Magic’s Fallout Crossover Returns With the Secret Lair: Rad Superdrop

Secret Lair Fallout crossover artwork featuring Vault Dweller and Dogmeat
Secret Lair’s Fallout crossover brings Vault-Tec flair and iconic characters to Magic: The Gathering.

By Jon Scarr

Magic: The Gathering is heading back into the wasteland later this month with the release of the Secret Lair: Rad Superdrop, a Fallout-themed collection arriving on January 26, 2026.

The drop includes four Fallout-themed Secret Lair sets featuring characters, locations, and items from across the franchise. It follows last year’s Fallout crossover and continues Wizards of the Coast’s push to blend pop culture properties with Magic’s collectible format.

What’s Included in the Rad Superdrop

The Rad Superdrop is made up of four separate Secret Lair releases, each focused on a different part of the Fallout universe.

Secret Lair x Fallout: Beyond Vault 33

Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair Fallout card featuring Lucy MacLean from the Fallout TV series
Lucy MacLean appears as a new Magic: The Gathering card in Secret Lair x Fallout: Beyond Vault 33.

This drop draws from Amazon Prime Video’s Fallout series and introduces several new-to-Magic designs that are legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage.
  • Lucy MacLean, Positively Armed (new design)
  • The Ghoul, Gunslinger (new design)
  • Maximus, Knight Apparent (new design)
  • Pre-War Formalwear
  • Spirit Mantle
  • T-45 Power Armor (as T-60 Power Armor)

Price: $39.99 USD (non-foil) / $49.99 USD (foil)

Secret Lair x Fallout: Greet the Dog

Magic The Gathering Secret Lair Fallout card featuring Dogmeat, Constant Companion
Dogmeat appears as a Legendary Creature card in Secret Lair x Fallout: Greet the Dog.

This drop leans into Fallout’s companion-driven side, featuring a themed take on Dogmeat and several familiar utility cards.
  • Yoshimaru, Ever Faithful as “Dogmeat, Constant Companion”
  • Arcane Signet
  • Lightning Greaves
  • Patchwork Banner
  • Sol Ring

Price: $29.99 USD (non-foil) / $39.99 USD (foil)

Secret Lair x Fallout: Rad

Magic The Gathering Secret Lair Fallout card Ripples of Potential artwork
Ripples of Potential is one of the Fallout-themed cards included in the Secret Lair: Rad drop.

This set focuses on radiation-themed mechanics and darker Fallout imagery.
  • Ripples of Potential
  • Mutational Advantage
  • The Wise Mothman
  • Mindcrank
  • Mesmeric Orb as “Mothman Egg”

Price: $29.99 USD (non-foil) / $39.99 USD (foil)

Secret Lair x Fallout: Welcome to New Vegas

Magic The Gathering Secret Lair Fallout card Benny Platinum Thief artwork
Benny, Platinum Thief appears as part of the Secret Lair x Fallout: Welcome to New Vegas drop.

This drop pulls directly from Fallout: New Vegas, reimagining several Magic cards with characters and items from the game.
  • Tinybones, Trinket Thief as “Benny, Platinum Thief”
  • Isshin, Two Heavens as One as “Joshua Graham, Burned Man”
  • The Deck of Many Things as “Custom Caravan Deck”
  • Caged Sun as “The Platinum Chip”
  • Nuka-Cola Vending Machine as “Sunset Sarsaparilla Machine”

Price: $29.99 USD (non-foil) / $39.99 USD (foil)

Bonus Promo and Purchase Details

As part of the promotion, you’ll receive a foil Silver Shroud Costume promo card for every $149 USD spent, while supplies last. Orders over $99 USD also qualify for free shipping in the U.S.

Wizards has also confirmed that the non-foil version of the Beyond Vault 33 drop will be available later at WPN stores and, for the first time, through Amazon.

When the Drop Goes Live

The Secret Lair: Rad Superdrop launches on January 26, 2026, with the queue opening at 8 a.m. PT and sales going live at 9 a.m. PT on MagicSecretLair.com.

For Fallout fans and Magic collectors, the Rad Superdrop continues Wizards of the Coast’s ongoing crossover approach, bringing another well-known franchise into Magic’s collectible lineup.

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