How Do You Get MTG Arena Codes 2022?

 Magic: The Gathering MTG Arena does a fantastic job of translating the excitement of the famous collectible card game into the digital world. But expanding your collection online can be a slow process. Whether you are looking for gold or spending money on premium gems, sometimes you need a little boost. To help you on your way, our list of mtg arena codes 2021 will fill you with freebies.

Each code unlocks cards, cosmetics, or experience bonuses that will speed up your deck building and be valid for new players looking to expand beyond the starting decks, as well as old hands that want more.

So, let’s start jotting down some codes.

The latest MTG Arena codes

Booster packs

•             PlayStrixhaven – Three Strixhaven Boosters: School of Mages
•             TryKaldheim – Three Kaldheim boosters
•             TryKaladesh – Three Kaladesh Remastered Boosters
•             PlayZendikar – Three Zendikar Rising Boosters
•             PlayM21 – Three Core Set 2021 Booster Packs
•             PlayIkoria – Three Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths Booster Packs
•             PlayTheros – Three Theros Beyond Death Boosters
•             PlayEldraine – Three Thrones of Eldraine Booster Packs
•             PlayM20 – Three Basic Boosters 2020
•             PlayWarspark – Three War of Sparks Boosters
•             PlayRavnica – Ravnica Three Guilds Boost Packs

 How can I get MTG Arena codes?

Wizards will often include codes in their MTG Arena newsletters, especially around releasing a new set. But you don’t have to rely on their generosity to grab treats. Each physical planeswalker deck (from Guilds of Ravnica) comes with a code to unlock its cards in MTG Arena so that you can use all of the same cards online as on the table.

However, these codes are for one-time use, so it’s best to buy new copies of the turntables if you’re dead on their digital counterparts.

These are all physical MTG turntables that include Arena codes:

•             Basri Ket, Devoted Paladin
•             Teferi, timeless traveler
•             Liliana, mage of death
•             Chandra, Catalyst of the Flame
•             Garruk, Savage Herald
•             Vivien, the avenger of nature
•             Chandra, the fury of the flame
•             Sorin, vampire lord
•             Mu Yanling, heavenly wind
•             Ajani, inspiring leader
•             Ashiok, sculptor of fears
•             Elspeth, fearless hero
•             Rowan, fearless sparkmage
•             Oko, the crook
•             Jace, Arcane Strategist
•             Gideon, the oath
•             Domri, City Smasher
•             Dovin, architect of law
•             Vraska, Royal Gorgon
•             Ral, calling storms

The MTG Starter Kit also includes a code for its two decks, redeemed by two different Arena players, granting you both games to you and a friend.

Be warned, though, the Commander and Challenger decks don’t include MTG arena codes, so don’t go out and buy any in the hopes of increasing your digital card collection.

If you caught a deck in an MTG pre-release event, look inside your pack to find an Arena code. The rewards for these vary: you can find a cosmetic unlock, entry into a limited-time Arena event, or a handful of boosters. However, only one pre-release code from each set can be used per MTG Arena account. So if you find yourself with a spare, why not do the honorable thing and give it to a friend, or stick it on Reddit for someone else to grab.

You can also find codes in MTG’s Secret Lair range of premium boxes, which unlock exclusive cards and cosmetics. An expensive option, considering the cost of each Secret Lair drop, but very chic.

MTG Arena codes for Packs

These codes will give you a pack or three of some of the themed sets to add to your collection. You can use these cards to build up your collection or help you build decks.

MTG Arena Codes – Cosmetic 

You can use the below codes to customize your card’s styles. It should be noted that these MTG Arena codes will not always give you the cards mentioned, but if you happen to pull one of the cards it applies to, you can then apply it to all the copies of that card, if you wish.

These MTG Arena codes should get you started on your path to building your best collection and fill your decks with a bunch of cards to play with.

Another option you can use is the MTG arena code generator.

Finally, promo codes are often handed out at tournaments, events at local game stores, or as part of giveaways from professional MTG players and streamers. MTG’s official Twitter page will postcode now and then, so keep your eyes peeled.

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