We are now ready to share more about it, as we prepare for the (first) Arena Open!īefore we get started, there are a few very important legal things we need to cover first. We also mentioned that, given the circumstances surrounding us, this is something we've decided to fast track a bit to provide even more ways for you to compete from the safety of your home. In the April State of the Game, we briefly mentioned a new type of competitive experience with a short duration and high skill cap, providing ways to win significant rewards beyond gold, gems, and booster packs in MTG Arena. yeah, that's happening like, a month from now).īut wait! There's still time for one more new event we're adding to MTG Arena, and it's unlike anything we've done before.
Our first event is arriving on June 12 and, as we did with Ikoria, we'll be letting you get a taste of this format-on us! Your first Cube Draft will have no entry fee, and both the complimentary entry and the event itself will be available until the release of Core Set 2021 (. There's some exciting strategies and synergies we built into this cube, and drafting against players should help ensure that each draft is a fun and unique experience. Each pack may contain multiple exciting rares and mythic rares, so don't let the card on the top left distract you from the rest of the pack! It's also important to note that like Cube Sealed, Cube Draft will be a "phantom" event, which means the cards will not be added to your collection. You'll open three "booster packs" that contain 15 cards and draft them against your fellow players. Our cube consists of 555 cards pulled from everything that's available in MTG Arena-including both Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths and Historic Anthology III cards. Now that Player Draft is so last month's game update, it's time to bring another fan-favorite format to MTG Arena-Cube Draft!
#Mtg quick draft schedule update
Starting with the May Game Update (so like, two days from now) both Historic Ranked and Historic Traditional Ranked queues will be available on MTG Arena, and we have no intention of turning them off again.Īnd before you ask-you'll receive full play rewards for Historic Ranked, including quest progress as well as daily and weekly win rewards. We've said it before, and we'll say it again-we'll be continuing to support Historic as we expand our Eternal format offerings, both with cards that fall outside the realm of Pioneer and Standard and through various Historic-focused events and play queues.įor you Historic fans out there, perhaps just as exciting as the introduction of new cards is the return of the Historic Ranked queue-and this time for good. This is the last Historic Anthology bundle we have planned for this year, as between Standard card sets, Jumpstart, Amonkhet, and other Pioneer-focused set remasters, we'll be adding a bunch of additional cards to this format from a variety of different places. You'll also have the option to craft individual cards using Wildcards of the appropriate rarity (1:1). Purchasing the Historic Anthology III bundle will add playsets of all 27 cards to your collection and will be available for 4,000 gems or 25,000 gold. It's got Shrines! It's got Flashback! It's got creatures you control have flying, first strike, vigilance, trample, haste, and protection from red and black (yes, all your creatures all those things).
If you happened to miss both our announcement stream as well as the card previews, here's a quick summary of everything you need to know about the latest Historic anthology coming to MTG Arena later this week: Historic Anthology III introduces 27 news cards to both MTG Arena and Historic play.
we don't think anything will.Īnd if that's not enough to convince you to keep reading, perhaps the Arena Open-and the opportunity to win monetary rewards at home in your pajama pants-will keep your finger squarely on the scroll bar.Ĭome what May-it's State of the Game time! HISTORIC ANTHOLOGY III Trust us, if the cards in Historic Anthology III don't give you flashbacks to some of the most iconic cards and creatures in MTG's history. In just a few short days, the next game update hits Magic: The Gathering Arena, and it's bringing both new cards and new ways to play.
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