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Commander precon · Fallout · released March 8, 2024

Scrappy Survivors Precon: Decklist, Value, and Verdict

Everything in the Scrappy Survivors Commander deck: all 100 cards with current prices, what the deck is worth against the sealed price, the 38 new cards, and whether it is worth buying.

Dogmeat, Ever Loyal
Commander · Naya

Dogmeat, Ever Loyal

When Dogmeat enters, mill five cards, then return an Aura or Equipment card from your graveyard to your hand. Whenever a creature you control that's enchanted or equipped attacks, create a Junk token. (It's an artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this token: Exile the top card of your library. You may play that card this turn. Activate only as a sorcery.")

Singles value
$97.99
TCGplayer market, 88 cards, basic lands counted at $0
Sealed price
$69.13
TCGplayer price for the box (Amazon $87.37) · singles are 1.4× that
New cards
38 / 100
First printings in this deck
Bracket
2
Core, out of the box

Is Scrappy Survivors worth buying?

from Fallout Commander Decks: Are They Worth It? by

I could take it or leave it. I like that this deck plays around with the new Junk tokens, which feel like a natural fit for Commander, but the aura/equipment theme isn’t too inspiring when we’re seeing it for the fourth or fifth time. At the very least there are plenty of tools here to bolster already-existing decks that play around with those strategies, so you’ll probably get useful cards for your collection even if you just disassemble the deck right away. The reprint value is almost inexcusable, but the new cards might compensate for that in the long run.

Scrappy Survivors is a Naya deck focused on auras and equipment, as well as the new Junk tokens, which serve as card advantage in artifact form. Now, we’ve seen the equipment + aura tag team theme before in places like Forgotten Realms Commander’s Galea, Kindler of Hope deck, so it’s not exactly a novel concept for a precon, but the Junk tokens give it a unique spin.

Your scrappy commander is Dogmeat, Ever Loyal, which ties all the themes together and provides a steady stream of card advantage throughout the game. There’s also Preston Garvey, Minuteman, and sorry in advance to my editors because I’m calling them Preston Gravy every time. Preston’s a little more specific, only interacting with auras and enchanted permanents like Kestia, the Cultivator. This seems like a cool commander to build an entirely aura-based deck around, but selecting this as a commander over Dogmeat loses a lot of synergy.

Scrappy Survivors overall seems pretty focused and dedicated to the theme but has all the usual pitfalls we’ve come to expect from Voltron decks. It’s vulnerable to interaction, especially since you’re messing around with auras here. It’s also mana hungry on account of all the equipment floating around, though there are some built-in safeguards to circumvent equip costs. Otherwise, it’s a standard beatdown deck that wants to suit up one or two threats and roll players over. Just make sure you always keep Heroic Intervention up.

Most valuable cards in Scrappy Survivors

TCGplayer market · foil-only printings at their foil price

The 38 new cards

first printings in Fallout

Scrappy Survivors decklist

100 cards · new card · prices are TCGplayer market, basics $0 · foil only printed in foil

Commander 1

Sorceries 3

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Scrappy Survivors Commander Deck
Singles value $97.99 · sealed $69.13 at TCGplayer · 1.4× the box price in singles · Fallout