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I hope I was able to shed some light on the topic of the MTG Arena meta for some of the newer players out there.

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If they continued to do this, we would see Mono-R players switch to different decks because it’s hard for a deck like Mono-R to race against substantial amounts of early game interaction and life gain.Ī big thank you to everyone who read this far! Check out other entries in this series if you missed them. For example, if you play Mono-R Aggro, you may find that a lot of people have gotten tired of being rushed down in four turns so they run a lot more early game removal, board wipes, and life gain. This doesn’t happen very often, but when it does it may be time to switch decks. Switch decks: Sometimes, on occasion, a meta becomes completely inhospitable to a certain deck.

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This is called pre-boarding and is part of knowing how to utilize metagame information.

Adjust your deck: If you find yourself constantly having to move a specific sideboard card into your deck after game 1 because it’s good against the meta, it may be worth it to go ahead and put that card in your main deck.

With this information, we can recheck our sideboards to make sure they have good anti-Mono-U Tempo cards. For example, If we look and see that Mono-U Tempo was the winner at Mythic Championship Cleveland and was three of the top 8 decks, we can assume that we’ll be seeing a lot more of it. Knowing the metagame can really help us shape our sideboards as optimally as possible.

Tune your sideboard: Sideboards are there to help us adapt to different decks we may face in MTG Arena.

Now you have those resources to really dig into so you can fully understand the overall meta. Our metagame data is provided by MTGArena.pro (for MTG Arena) and MTG Meta (tournaments), and the tier list and rankings are carefully curated based on a variety of factors and sources by our expert players. Standard metagame as shown by MTG Goldfish How to utilize this information If you have any questions about the meta, what changes you should make to your deck to cope with a certain meta, or if you just wanna talk with others about MTG Arena, this subreddit and the official forums are great places to do those things.

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MTG Arena Subreddit and official forums: While these resources aren’t specifically about the meta, they are full of thousands of people ready and willing to talk about all things MTG Arena.The information here can be seen via MTG Goldfish and MTG Top 8, but if you want to go straight to the source, this is it. Star City Games: Star City Games is a site that runs their own competitive events and posts the results.MTG Top 8: This site does a similar thing as MTG Goldfish, using data from MTG Online and paper tournaments to provide meta percentages for the decks seen frequently between them.They also have the “Arena Standard” category where users submit decks that they use in best-of-1 on Arena. MTG Goldfish: MTG Goldfish categorizes decks by what percent of the Traditional Standard best-of-3 meta they occupy in MTG Arena, paper play, and MTG Online combined.Below is a list of websites that can be used to look at the MTG Arena Standard metagame. In order to understand the Magic: The Gathering meta as a whole, our feeble human minds need technology to help us. There are two Player Draft events on Day Two.Digital tools for analyzing the overall MTG Arena metagame April 30: Day Two, March of the Machine Player Draft (Best-of-Three).April 29: Day One, March of the MachineSealed (Best-of-One and Best-of-Three).The Day Two entry window is 2 hours only, from 6 a.m. PT and closes to new entries the following day at 3 a.m. The Arena Open Day One entry window begins at 6 a.m. The Arena Championship is an invitation-only, two-day virtual event for players who earn invitations through Qualifier Weekend events. Format: March of the Machine Limited (Best-of-Three).Remember to claim them before the event starts! May

Qualifier tokens are delivered in your MTG Arena inbox.

Qualifier Weekend events are two-day events in which eligible players compete for invitations to upcoming Arena Championship events. Qualifier Play-In events are single-day tournaments in which players compete to earn invitations to that month's Qualifier Weekend events.

April 21–24: Standard Metagame ChallengeĪll times listed are Pacific time (UTC-07:00).

May 2–4: March of the Machine Constructed.April 25–27: March of the Machine Phantom Sealed.PT and close to new entries on Thursdays at 2 p.m.

Midweek Magic events open on Tuesdays at 2 p.m. PT (UTC-07:00) on the ending date shown unless otherwise noted. PT (excluding Midweek Magic) and close to entries at 8 a.m. Events open on the starting date at 8 a.m.