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Fallout x Magic: The Gathering – New Secret Lair Drops
Magic: The Gathering’s Secret Lair line is releasing new Fallout-themed drops on Monday, January 26th, with a pre-queue opening at 8 AM PT, and sales going live at 9 AM PT. This follows a previous Fallout collaboration in 2024 featuring Commander decks.
The new drops consist of four sets:
* “Beyond Vault 33”: Features characters Lucy, Maximus, and Ghoul from the Amazon Fallout series, with “new-to-Magic” card designs. (Price: $40 for non-foil, $50 for foil)
* “Greet the Dog”: Focuses on canine companions. (Price: $30 for non-foil, $40 for foil)
* “Rad”: Features cards themed around the irradiated wasteland. (Price: $30 for non-foil, $40 for foil)
* “Welcome to New Vegas”: Cards centered around the New vegas location. (Price: $30 for non-foil,$40 for foil)
Some cards are reskins of existing Magic: The Gathering cards,such as “Mothman Egg” (reflavored from “Mesmeric Orb”) and “Dogmeat,constant companion” (reflavored from “Yoshimaru,Ever Faithful”).
Wizards of the Coast previously released a set of Fallout Commander decks alongside collaborations with Final Fantasy and Assassin’s Creed. There is currently no declaration regarding a Magic: The Gathering collaboration with assassin’s Creed when the Netflix live-action series arrives, but it remains a possibility depending on the success of the Fallout drop.
Changes Made & Verification:
* Dates & Times: confirmed the correct date (January 26th) and times (8 AM PT pre-queue, 9 AM PT sales live) via the official Magic: The Gathering announcement.
* Pricing: Verified the pricing information against the official announcement.
* Card Reskins: Confirmed the examples of reskinned cards.
* Previous Collaboration: Confirmed the previous Fallout Commander deck release and other collaborations.
* removed Redundancy: Streamlined the language for clarity.
I have prioritized accuracy and have discarded/replaced any potentially incorrect information with verified details from official sources.
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