Our picks
Top pickScience! (Dr. Madison Li)
Best value: the cheapest of the four, with the best ratio of card value to price
- Pro: $39.48 sealed for $71.94 of cards (1.82×, 11 November 2026)
- Pro: The six most-added energy upgrades cost about $2 together
- Con: 16.75% win rate unmodified (206 games), D tier on Playgroup.gg
- Con: One card, Nuka-Cola Vending Machine ($14.89), is a fifth of the card value
Price
$39.48TCGplayer market, 11 November 2026

Hail, Caesar (Caesar, Legion's Emperor)
Best to play out of the box: the highest stock win rate of the four
- Pro: 21.72% win rate unmodified (324 games), 39th of 92 precons on Playgroup.gg
- Pro: Two commanders with more than 23,000 EDHREC decks each
- Con: $81.18 of cards for $66.25, and only $52.83 of it in cards worth $1 or more
Price
$66.25TCGplayer market, 11 November 2026

Scrappy Survivors (Dogmeat, Ever Loyal)
Good value if you want Auras and Equipment
- Pro: $65.86 sealed for $104.17 of cards (1.58×)
- Pro: Heroic Intervention ($15.70) and Codsworth, Handy Helper ($14.07)
- Con: 18.94% win rate unmodified (264 games)
Price
$65.86TCGplayer market, 11 November 2026

Mutant Menace (The Wise Mothman)
The most popular commander, at the highest price
- Pro: The Wise Mothman leads 34,740 decks on EDHREC (rank #16)
- Pro: The most card value of the four: $115.19
- Con: $109.70 sealed, about the same as its cards (1.05×)
- Con: 15.79% win rate unmodified (627 games), the lowest of the four
Price
$109.70TCGplayer market, 11 November 2026
The Short Answer
Of the four Fallout Commander decks, buy Science! for value or Hail, Caesar to play. Science! costs $39.48 on TCGplayer and its 100 cards are worth about $72, the best ratio of the four. Prices on this page are TCGplayer market prices pulled on 11 November 2026, from tcgcsv's snapshot of 10 November, 20:05 UTC.
Hail, Caesar ($66.25) wins the most out of the box: 21.72% of 324 tracked games with the stock list on Playgroup.gg. Scrappy Survivors ($65.86) holds about $104 of cards. Mutant Menace has the most popular commander, The Wise Mothman, but at $109.70 you pay about what the cards are worth, and it has the lowest stock win rate of the four (15.79%).
- $104Scrappy Survivors
- $109.70Mutant Menace
This page is the deck-by-deck buying comparison: what each precon costs today, what its cards are worth, how it does unmodified, and the cheapest upgrades. For rad counters, Junk tokens, the Collector Boosters and the serialized Bobbleheads, see our Fallout set guide. For the Fallout drops sold on Wizards' own store, see the Fallout Secret Lair guide. For every other precon since 2023, see the Commander precons hub.
What Are the Four Fallout Commander Decks?
Wizards released four Commander decks under Universes Beyond: Fallout on 8 March 2024: Scrappy Survivors (red-green-white), Hail, Caesar (red-white-black), Mutant Menace (black-green-blue) and Science! (blue-red-white). The set code is PIP. Wizards published the decklists on 20 February 2024.
What's in a Fallout Commander deck box
Per Wizards, each box has:
- 2 traditional-foil legendary creatures, either of which can be the commander
- 98 non-foil cards. New-to-Magic cards per deck: 38 in Scrappy Survivors, 37 in Hail, Caesar, 41 in Mutant Menace and 38 in Science!
- 1 foil-etched display commander on thick cardstock (not legal in sanctioned Commander play)
- 10 double-sided tokens
- 1 Collector Booster Sample Pack with 2 special-treatment cards, including 1 rare or mythic rare card
- A deck box, a life wheel, a strategy insert and a reference card
Fallout Commander Deck Prices on 11 November 2026
Science!
- Commanders
- Dr. Madison Li; Liberty Prime, Recharged
- Colours
- Jeskai (U/R/W)
- Theme
- Artifacts, energy
- Cards worth
- $71.94
- Value
- 1.82×
- Stock win rate
- 16.75% (206 games)
$39.48
Price (11 Nov 2026)
Scrappy Survivors
- Commanders
- Dogmeat, Ever Loyal; Preston Garvey, Minuteman
- Colours
- Naya (R/G/W)
- Theme
- Auras, Equipment, Junk tokens
- Cards worth
- $104.17
- Value
- 1.58×
- Stock win rate
- 18.94% (264 games)
$65.86
Price (11 Nov 2026)
Hail, Caesar
- Commanders
- Caesar, Legion's Emperor; Mr. House, President and CEO
- Colours
- Mardu (R/W/B)
- Theme
- Tokens, sacrifice
- Cards worth
- $81.18
- Value
- 1.23×
- Stock win rate
- 21.72% (324 games)
$66.25
Price (11 Nov 2026)
Mutant Menace
- Commanders
- The Wise Mothman; The Master, Transcendent
- Colours
- Sultai (B/G/U)
- Theme
- Rad counters, mill, +1/+1 counters
- Cards worth
- $115.19
- Value
- 1.05×
- Stock win rate
- 15.79% (627 games)
$109.70
Price (11 Nov 2026)
How to read it. Price is the TCGplayer market price of the sealed deck. Cards worth adds up the TCGplayer market price of all 100 cards, using the exact printing in the deck (the two commanders at their foil prices). Value is cards worth divided by price. All 100 cards had a price in every deck. Stock win rate is from Playgroup.gg, which tracks games played with the stock, unmodified decklist (opponents can be any deck) and normalizes win rates to a four-player baseline of 25%; the game count is tracked games with the stock list.
The lowest TCGplayer listings on the same day were $35.23 (Science!), $58.00 (Scrappy Survivors), $65.10 (Hail, Caesar) and $104.94 (Mutant Menace). Wizards' decklist page gives no MSRP, so we don't quote one.
Are the Fallout precons worth more than they cost?
Science! and Scrappy Survivors are, by a wide margin. Hail, Caesar is by a little. Mutant Menace costs about what its cards sell for.
The value numbers leave out the Collector Booster Sample Pack in each box, because its two cards are random. A sealed sample pack had a TCGplayer market price of $15.81 on 11 November 2026.
How strong are they out of the box?
None of the four reaches the 25% baseline. Only the tracked deck has to be stock, so these precons often face upgraded decks. Playgroup.gg ranked 92 precons on 11 November 2026: Hail, Caesar was 39th (C tier), Scrappy Survivors 67th (C tier), Science! 77th (D tier) and Mutant Menace 81st (D tier).
The samples are small. By our own calculation, 324 games puts Hail, Caesar's 21.72% within about ±4.5 points (an approximation that treats the normalized rate as a simple proportion), so it can't be separated from Scrappy Survivors (18.94%). The gap to Mutant Menace (15.79% over 627 games) is about 6 points and holds up. Playgroup.gg lists all four at Bracket 2 with no Game Changers, and we found none when we checked the decklists against Scryfall's Game Changers list on 11 November 2026.
Science! (Dr. Madison Li)
Commander: Dr. Madison Li, {U}{R}{W}, 2/3 Second commander: Liberty Prime, Recharged, {2}{U}{R}{W}, 8/8 Colours: Jeskai (blue, red, white) Price: $39.48 sealed, $71.94 in cards (1.82×)
Plan. Cast artifacts to make energy, then spend it. Dr. Madison Li gives you an energy counter whenever you cast an artifact spell. She taps and pays one energy to give a creature +1/+0, trample and haste, three to draw a card, or five to return an artifact from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped. Liberty Prime, Recharged is an 8/8 with vigilance, trample and haste that you must sacrifice when it attacks or blocks unless you pay two energy.
What's in it. 24 creatures, 22 artifacts, 8 instants, 5 enchantments, 4 sorceries and 37 lands (13 basics). 13 of the creatures are legendary. Reprints include Panharmonicon, Mystic Forge, Mechanized Production, Steel Overseer, Lightning Greaves, Swords to Plowshares and Austere Command.
Most valuable cards (TCGplayer market, 11 November 2026):
Nuka-Cola Vending Machine$14.89 on 11 Nov 2026
Panharmonicon$4.78 on 11 Nov 2026
Lightning Greaves$4.08 on 11 Nov 2026
Unexpected Windfall$3.16 on 11 Nov 2026
Mystic Forge$2.92 on 11 Nov 2026
| Card | Price |
|---|---|
| Nuka-Cola Vending Machine | $14.89 |
| Panharmonicon | $4.78 |
| Lightning Greaves | $4.08 |
| Unexpected Windfall | $3.16 |
| Mystic Forge | $2.92 |
| Thought Vessel | $2.48 |
| Mechanized Production | $2.07 |
| Sol Ring | $1.91 |
| Nerd Rage | $1.71 |
| Swords to Plowshares | $1.50 |
The top ten add up to $39.50, two cents more than the sealed deck. Nuka-Cola Vending Machine alone is a fifth of the deck's card value. The foil Dr. Madison Li is a $0.31 card and the foil Liberty Prime $0.30.
Strength. 16.75% in 206 tracked games with the stock list on Playgroup.gg: 77th of 92, D tier. It has the fewest games tracked of the four, so this is the least certain number here.
Cheap upgrades. This is the cheapest of the four to improve, because the energy cards players add cost cents. On EDHREC, Dr. Madison Li leads 6,699 decks (rank #449) and Liberty Prime 5,126 (rank #602). The most-added cards (cheapest non-foil printing on Scryfall, 11 November 2026):
- Gonti's Aether Heart ($0.83): in 4,650 of 6,699 Madison Li decks, and the most-added card across 43 tracked upgrades on Playgroup.gg (33%)
- Izzet Generatorium ($0.28), Aetherworks Marvel ($0.25), Aether Refinery ($0.39), Decoction Module ($0.15) and Aether Hub ($0.18)
Those six cost $2.08 together. Guide of Souls ($4.20) is the next step up. The cards Playgroup.gg's upgraders cut most are James, Wandering Dad (58%), C.A.M.P. (56%) and Expert-Level Safe (56%).
Buy or skip: buy. It's the cheapest deck, the best value, and the cheapest to upgrade. Expect to lose more than you win until you add the energy cards.
Buy Science! on TCGplayer ($39.48 market, 11 Nov 2026)
Hail, Caesar (Caesar, Legion's Emperor)
Commander: Caesar, Legion's Emperor, {1}{R}{W}{B}, 4/4 Second commander: Mr. House, President and CEO, {R}{W}{B}, 0/4 Colours: Mardu (red, white, black) Price: $66.25 sealed, $81.18 in cards (1.23×)
Plan. Make tokens, attack, sacrifice. Whenever you attack, Caesar lets you sacrifice another creature and choose two of three: create two 1/1 Soldier tokens with haste that are tapped and attacking; draw a card and lose 1 life; or deal damage to an opponent equal to the number of creature tokens you control.
Mr. House plays a different game. Whenever you roll a 4 or higher he makes a 3/3 Robot, and on a 6 or higher a Treasure as well. He's also the card upgraders cut most: 61% of 87 tracked upgrades on Playgroup.gg take him out.
What's in it. 32 creatures, 11 enchantments, 9 artifacts, 7 instants, 5 sorceries and 36 lands (14 basics). 17 of the creatures are legendary, the most of the four decks. Reprints include Skullclamp, Black Market, Pitiless Plunderer, Anguished Unmaking, Ruinous Ultimatum, Secure the Wastes, Assemble the Legion and Intangible Virtue.
Most valuable cards (TCGplayer market, 11 November 2026):
Black Market$5.23 on 11 Nov 2026
Skullclamp$5.19 on 11 Nov 2026
Luck Bobblehead$4.78 on 11 Nov 2026
Pitiless Plunderer$4.40 on 11 Nov 2026
Caesar, Legion's Emperor$4.22 foil on 11 Nov 2026
| Card | Price |
|---|---|
| Black Market | $5.23 |
| Skullclamp | $5.19 |
| Luck Bobblehead | $4.78 |
| Pitiless Plunderer | $4.40 |
| Caesar, Legion's Emperor (foil) | $4.22 |
| MacCready, Lamplight Mayor | $3.84 |
| Kellogg, Dangerous Mind | $3.02 |
| Anguished Unmaking | $2.47 |
| Ruinous Ultimatum | $2.14 |
| Diamond City | $1.98 |
The top ten add up to $37.27. No card in the deck is above $6, so the value is spread thin: 68 of the 100 cards are under $0.50. The foil Caesar ($4.22) is the most valuable commander in any of the four decks; the foil Mr. House is $0.88.
Strength. The best of the four out of the box: 21.72% in 324 tracked games with the stock list on Playgroup.gg, 39th of 92, C tier.
Cheap upgrades. Caesar leads 23,284 decks on EDHREC (rank #46) and Mr. House 23,355 (rank #45), so this box holds two of EDHREC's 50 most-built commanders. For Caesar (cheapest non-foil printing on Scryfall, 11 November 2026):
- Isshin, Two Heavens as One ($1.02): in 15,900 of 23,284 Caesar decks, and added in 44% of tracked upgrades on Playgroup.gg
- Adeline, Resplendent Cathar ($2.39), Anim Pakal, Thousandth Moon ($3.19), Impact Tremors ($2.80), Warleader's Call ($2.84) and Mirkwood Bats ($0.92)
Those six cost $13.16 together. Mr. House needs a different deck built around dice: Barbarian Class ($0.32, in 21,876 of 23,355 Mr. House decks), Wyll, Blade of Frontiers ($0.39), Hoarding Ogre ($0.15) and Contraband Livestock ($0.26) are $1.12 together; Delina, Wild Mage ($3.40) and Vexing Puzzlebox ($8.74) cost more.
Buy or skip: buy to play. It has the best stock win rate, and a $1 Isshin is the upgrade most Caesar players make. Skip it if you're buying for card value: only $52.83 of the $81.18 is in cards worth $1 or more.
Buy Hail, Caesar on TCGplayer ($66.25 market, 11 Nov 2026)
Scrappy Survivors (Dogmeat, Ever Loyal)
Commander: Dogmeat, Ever Loyal, {R}{G}{W}, 3/3 Second commander: Preston Garvey, Minuteman, {2}{R}{G}{W}, 4/4 Colours: Naya (red, green, white) Price: $65.86 sealed, $104.17 in cards (1.58×)
Plan. Put Auras and Equipment on creatures and attack. When Dogmeat enters, you mill five cards and return an Aura or Equipment card from your graveyard to your hand. Whenever a creature you control that's enchanted or equipped attacks, you create a Junk token, which you can tap and sacrifice at sorcery speed to exile the top card of your library and play it that turn. Preston Garvey attaches a Settlement Aura token to a land at the beginning of each of your combats, so the land taps for any colour, and untaps every enchanted permanent you control when he attacks.
What's in it. 19 creatures, 17 enchantments, 17 artifacts, 6 instants, 3 sorceries and 38 lands (12 basics). 11 of the creatures are legendary. Reprints include Heroic Intervention, Puresteel Paladin, Basilisk Collar, Champion's Helm, Mantle of the Ancients, Swiftfoot Boots, Rancor, All That Glitters, Path to Exile and Blasphemous Act.
Most valuable cards (TCGplayer market, 11 November 2026):
Heroic Intervention$15.70 on 11 Nov 2026
Codsworth, Handy Helper$14.07 on 11 Nov 2026
Silver Shroud Costume$5.95 on 11 Nov 2026
Pip-Boy 3000$4.54 on 11 Nov 2026
Basilisk Collar$3.18 on 11 Nov 2026
| Card | Price |
|---|---|
| Heroic Intervention | $15.70 |
| Codsworth, Handy Helper | $14.07 |
| Silver Shroud Costume | $5.95 |
| Pip-Boy 3000 | $4.54 |
| Basilisk Collar | $3.18 |
| Mantle of the Ancients | $3.06 |
| Swiftfoot Boots | $2.89 |
| Inventory Management | $2.58 |
| Agility Bobblehead | $2.50 |
| Well Rested | $2.44 |
The top ten add up to $56.91. Heroic Intervention is the most valuable card in any of the four decks, and with Codsworth, Handy Helper it comes to $29.77, 45% of the sealed price. The foil Dogmeat is a $0.50 card and the foil Preston Garvey $0.34.
Strength. 18.94% in 264 tracked games with the stock list on Playgroup.gg: 67th of 92, C tier.
Cheap upgrades. Dogmeat leads 9,084 decks on EDHREC (rank #295) and Preston Garvey 2,213 (rank #1,108). For Dogmeat (cheapest non-foil printing on Scryfall, 11 November 2026):
- Sram, Senior Edificer ($1.76): in 5,330 of 9,084 Dogmeat decks, and the most-added card across 97 tracked upgrades on Playgroup.gg (26%)
- Danitha, New Benalia's Light ($2.46), Danitha Capashen, Paragon ($0.34), Chishiro, the Shattered Blade ($0.98), Reyav, Master Smith ($0.25) and Sword of the Animist ($2.63)
Those six cost $8.42 together. Power Fist is the third most-added card on Playgroup.gg (22%); it's a Mutant Menace card that costs $9.66 on its own. Sigarda's Aid ($16.75) is the expensive option. A Preston Garvey build goes to enchantments instead: Ethereal Armor ($0.31), Setessan Champion ($3.41), Eidolon of Blossoms ($1.80) and Sythis, Harvest's Hand ($2.34). The cards upgraders cut most are Squirrel Nest (56%) and Vault 21: House Gambit (52%).
Buy or skip: buy. It costs the same as Hail, Caesar and holds $23 more in cards, most of it in cards you would play in other decks. It's the second-best value of the four.
Buy Scrappy Survivors on TCGplayer ($65.86 market, 11 Nov 2026)
Mutant Menace (The Wise Mothman)
Commander: The Wise Mothman, {1}{B}{G}{U}, 3/3 flier Second commander: The Master, Transcendent, {1}{B}{G}{U}, 2/4 Colours: Sultai (black, green, blue) Price: $109.70 sealed, $115.19 in cards (1.05×)
Plan. Give everyone rad counters, mill cards, and grow your creatures. Whenever The Wise Mothman enters or attacks, each player gets a rad counter. Whenever one or more nonland cards are milled, you put a +1/+1 counter on each of up to that many target creatures. The Master, Transcendent gives a player two rad counters when it enters, and taps to put a creature card that was milled this turn onto the battlefield under your control as a 3/3 green Mutant. Our Fallout set guide and counters guide explain how rad counters work.
What's in it. 29 creatures, 10 artifacts, 8 enchantments, 7 instants, 7 sorceries and 39 lands (15 basics). 11 of the creatures are legendary. Reprints include Guardian Project, Branching Evolution, Hardened Scales, Inexorable Tide, Fraying Sanity, Tireless Tracker, Winding Constrictor, Corpsejack Menace and Casualties of War.
Most valuable cards (TCGplayer market, 11 November 2026):
Guardian Project$11.28 on 11 Nov 2026
Power Fist$9.66 on 11 Nov 2026
Branching Evolution$7.91 on 11 Nov 2026
Rampaging Yao Guai$6.26 on 11 Nov 2026
Atomize$5.58 on 11 Nov 2026
| Card | Price |
|---|---|
| Guardian Project | $11.28 |
| Power Fist | $9.66 |
| Branching Evolution | $7.91 |
| Rampaging Yao Guai | $6.26 |
| Atomize | $5.58 |
| Mutational Advantage | $4.26 |
| Radstorm | $3.63 |
| Strength Bobblehead | $3.41 |
| Struggle for Project Purity | $3.09 |
| Agent Frank Horrigan | $2.95 |
The top ten add up to $58.03. Mutant Menace has the most cards worth $1 or more (26) and the fewest under $0.50 (57). The foil The Wise Mothman in the box is a $1.53 card and the foil The Master $0.51.
Strength. The lowest of the four: 15.79% in 627 tracked games with the stock list on Playgroup.gg, 81st of 92, D tier. It also has the most games tracked, so this is the most reliable of the four numbers.
Cheap upgrades. The Wise Mothman leads 34,740 decks on EDHREC, rank #16 of all commanders; The Master leads 4,036 (rank #727). Players upgrade this deck more than the other three: Playgroup.gg tracks 220 upgrades. The most-added cards (cheapest non-foil printing on Scryfall, 11 November 2026):
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Ruin Crab ($1.06): added in 45% of tracked upgrades, and in 21,434 of 34,740 Mothman decks on EDHREC
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Syr Konrad, the Grim ($0.90), Muldrotha, the Gravetide ($0.70), Thrummingbird ($0.25) and Evolution Sage ($2.27)
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Mindcrank ($7.39, in 23,047 Mothman decks), Ripples of Potential ($5.29) and Mesmeric Orb ($16.97) if you spend more
The first five cost $5.18 together. The cards upgraders cut most are Piper Wright, Publick Reporter (70%), Lumbering Megasloth (60%) and Strength Bobblehead (59%). The Rad Secret Lair drop reprints The Wise Mothman in new art alongside Mindcrank and Ripples of Potential.
Buy or skip: skip at $109.70, unless you want all 100 cards. The popularity is in the commander, and the commander is a $1.53 card. The deck costs about $44 more than Hail, Caesar or Scrappy Survivors, gives back almost exactly its price in cards, and wins the least unmodified. If you want to play Mothman and already own Commander staples, buy the commander and the mill cards as singles.
Buy Mutant Menace on TCGplayer ($109.70 market, 11 Nov 2026)
Which Fallout Precon Should You Buy?
The picks below are our reading of the 11 November prices, Playgroup.gg win rates and EDHREC counts.
One deck, best value
- Buy
- Science!
- Why
- $39.48 for $71.94 of cards (1.82×)
The deck that wins most unmodified
- Buy
- Hail, Caesar
- Why
- 21.72% in 324 games, the highest of the four
The most card value per dollar above $60
- Buy
- Scrappy Survivors
- Why
- $104.17 of cards for $65.86, $77.68 of it in cards worth $1+
The most popular commander
- Buy
- Mutant Menace, or The Wise Mothman as a single
- Why
- 34,740 EDHREC decks; the deck is $109.70, the foil commander $1.53
The cheapest upgrade path
- Buy
- Science!
- Why
- Six most-added energy cards for $2.08
Two different decks in one box
- Buy
- Hail, Caesar
- Why
- Caesar (23,284 decks) and Mr. House (23,355) are both in EDHREC's top 50
To spend as little as possible
- Buy
- Science!
- Why
- $39.48 market, $35.23 lowest listing
Price does not follow strength
The most expensive deck has the lowest stock win rate, and the cheapest deck has the best value ratio. Mutant Menace's price follows demand for The Wise Mothman, not how the 100 cards play together. If you're choosing by price alone, you'd pick the wrong deck for play.
Should You Buy All Four Fallout Precons?
A sealed case with one of each deck had a TCGplayer market price of $227.73 on 11 November 2026, against $281.29 for the four bought one by one: $53.56 less. The 400 cards inside were worth about $372 at market price.
All four makes sense for a playgroup that wants four matched decks. If you play alone, buy one deck and spend the rest on its upgrades. Buying one as a present? Our MTG gifts guide has other picks by budget.
How Fallout Compares With Other Universes Beyond Precons
The Fallout decks are more than two and a half years old, and three of the four still sell under $70. For other licensed precons with the same price-against-cards comparison, see the Lord of the Rings Commander decks, the Final Fantasy Commander decks, the Marvel Commander decks and the TMNT Commander deck. The weekly table for every precon since 2023 is on our Commander precons page.
Conclusion: Science! for Value, Hail, Caesar to Play
At $39.48 for about $72 of cards, Science! is the easiest Fallout precon to recommend on price, and $2 of energy cards that each appear in 57% to 70% of Dr. Madison Li decks on EDHREC (11 November 2026) is the usual upgrade. Hail, Caesar is the one to buy if you want to sit down and play it as it comes.
Scrappy Survivors is the value pick above $60. Mutant Menace is the one to think twice about: at $109.70 you're paying for a commander you can buy for $1.53.
Citations & Resources
- Wizards of the Coast: Magic: The Gathering – Fallout Commander decklists (20 February 2024): box contents, new-card counts
- MTGJSON: deck list and PIP deck files (release date, card printings, composition)
- tcgcsv.com: TCGplayer market and lowest prices, Universes Beyond: Fallout (snapshot of 10 November 2026, pulled 11 November)
- Playgroup.gg: Commander precon win rates, 92 precons (updated 11 November 2026)
- Playgroup.gg: Hail, Caesar, Scrappy Survivors, Science! and Mutant Menace: bracket, most-cut and most-added cards (11 November 2026)
- EDHREC: The Wise Mothman (11 November 2026)
- EDHREC: The Master, Transcendent (11 November 2026)
- EDHREC: Caesar, Legion's Emperor (11 November 2026)
- EDHREC: Mr. House, President and CEO (11 November 2026)
- EDHREC: Dogmeat, Ever Loyal (11 November 2026)
- EDHREC: Preston Garvey, Minuteman (11 November 2026)
- EDHREC: Dr. Madison Li (11 November 2026)
- EDHREC: Liberty Prime, Recharged (11 November 2026)
- Scryfall: Fallout card list, oracle text, Game Changers search and upgrade prices (11 November 2026)
Related Guides
- Magic: The Gathering Fallout: Complete Guide: rad counters, Junk tokens, Collector Boosters and the serialized Bobbleheads
- Fallout Secret Lair: All 7 Drops, Bonus Cards & Prices: the 2024 and 2026 Fallout drops and which precon each one upgrades
- MTG Commander Precons: Every Deck Since 2023, Priced and Ranked: the weekly price table for every precon since 2023
- LOTR Commander Decks: the four Tales of Middle-earth precons, priced the same way
- Marvel Commander Decks: the four Marvel Super Heroes precons
- Final Fantasy Commander Decks: the four Final Fantasy precons
- TMNT Commander Deck: Turtle Power!, decklist and upgrades
- MTG Game Changers List and Commander Brackets: what bracket your deck is in
- MTG Counters: Every Type Explained: +1/+1, keyword and rad counters
- MTG Universes Beyond: Every Crossover Set: every licensed set so far
- Magic: The Gathering Gifts 2026: a precon as a gift, and other ideas by budget




