Wizards of the Coast has just dropped a new set of cards in Magic: The Gathering's Secret Lair series, inspired by the popular post-apocalyptic RPG Fallout. Season two of the show is nearing its end, but fans can still look forward to more tie-ins from this beloved franchise.
The new set, which includes four separate drops, brings some of the main characters from Fallout into the world of Magic: The Gathering for the first time. Fans will be able to get their hands on Lucy, Maximus, and Ghoul, each with unique designs that reflect their personalities in the game. Other cards focus on more general themes, such as canines, irradiated landscapes, and even the city of New Vegas.
As before, some of these new cards are reworked versions of existing Magic: The Gathering creatures, offering fans a chance to see their favorite Fallout characters in a whole new light.
The release comes at an interesting time for Magic: The Gathering fans. This marks the second collaboration between Wizards of the Coast and the Fallout franchise, following the Commander decks released last year. While there has been no official word on whether the Secret Lair series will be expanded to include more Fallout-themed sets in the future, this latest drop suggests that the partnership may not be limited to just one-time events.
For fans who want to get in on the action, non-foil packs for all four drops are available starting Monday at 8 AM PT. The foil versions of these packs will retail for a bit more.
The new set, which includes four separate drops, brings some of the main characters from Fallout into the world of Magic: The Gathering for the first time. Fans will be able to get their hands on Lucy, Maximus, and Ghoul, each with unique designs that reflect their personalities in the game. Other cards focus on more general themes, such as canines, irradiated landscapes, and even the city of New Vegas.
As before, some of these new cards are reworked versions of existing Magic: The Gathering creatures, offering fans a chance to see their favorite Fallout characters in a whole new light.
The release comes at an interesting time for Magic: The Gathering fans. This marks the second collaboration between Wizards of the Coast and the Fallout franchise, following the Commander decks released last year. While there has been no official word on whether the Secret Lair series will be expanded to include more Fallout-themed sets in the future, this latest drop suggests that the partnership may not be limited to just one-time events.
For fans who want to get in on the action, non-foil packs for all four drops are available starting Monday at 8 AM PT. The foil versions of these packs will retail for a bit more.
I gotta wonder, what does it say about our collective psyche that we'd even consider merging Magic: The Gathering with something as dark and bleak as Fallout? It's like we're drawn to the very essence of chaos and destruction. And yet, at the same time, I love how these collaborations bring new life to both franchises. It's a weirdly symbiotic relationship - one fuels the other's passion and creativity.
. I mean, who wouldn’t want to see those iconic characters in Magic: The Gathering? The design on the cards looks fire 
, especially Lucy and Maximus. I love how they reworked some existing creatures to fit the Fallout theme – it’s a great way for fans to see their favorite characters in a new light 
. And can we talk about how cool it is that this series is still going strong? Season two of Secret Lair is almost over, but there's still plenty more where that came from 
. I'm hyped to get my hands on those non-foil packs on Monday at 8 AM PT 
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It's gonna be lit! I'm also curious about the reworked versions of existing creatures - will we get to see some classic Fallout foes in new Magic: The Gathering form? 
I'm literally so stoked about this new Fallout collab in Magic: The Gathering's Secret Lair series ! 
I mean, who wouldn't want to see Lucy and Maximus brought into the world of MTG ? 
I'm also loving how they're mixing up some general themes like irradiated landscapes and canines - it's gonna be so cool to build decks around that ! 
they're already looking hella cool from those teaser pics. also can we talk about how awesome it is that wizards of coast is giving us more fallout tie-ins? like this isn't even a surprise anymore 