MTG Fallout reveals: Deck details, Reprints, and best cards

Check out all the best MTG card spoilers from the upcoming Universes Beyond: Fallout set right here.

MTG players and Fallout fans alike have been waiting patiently to learn more about the Universes Beyond: Fallout set. Now, the time has finally arrived.

We’ll keep you updated on all the best cards, both new and reprints, launching with Universes Beyond: Fallout. Stay tuned as the reveals roll out and you’ll know exactly which decks to pick up when MTG Universes Beyond: Fallout launches on March 8.

MTG Fallout: Confirmed cards for each deck

Scrappy Survivors

• Dogmeat, Ever Loyal
• Heroic Intervention
• Three Dog, Galaxy News DJ
• Sol Ring

Science!

• Dr. Madison Li
• Liberty Prime, Recharged
• Nick Valentine, Private Eye
• T-45 Power Armor
• Vault 112: Sadistic Simulation 
• Solemn Simulacrum
• Sol Ring

Mutant Menace

• The Wise Mothman
• Guardian Project
• Hancock, Ghoulish Mayor
• Nuclear Fallout
• Sol Ring

Hail, Caesar

• Caesar, Legion’s Emperor
• Powder Ganger
• Legate Lanius, Caesar’s Ace
• Ruinous Ultimatum
• Sol Ring

MTG Fallout: Best new cards

Three Dog, Galaxy New DJ

WOTC/Bethesda

An incredibly unique new Commander option that can broadcast Auras across your whole squad. By loading Three Dog up with powerful buffs, those buffs can then be sacrificed to transmit copies and equip them to your whole attacking squad.

Nuclear Fallout

WOTC/Bethesda

A high-powered new X-Cost card that combines creature destruction with burn damage and mill to devastate each player at the table indiscriminately. With both this and a reprint of Ravages of War coming to Universes Beyond: Fallout, the set is taking no prisoners in creating truly ghoulish effects worth of the wasteland.

Liberty Prime, Recharged

WOTC/Bethesda

An incredible new Artifact creature that is sure to enliven Jeskai (red, blue, and white) decks. Liberty Prime – and the Science! deck as a whole – sees the welcome return of Energy Counters from Kaladesh. By spending this additional resource, Liberty Prime can attack and block without fear. What’s more, this card has a secondary use of energy, providing reliable, repeatable card draw for a small investment,

MTG Fallout: Best Reprints

Mechanized Production

WOTC/Bethesda

Artifacts fans the world over will be extremely pleased to see this blue staple. Karnstruct Commanders like Urza, Chief Artificer can use Mechanised Production to build up their forces with ease. Any deck with the ability to pump out Thopters can use this card to cruise to an early victory

Guardian Project

WOTC/Bethesda

A card with so-so viability in Standard that is an obscene powerhouse in singleton formats like Commander. Thanks to Commander’s deckbuilding restrictions, each deck will already meet Guardian Project’s requirements by default. This reliable card draw can replace every creature you play with a new, powerful in-hand option.

Heroic Intervention

WOTC/Bethesda

An exceptional, mana-cheap protection card. Granting both hexproof and indestructible almost guarantees that a target of your choice can survive whatever your opponents are throwing at it. What’s more, Green is hardly lacking for mana, making it feasible to always keep some in reserve to throw this down and spoil any attempts at removal.

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