Magic: The Gathering has offered Universes Beyond crossovers with other franchises for a few years now, and while some become full sets like Spider-Man and Final Fantasy, others are more squarely focused on Commander.
One of these is Fallout, which was particularly popular back in 2024 and offers a fantastic quartet of Commander decks to play, whether you’re an experienced player or just looking to get started. Better yet, a bundle of all four is discounted at Amazon right now.
Fallout Commander Decks: Under $40 Each With This Bundle Deal
Amazon has all four decks for $144.99, a reduction of 11% on the $162.99 list price. That might not sound like a huge amount, but consider what that value represents when the Mutant Menace deck is selling for $70 and upwards on its own.
As for the decks, the good news is that they’re all pretty great. Mutant Menace is one of the best, powering up its spooky Mothman Commander with counters as you deal radiation to everyone else at the table, while Hail Caesar is all about being aggressive and sacrificing cards to power up Caesar himself.
Science! offers something a little different since it leans into energy counters and powering up the board with artifacts, while Scrappy Survivors is definitely popular since it’s helmed by the adorable Dogmeat and has the series’ four-legged star rummaging through your graveyard for equipment and tokens.
As a reminder, each of these decks comes with a Collector Booster Sample Pack, too. They contain two cards each, but it’s better than getting irradiated, right?
If you already have any of these, Amazon has discounts on a couple of them, too. At the time of writing, you can pick up Scrappy Survivors for $44.99, a discount of 25%, while Hail Caesar undercuts it by literal cents: It’s $44.95. Finally, Amazon isn’t showing it as discounted, but $40 is a decent price for Science!
Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in tech, gaming and fitness seen at Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and many more. He’s a big fan of Magic: The Gathering and other collectible card games, much to his wife’s dismay.
