Magic the Gathering: Secret Lair x Fallout - Beyond Vault 33

Secret Lair x Fallout: Beyond Vault 33 – Official Magic: The Gathering crossover set

Secret Lair x Fallout: Beyond Vault 33 is an official, sealed single-card set from Wizards of the Coast, combining Magic: The Gathering with the universe of Prime Video's Fallout series. This Secret Lair drop is part of the collaboration between Magic and Fallout, bringing iconic characters and elements from Vault 33 and the wasteland to life on cards. The set appeals to both collectors and Commander players who want unique cards with strong flavor.

Contents and unique cards

The set contains six carefully selected cards – three brand-new designs and three Fallout-themed reprints. All cards are in English and sealed, exactly as the Secret Lair format prescribes. There are no boosters or decks included.

• Lucy MacLean, Positively Armed – a new legendary creature with the “The Golden Rule” ability
• The Ghoul, Gunslinger – a new legendary creature featuring a Rad counters mechanic
• Maximus, Knight Apparent – a new legendary creature inspired by the Brotherhood of Steel
• Pre-War Formalwear – an equipment reprint with Fallout flavor
• Spirit Mantle – a classic aura reprint
• T-60 Power Armor (a reskin of T-45 Power Armor) – a reprint with new Fallout art

The three new designs are legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage, making the set interesting for deck builders and collectors.

Fallout theme and collaboration

Beyond Vault 33 was created in close collaboration with the Fallout TV series and draws directly on the show's characters and iconography. The cards reflect both the atmosphere of Vault 33 and the post-apocalyptic wasteland, offering a unique flavor and collecting experience. In particular, Lucy MacLean, The Ghoul and Maximus were designed exclusively for this set and do not appear in other Magic products.

Format and audience

This sealed single-card set is not a booster or a preconstructed deck, but a collection of six individual cards delivered together. The language is English, and the product is suitable for both dedicated Magic collectors and Commander enthusiasts who want to expand their collection with official crossover cards. For more similar products you can explore Magic The Gathering: 2025-now, the full Magic The Gathering collection or our News.