(Worldwake) | Illustration by Svetlin Velinov Gray Viking Games is an online-only retailer that specializes in MTG Arena codes. If you want to shortcut the process of buying prerelease kits, preconstucted decks, Secret Lairs, etc. to get access...
Read moreSealed feels like a special event because it’s usually used for the prerelease of a new product. It’s also a great way to get to know the newest sets and understand how some of the archetypes work together.
Read moreThough more formats often equals more fun, MTG Arena unfortunately launches new events and features so quickly that it can be confusing to keep track of all the things going on. Don’t worry though, we’re here for you! If you bookmark this page...
Read moreSome systems had to be revamped with the return of competitive play and the Pro Tour, and MTG Arena pro players got a new option to compete. This is where Play-In points come in.
Read moreI love seeing the spark of discovery when someone witnesses a card interaction for the first time. That jaw-dropping, awestruck, “did that just really happen?” face, that long stare while they imagine what else they could do with this newfound...
Read moreSometimes drafting takes too long, or you don’t have that many resources to enter a Premier Draft queue. Well, there’s always Quick Draft. It’s the fastest way to draft on MTGA and to convert your gold and gems into cards
Read moreBelieve it or not, there are two official ways to play Magic on the internet right now: Magic Online and MTG Arena. Yes, this is strange, and yes it kind of doesn’t make sense, but I’m here to give you a little background about why...
Read moreWhile synergies can separate winning strategies from other decks in Magic: The Gathering, they shouldn’t be confused with combos and, god forbid, infinite combos.
Read moreOne aspect of MTG that helps maintain its success is that there are loads of ways to play. Whether you’re brand new to the game, played for years, play casually from time to time, or you want become a pro, there’s an MTG format for you!
Read moreAlthough MTG Arena is technically free to play, you still need to grind for or buy the cards you want to play in your decks. Or you can just pay cash, and for that you need go to the Store.
Read moreWe cover quite a few different formats in Magic, from Alchemy to Historic. MTG Arena has a limited number of options to choose from. Not all formats are as supported as others with sponsored tournaments and official events, but if you’ve got a...
Read moreDamage, treasure-making, and rummaging are just a few of the common effects you’ll find on red ETB cards.
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