Check out the latest MTG Fallout spoilers for a glimpse of the powerful Puresteel Paladin in action. This versatile warrior is a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield.
Check out the latest MTG Fallout spoilers featuring the powerful Puresteel Paladin.
Experience the chaotic energy of a Radstorm in this thrilling game inspired by Magic: The Gathering. Embark on an epic journey filled with surprises and challenges. (Keywords: MTG)
Check out the latest MTG Fallout spoilers featuring a card designed for nuclear fallout.
A card for mechanical production based on MTG spoilers.
Commander Sofia Daguerre leads her troops with precision and determination, eager to secure victory on the battlefield. Stay tuned for exciting MTG Fallout spoilers featuring her incredible abilities and strategies.
Check out this card featuring a table of skeletons from the MTG Fallout spoilers!
Check out the latest MTG Fallout spoiler – a card featuring mechanicized production!
Fallout 4 depicts the aftermath of a devastating war.
Check out the latest MTG Fallout spoiler for the new powder ganger card!
A card for overcumbered, featuring a woman holding a gun.
Powder Ganger meets Magic: The Gathering in this epic crossover event. Get ready for a thrilling adventure full of surprises and possibilities!
A zombie card in a video game inspired by MTG and Fallout.
A screenshot of the red storm card from MTG.
Covered in the Fallout MTG spoilers, the card for Powder Ganger is now available.
New Gary clone card from MTG Fallout spoilers.
Unlock the vaults.
A card for the ghoulish mayor Hank.
Guardian project enchantment in MTG.
An image of a card that reads “vault 111 birthday party,” inspired by Fallout.
Scrounging bastards – screenshot from MTG spoilers.
A mechanical production card inspired by MTG.
A card with a group of skeletons sitting at a table, inspired by MTG.
A card for the ghoulish mayor from MTG Fallout spoilers.
Check out this new MTG card for nuclear fallout in the latest spoilers!
A card with the word vass on it, from MTG.
The card featuring a Powder Ganger in MTG Fallout spoilers.
Commander Sofia Daguerre is a character featured in MTG Fallout spoilers.
An intervention card featuring a man with a gun, possibly from the Fallout series.
Unlock the vaults for exciting MTG Fallout spoilers.
A card for the ghoulish mayor in MTG.
A card for hero intervention inspired by MTG Fallout spoilers.
A card for feral ghouls in MTG Fallout spoilers.
The Guardian Project card, revealed in MTG Fallout spoilers.
A hero intervention card with an image of a man.
Radstorm – Magic: The Gathering meets Fallout in this thrilling mashup filled with surprises and excitement.
A card for the ghoulish mayor of Hancock, revealed in MTG Fallout spoilers.
Nick Valentine’s intervention as a hero in the Fallout universe brings unexpected twists and turns, leaving players on the edge of their seats with suspenseful outcomes.
A card with the word vass on it, possibly from MTG or Fallout.
A card for feral ghoul from the MTG Fallout spoilers.
Check out this card from the MTG Fallout spoilers – it showcases mechanized production.
Nick Valentine is a private eye with a mysterious past, traversing the post-apocalyptic wasteland of Fallout.
Check out the latest MTG Guardian project card revealed in the Fallout spoilers!
Unlock the vaults.
Sneaky scavengers – screenshot.
A screenshot of the red storm game with MTG spoilers.
Private eye Nick Valentine is always on the case, uncovering mysteries and solving crimes in the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout.
Feral ghoul – zombie mutant.
Puresteel paladin in MTG Fallout spoilers.
Puresteel Paladin is a powerful card from MTG, known for its abilities involving equipment. Stay tuned for Fallout spoilers revealing how this card impacts the game.
MTG Gary clone card released in Fallout spoilers.
Private eye Nick Valentine, MTG aficionado, navigates a post-apocalyptic world filled with danger and intrigue.
A card for Fallout fans, featuring a woman wielding a gun.
We’ve collected as many spoilers from the MTG Fallout set here, with plenty more to come soon. As soon as more reveals are announced by Wizards of the Coast, or more leaks are found by the community, we’re going to be updating this as soon as possible.
The initial stream revealed a lot of cards, on top of the few that had already been announced.
Commander Sofia Daguerre
One of the most interesting cards revealed is Commander Sofia Daguerre, a White Legendary Creature that destroys a Legendary Permanent on arrival to the battlefield.
Nick Valentine, Private Eye
Another notable card is Nick Valentine, Private Eye.
MTG Fallout card list so far
- Agent Frank Horrigan
- Almost Perfect
- Alpha Deathclaw
- Arcane Signet
- Caesar, Legion’s Emperor
- Command Tower
- Crucible of Worlds
- Dogmeat, Ever Loyal
- Dr. Madison Li
- Feral Ghoul
- Forest (326)
- Gary Clone
- Idolized
- Intelligence Bobblehead
- Island (320)
- Island (319)
- Mr. House, President and CEO
- Mountain (324)
- Mountain (323)
- Nuka-Cola Vending Machine
- Overencumbered
- Plains (318)
- Plains (317)
- Preston Garvey, Minuteman
- Radstorm
- RadiationToken
- Rex, Cyber-Hound
- Sol Ring
- Swamp (322)
- Swamp (321)
- T-45 Power Armor
- The Wise Mothman
- V.A.T.S.
- Vault 101: Birthday Party
- Wasteland
So far, this is the list of confirmed MTG x Fallout cards. Wizards of the Coast has begun revealing cards in their daily live-streams, with the Scrappy Survivors decklist having been revealed most recently. We’re still waiting for full details on Science!, Hail, Caesar, and Mutant Menace.
What are the MTG Fallout spoilers dates?
We saw the first few spoilers for MTG’s Fallout collaboration with the reveal of the Scrappy Survivors decklist. For the next few days, we’re going to see the rest of the spoilers released:
| Scrappy Survivors | February 20th |
| Hail, Caesar | February 21st |
| Science! | February 22nd or 23rd |
| Mutant Menace | February 22nd or 23rd |
| Full Card Gallery | February 24th |
Which special MTG Fallout cards should I look out for?
As the full spoilers and card list is revealed, there’s going to be plenty of cards to look out for. Whether you’re a collector seeking rare foils, or you’re a competitive player looking to build a deck worthy of tournament champs, here’s a few cards you should turn your attention to:
Look out for borderless cards
If you’re a fan of the Fallout franchise, then you’ll feel right at home with the borderless cards that recreate the HUD of the Pip Boy. The cards have an awful, ugly green that perfectly captures the nuclear Fallout vibes, and the font works similarly to remind players of the awfully digital reality of the world. ON top of that, there’s scanlines filtered over the brilliant artwork created by the Bethesda and Wizards team.
Vault Boy art
There’s also some incredibly bright and colorful Vault Boy card variants. These contrast the slightly murkier borderless Pip Boy cards, and are going to spruce up any deck you build in the Fallout collaboration.
That’s as much as we’ve got on the spoilers for Fallout and Magic: The Gathering’s collaboration. We’re going to be updating this article as we receive new spoilers and leaks.
