Magic: The Gathering’s crossover with Bethesda’s Fallout franchise has arrived. The new collaboration launched on March 8 and includes four Commander Decks featuring cards inspired by Fallout’s post-apocalyptic wasteland. A few of the decks are even available for slight discounts, and all of them are currently in stock at Amazon.
The four Commander Decks each have a different theme: Science, Hail Caesar, Scrappy Survivors, and Mutant Menace. Alternatively, you can buy a bundle containing all four decks to save a bit of cash.
Each 100-card deck comes with a Collector Booster sample pack that contains two special alt-frame cards–including one Rare or Mythic-Rare card–10 double-sided tokens, one life-tracker, one strategy guide, and a deck box that can hold up to 100 sleeved cards. Basically, everything you need to start playing Magic: The Gathering is included in a single Commander Deck.
For more of these Magic: The Gathering collaborations that have quickly become a big hit with players, you can check out the Doctor Who crossover bundles which offer some terrific timey-wimey artwork from the beloved sci-fi series.
Magic: The Gathering’s Fallout crossover arrives just two months before the release of Amazon’s Prime Video adaptation of the popular video game series. Unsurprisingly, there are plenty of other new Fallout products releasing in the coming weeks, including limited-edition action figures, a miniatures set, apparel, and more.
Fallout fans should check out all of the official merch at Amazon:
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