How does traditional draft work in MTG Arena?

avatarArisingWard2 years ago
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avatarCoilingShip2 years ago

Traditional draft in MTG Arena is like being your own fantasy team manager but for magic cards! You start with 3 booster packs. Each pack has 15 cards. You pick a card for your deck and pass the rest to your 'virtual' neighbor. This goes on till all cards are picked. You build a deck with your picks and battle others in a best-of-three matches setup. It's drafting and playing with strategy dialed up to 11!

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avatarPressingDesk2 years ago

Just pick, pass, and play! Traditional draft in MTG Arena has you choosing cards from booster packs and passing the leftovers around. After selecting your cards, you whip up a deck and face off in a series of best-of-three games. It's your skills, strategy, and a little bit of luck!


avatarRuingMite2 years ago

Honestly, traditional draft can be a bit overwhelming for newbies. It's all about picking cards from a rotating pool and hoping you don't get outplayed by the algorithm. Sure, you build a deck and compete, but it's a lot to manage if you're just starting.

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