All players who reach six wins earn an invite to the Qualifier Weekend taking place from May 28 to 29.Ī second Play-In event is scheduled to take place from May 27 to 28. Players will compete in best-of-one phantom Sealed New Capenna matches on May 21. This is a qualifier tournament that can earn players an invitation to the May Qualifier Weekend tournament. Day one will feature best-of-one and best-of-three matches while day two is only best-of-three.ĭigital organized play begins via MTG Arena with the first Play-In event of 2022. The Arena Open will take place from May 14 to 15, showcasing SNC Sealed and Draft. Organized play MTG Arena events Image via WotCĪ total of three high-level tournaments will take place within MTG Arena during the month of May: the Arena Open and two Play-In events. Unlike the Historic format, which is also eternal, it does not contain any MTG Arena digital-only cards or any cards that have been rebalanced. The Explorer format within MTG Arena is an eternal format that is paving the way for the Pioneer format. Wizards of the Coast banned Winota, Joiner of Forces, and Tibalt’s Trickery from the new Explorer format, effective on May 12.
May 11 MTG Arena Banned and Restricted announcement All rewards are Alchemy: New Capenna booster packs, 1,000 gold, and Mastery XP for participating. There is no event fee charge to play within the Into the Future event. The Into the Future event will return from June 2 to 4, showcasing preconstructed decks that spotlight new cards and synergies. The entry fee and payouts for the Alchemy Draft event are the same as Premium Draft within the Standard-legal format, 1,500 gems or 10,000 gold.
Running from June 2 to 6, MTG Arena players can Draft in Alchemy, creating opportunities to collect cards within the format without having to purchase Alchemy booster packs. And two Alchemy MTG Arena-specific events will take place at the time of the June 2 New Capenna expansion release. WotC is also reducing the number of Rares within the distribution of an expansion while increasing the number of Uncommon rarity cards. And WotC is adding a folder within the deck builder for Starter decks, along with another folder titled “My Decks.”Īlchemy is getting another drop of cards on June 2, containing a total of 30 cards from the Alchemy: New Capenna expansion. Buttons within the deck builder have been restyled and rearranged to prevent accidents from taking place when deleting or crafting in bulk.
The swap will automatically occur from now on.
All Standard-legal booster packs will have a Mythic pack option as well, and a back-arrow is being added for players browsing an event in the Play blade.Īlso starting on June 2, MTG Arena players will no longer have to manually swap rebalanced cards when using a deck in different formats.
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May 25 MTG Arena announcements updateĪn MTG Arena update that is scheduled to take place on June 2 is slated to introduce “new looks and some improvements to player experience,” according to WotC. Jump In! packets were updated and the month of May within MTG Arena is packed with casual and high-level competitive events. In addition to the new Magic set, several Alchemy nerfs and buffs are scheduled to go into effect on May 5.
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WotC also released an additional code for XP following the update that is only available until May 5.
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The new Standard-legal set, Streets of New Capenna ( SNC) is live on MTG Arena, containing several codes players can cash in on for free booster packs and card sleeves. Following the launch of Streets of New Capenna via Magic: The Gathering Arena, new events, Alchemy/Historic rebalance changes, and the first organized Play-In event are dropping during the month of May.
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