This lowest-ever MTG Fallout deal seriously speaks to my inner Cap Collector
Mar. 20, 2024Get more Commanders, spend fewer caps
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What could make the MTG Fallout set any better? Think about it: it’s one of the best RPGs meeting with one of thebest card games. How about a best ever price to match? Thankfully, as part of Amazon’s Spring Sale, you can get exactly that.Despite each of the Magic: The Gathering Fallout Commander decks retailing for around $60, three of them are currently available for their lowest ever price. Sure, we thought we were onto a winner with last week’sMTG Fallout discount, but this blows it out of the water.Right now, you can pick up theHail, Caesardeck for $47.56, theScrappy Survivorsdeck for $47.99, and theScience!deck for $46.51. On average, you’re looking at a saving of around $12 per deck.
Hail, Caesar |$60$47.56 at AmazonSave ~$12Hail, Caesar is currently seeing the largest discount of any of the MTG Fallout Commander decks. Coming across nice savings like this feels like winning the Nipton Lottery.Buy it if:✅ You want a Commander with a versatile abilities✅ You’re willing to make some sacrifices to get aheadDon’t buy it if:❌ The ‘go-wide’ approach isn’t your thingPrice check:💲Walmart | $47.56💲Best Buy | $59.99
Scrappy Survivors |$60$47.99 at AmazonSave ~$12Stop staring at Dogmeat and read about how much you can save on this deck! Turns out, you can save quite a bit.Buy it if:✅ You can’t say no to that cute furry face✅ You’re interested in the new Junk tokensDon’t buy it if:❌ You’d rather not keep track of lots of auras and equipmentPrice check:💲Best Buy | $59.99
Science! |$60$45.61 at AmazonSave ~$14Science! has the highest discount at the moment. Brotherhood of Steel? More like Brotherhood of Steal, am I right?
Buy it if:✅ You put all your S.P.E.C.I.A.L points into intelligence✅ You like to buff creatures with Auras and EquipmentDon’t buy it if:❌ You prefer a deck with less complexityPrice check:💲Walmart | $45.61💲Best Buy | $59.99
If this is the first you’ve seen of this crossover, make sure to get yourself up to date with our rundown ofeverything you need to know about MTG Fallout. In essence, these Universes Beyond set melds the weird wasteland world of the Fallout series with the Magic: The Gathering format.The result is some clever references, charming art, and four interesting and mechanically varied Commander decks. As well as adding some post-apocalyptic reflavoring to established systems like Energy, the Fallout MTG set also introduces entirely new mechanics like Radiation counters.
While all four Commander decks in the MTG Fallout set have their perks, Mutant Menace has emerged as a fan-favorite since its release. And no, it’s not just because the creepy-cute charms of its cryptid Commander.Unfortunately, as pointed out in ourMagic: The Gathering Doctor Who review, some decks in the Universe Beyond sets, due to their perceived thematic or mechanical value, are less likely to see deals or discounts.While this is a shame for those who want The Wise Mothman in their Command zone, the great sale price on the other three decks makes that news go down a tad easier.
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Abigail is a Tabletop & Merch writer at Gamesradar+. She carries at least one Magic: The Gathering deck in her backpack at all times and always spends far too long writing her D&D character backstory. She’s a lover of all things cute, creepy, and creepy-cute.
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