As soon as you play on the client for a little while, you inevitably notice the MTGA economy at some point. That includes both how complicated and how expensive it is to master. One element of this is discovering all the different ways to get...
Read moreThere’s plenty of variety across MTGA’s initial wave of achievements, and it offers something to strive towards for lovers of Constructed, Limited, and even Brawl. If you’re a frequent MTGA user and you like free stuff, open up the Achievements...
Read moreMTG Arena has come a long way from the days when it first released, when Standard and Limited were pretty much your only options if you wanted to get a game in. We now have a lot of different formats, each with their own card pools, and it isn’t...
Read moreThere’s usually no better way to start playing MTG than buying a new MTG pre-constructed deck. All the cards are there for a reason, and you’ll have many new discoveries relative to the cards, how they play together, and how they fare against...
Read morePlayers had some criticism of Jumpstart on MTG Arena. Enter Jump In!, the second attempt at this style of format, and a much more impactful one that I think you definitely should play.
Read moreNow, we step into something even bigger, especially for Limited fans. With the introduction of the Limited Championship, Arena finally offers a true path to the highest levels of Limited play, and today, we uncover everything you need to know...
Read moreDid you know that MTGA keeps a detailed log of all your in-game and draft events? These logs can be used to determine your vault progress, figure out your win rate, or even enable third-party tracker applications, like Draftsim’s amazing...
Read moreMTG Arena has finally been released on Mac OS! Check out where to get it, and take a trip down memory lane to see what it took to play it before the official release.
Read more(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 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...
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