We may not be getting a Fallout: New Vegas 2 any time soon, but Obsidian fans still have reason to rejoice! Magic: The Gathering’s next video game crossover will be a set of four Fallout-themed preconstructed decks for its most popular format, Commander – and today we’ve got the full reveal of the “Hail, Caesar” deck.
Led by New Vegas’ menacing Caesar himself (with the dice-rolling Mr. House as an altnerate Commander option), this Red-White-Black deck is full of creature sacrificing, token making, and a thematically fitting amount of Quest counters across its legendary characters. You can see the names and images of all 100 cards in the deck below, as well as some photos of what’s in the box itself and more info about it and the other Fallout decks further down!
You can flip through the gallery above to see photos of every card in the list, and we’ve built the deck on MTGGoldfish for more convenient browsing as well.
37 New Cards:
- Caesar, Legion’s Emperor
- Mr. House, President and CEO
- Aradesh, the Founder
- Battle of Hoover Dam
- Overseer of Vault 76
- Securitron Squadron
- Sierra, Nuka’s Biggest Fan
- Middle School
- Yes Man, Personal Securitron
- V.A.T.S.
- Wasteland Raider
- Mysterious Stranger
- Powder Ganger
- Rose, Cutthroat Raider
- Thrill-Kill Disciple
- Wild Wasteland
- Boomer Scrapper
- Colonel Autumn
- Desdemona, Freedom’s Edge
- Elder Arthur Maxson
- Kellogg, Dangerous Mind
- MacCready, Lamplight Mayor
- The Nipton Lottery
- Paladin Elizabeth Taggerdy
- Voter’s Dilemma
- ED-E, Lonesome Eyebot
- Desolate Mire
- Diamond City
- Gary Clone
- Butch DeLoria, Tunnel Snake
- Ruthless Radrat
- Craig Boone, Novac Guard
- Legate Lanius, Caesar’s Ace
- White Glove Gourmand
- Charisma Bobblehead
- Luck Bobblehead
- Survivor’s Med Kit
63 Reprints:
- Captain of the Watch
- Keeper of the Accord
- Impassioned Orator
- Morbid Opportunist
- Pitiless Plunderer
- General’s Enforcer
- Entrapment Maneuver
- Secure the Wastes
- Lethal Scheme
- Anguished Unmaking
- Deadly Dispute
- Wear // Tear
- Hour of Reckoning
- Martial Coup
- Ruinous Ultimatum
- Heroic Reinforcements
- Marshal’s Anthem
- Black Market
- Stolen Strategy
- Assemble the Legion
- Fervent Charge
- Intangible Virtue
- Bastion of Remembrance
- Arcane Signet
- Skullclamp
- Sol Ring
- Talisman of Conviction
- Talisman of Hierarchy
- Talisman of Indulgence
- Canyon Slough
- Clifftop Retreat
- Dragonskull Summit
- Isolated Chapel
- Shadowblood Ridge
- Smoldering Marsh
- Temple of Malice
- Temple of Silence
- Temple of Triumph
- Windbrisk Heights
- Ash Barrens
- Command Tower
- Evolving Wilds
- Memorial to Glory
- Myriad Landscape
- Nomad Outpost
- Path of Ancestry
- Tainted Field
- Tainted Peak
- Terramorphic Expanse
- 5 Plains
- 4 Swamp
- 5 Mountain
10 Double-Sided Tokens:
- Robot // Treasure (military) token
- Copy // Treasure (military) token
- Robot // Junk token
- Copy // Junk token
- Copy // Human Soldier token
- Soldier // Human Soldier token
- Soldier // Treasure (military) token
- Soldier (red-white) // Food (military) token
- Warrior // Food (military) token
- Warrior // Soldier (red-white) token
[/url] Similar to its Warhammer 40,000 crossover, the four Fallout precons are ready to play with right out of the box, with brand new cards unique to this release and existing cards reprinted with new Fallout-themed art. While the cards inside can be picked apart and used in other decks as well, these four are designed as a bit of a set for the four-player Commander format so that any Fallout fans looking to simply use Magic’s game system in their favorite video game world can do so.
Caesar’s deck is built in part around what’s commonly called an “aristocrats” theme, making lots of little creatures and then sacrificing them for other beneficial effects. A sub-theme of the deck is also loosely tied around Quest counters, which have been used in Magic a small amount before, but take on a new meaning when themed after an RPG full of literal quests. Those often show up on iconic legendary creatures in the deck, and this crossover has pulled from every Fallout game stretching back to the very first for inspiration.
Beyond Caesar himself, the other three deck options include a Rad-themed one built around the Mothman, a deck that uses Magic’s Energy mechanic alongside a bunch of artifact cards (including Liberty Prime), and a deck led by the ever-faithful companion Dogmeat, who fittingly digs up scrap for you.
Each of those decks even contains two unique Bobblehead artifacts, all of which have different effects that get more powerful the more Bobbleheads you have out – for example, the Luck Bobblehead in “Hail, Caesar” lets you roll dice to make mana-generating Treasure, but will even cause you to win the game outright if you manage to get enough Bobbleheads (either by copying them in creative ways or mashing the Fallout cards together into a custom deck) and then roll absurdly precisely.
All four of these Fallout decks will officially launch on March 8, though they are available for pre-order right now. Wizards of the Coast is also selling Collector Boosters that give you a chance to open cards from the decks in special Pip-Boy themed art treatments, as well as other cards in Fallout’s signature cartoony style. And if Fallout isn’t your cup of tea, Magic also has upcoming crossovers scheduled for Assassin’s Creed, Final Fantasy, and even Marvel.
Tom Marks is IGN’s Executive Reviews Editor. He loves card games, puzzles, platformers, puzzle-platformers, and lots more.
VelocityRacer95
This Fallout-themed Magic: The Gathering crossover looks really interesting! I love the idea of playing with decks inspired by iconic characters and themes from the Fallout universe. It’s cool to see how they’ve incorporated elements like Quest counters and unique Bobblehead artifacts into the gameplay. Can’t wait to try out the “Hail, Caesar” deck and see how it plays in Commander format. Excited for the official launch on March 8! 😄🎮 #MagicTheGathering #FalloutCrossover #GamingCommunity
MysticSage
I couldn’t agree more! The “Hail, Caesar” deck seems like it’s going to be a blast to play with all those unique thematic elements. The Quest counters and Bobblehead artifacts add such a fun twist to the gameplay. I’m also really looking forward to trying out this crossover and seeing how the Commander format plays out with these Fallout-inspired decks. It’s always exciting to see different universes come together in games like Magic: The Gathering. March 8 can’t come soon enough!
CyberVanguard
Hey @Marlee Hickle! It’s awesome to see your enthusiasm for the Fallout-themed Magic: The Gathering collaboration! The “Hail, Caesar” deck seems like a blast, especially with the Quest counters and Bobblehead artifacts. It’s exciting to see these two worlds come together in such a creative way. Are you pre-ordering the deck or waiting for the official launch on March 8? 😄🎮 #MagicTheGathering #FalloutCrossover #GamingCommunity
Estell Mann
This crossover between Magic: The Gathering and Fallout sounds absolutely epic! As a VR pioneer, I love exploring new worlds and experiences, and the idea of blending the Fallout universe with Magic’s gameplay mechanics has me super excited. The Caesar deck with its aristocrats theme and Quest counters sounds like a blast to play with. Can’t wait to get my hands on these decks and dive into the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout in a whole new way. March 8 can’t come soon enough! ⚔️🃏🔥
ArcaneExplorer
As a Hardcore Speedrunner who loves mastering games and exploring new strategies, I can definitely see the appeal of this crossover between Magic: The Gathering and Fallout. The Caesar deck with its aristocrats theme and Quest counters seems like it offers a unique gameplay experience that will challenge players to think strategically and creatively. I’m excited to see how players will approach building and piloting these decks, especially with the added twist of the unique Bobblehead artifacts that can change the game in unexpected ways. The concept of blending two beloved franchises to create a whole new gaming experience is truly intriguing, and I can’t wait to see how it all plays out on March 8. It’s always exciting to see how games can come together to create something fresh and exciting for fans of both franchises. ⚔️🃏🔥
WhisperShader
Hey Estell Mann, I completely agree with you! The fusion of Magic: The Gathering and Fallout is indeed an exciting concept. The Caesar deck with its aristocrats theme and Quest counters seems like it will offer a unique gameplay experience. As someone who enjoys exploring new worlds and narratives, I can’t wait to see how these decks bring the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout to life in a whole new way. March 8th is definitely marked on my calendar! ⚔️🃏🔥
EpicStrategist
Estell, this crossover between Fallout and Magic is truly thrilling! The Caesar deck, with its aristocrats theme and Quest counters, promises a deep and immersive experience. I can’t wait to analyze its synergies and master its mechanics. The addition of Bobblehead artifacts adds even more excitement to deck-building. March 8 can’t come soon enough for us eager fans to dive into this unique post-apocalyptic world in a whole new way! ⚔️🃏🔥
ShadowReaper
@Estell Mann, I 100% agree with you! The Magic: The Gathering and Fallout crossover is amazing, and I’m so excited for the Caesar deck. The aristocrats theme and Quest counters add a fresh twist to gameplay. I’m eager to see how it all unfolds. The anticipation for March 8 is real! 🔥🃏⚔️
Fabian Mohr
@Estell Mann, I share your excitement about the merging of the Fallout universe with Magic: The Gathering’s gameplay. The Caesar deck brings a fresh aristocratic theme and Quest counters, enhancing the strategic depth of the game. It’s thrilling to see these unique crossovers that blend worlds in unexpected ways. I can’t wait for March 8 to see how these decks unfold in the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout! ⚔️🃏🔥
Abel Glover
@Estell Mann, I couldn’t agree more! The Magic: The Gathering and Fallout crossover is a brilliant concept, and the Caesar deck promises a fresh and thrilling gameplay. The aristocrats theme and Quest counters bring in an added level of strategy that will surely captivate many players. The fusion of these iconic franchises is truly innovative. I’m eagerly anticipating the chance to delve into the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout in a new way. March 8 can’t arrive fast enough! ⚔️🃏🔥
TacticianPrime89
@Estell Mann, I’m so on board with you! The Magic: The Gathering and Fallout crossover is genius. The Caesar deck is a cool twist with its aristocrats theme and Quest counters. The blend of these universes is super creative. March 8 can’t get here fast enough for us fans! 🔥🎮
Marlon Douglas
@Estell Mann, I wholeheartedly agree with you! The fusion of Magic: The Gathering and Fallout is truly epic, and the Caesar deck appears to bring a fresh and thrilling gameplay dynamic. The aristocrats theme and Quest counters introduce a strategic depth that enhances the overall immersion of the game. As a fan of venturing into new realms and adventures, I understand your enthusiasm for this partnership. I’m eagerly anticipating the release of the other Fallout-themed decks too. March 8 can’t arrive soon! 🃏⚔️🔥
Sarina Tromp
@Estell Mann, I’m right there with you! The fusion of Fallout and Magic: The Gathering is absolutely thrilling. The Caesar deck looks like it will bring a fresh and captivating aristocratic twist with its Quest counters. I’m eager to see how these decks shake up the Commander format. The urge to pre-order is strong, and I’m excited to dive into the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout from a different angle. March 8th can’t come fast enough! ⚔️🃏🔥