MTG Arena Codes: Complete List – Updated October 2022

MTG Arena codes are the best way to get tons of free booster packs, cards, experience points and of course, some awesome cosmetics.

It can be hard to find all available free MTG Arena codes in one place. That’s why we compiled them all in this article. You’ll find all currently active codes below. Be sure to check back regularly for new MTG Arena promo codes!

NEWEST MTGA CODE: You’ll soon be able to use the new code PlayDMUAlchemy for 3 Alchemy Dominaria United Packs.

How to Redeem MTG Arena Codes

Redeeming MTG Arena codes is easy. Follow these steps to redeem codes:

1. On the home screen, click Store on the top bar.
2. In the top right corner, you’ll see Redeem Code window.
3. Write the MTGA promo code there. You should correctly use uppercase and lowercase. If a code doesn’t work, try using all uppercase letters. If you get a Redeem Code Failure message, this either means that you have mistyped the code or that the code has expired.
4. Press Enter.
5. Enjoy your free stuff. 🙂

How to Redeem MTG Arena Codes on Mobile

On the mobile version on MTG Arena, the process is a bit different. You won’t be able to enter the code directly in the app, instead you’ll have to go to the myaccounts.wizards.com website. Then follow these steps:

1. Sign in to your account. (Use your MTGA login information.)
2. On the right side, you’ll see Redeem Code window.
3. Write the MTGA promo code there. Once again, pay attention to uppercase and lowercase.
4. Press Redeem.
5. If you have entered a code successfully, you’ll see a confirmation message.
6. Go to the MTG Arena app and click on the Store tab. There you’ll receive your free Packs, cosmetics, etc.

MTG Arena Pack Codes

Since MTG Arena went into the Open Beta, each edition had a special promo code. These MTGA codes grant a player three packs of the respective set. You can find all of them in a table below. Hopefully, you’ll get just the card you wanted in your free packs.

* This code was supposed to expire on July 1st, 2020. However, it still worked on September 1st, 2022. So give it a try if you didn’t use it yet.

Experience Codes

As you might know, you get experience points from quests and from your weekly wins. (Experience points progress your mastery level.) You can also get them by using the MTGA code below. Currently, there’s one XP-only code available.

Pimp Your Deck with Free Cosmetics

In this section, you’ll find codes for various cosmetics – from card styles to sleeves.

Card Styles

There are no foil cards on MTG Arena, however you can still bling your decks with cosmetics or skins for cards. These are cards with an extended or alternate art (or sometimes both).

Card Sleeves

You can also unlock sleeves for each of the New Capenna families, using the codes below. Sadly, the Strixhaven sleeves are no longer available.

Multi Codes

Sometimes we get codes that reward various free items. While this doesn’t happen very often, it’s that more important to redeem these codes before they expire. Currently, there’s one such code available:

MTG Arena Codes from Paper Products

Some MTG products also come with a code which you can redeem on Arena. However, be careful as not all products have MTG Arena redeem codes. The following types of products usually include a code:

• Planeswalker Decks
• Prerelease Packs
• Starter Kits
• Secret Lair

Let’s take a look at each type of product to see exactly which ones contain a code. Keep in mind that these codes are unique. Therefore, you can only redeem them once, and we cannot provide them here. We’ll take a look at all of the products, but first we wanted to talk about another way to get those codes – without buying the paper product, that you might not need.

Buying Arena Codes

You can do so by buying MTGA Arena codes. If you’re looking for a certain, this might be the only wait of acquiring it, unless it’s currently avialable in the Store. This is also a nice way to get some packs with a discount (if you aren’t playing paper prereleases.)

Of course, you don’t want to buy the code from anyone, so you won’t get scammed. Someone could send you a code, and you wouldn’t know if it’s been used or not, until you tried it out. That’s why we’d recommend buying codes from trusted sources.

Our favorite ones are MTGAcodes.com and Gray Viking Games. They offer a wide selection of Arena codes, including Secret Lair, which can be (as we said before) pretty hard to get otherwise.

Not only can you get Secret Lair, but they also have codes from FNM@Home, Planeswalker Decks, Prerelease Packs, etc. So if you’re looking for some specific sleeves, go check them out.

Planeswalker Decks

These are great for new players just learning the game. Cards are simple, yet interesting enough.

Each Planeswalker Deck contains:

• 60-card deck (including a planeswalker)
• 2 booster packs
• paper deckbox
• code for MTG Arena (for an exact same deck)

Not all Planeswalker Decks come with a code. Older decks (before Guilds of Ravnica), don’t have one. All decks that have an Arena code are listed here:

They are beginner-friendly. While they are weaker in power level, they are balanced to play against each other. That’s why you might want to get a whole bundle of five – and use them for a game night with your friends.

You can find more about these in our Planeswalker Deck Guide for Core 2021.

MTG Arena Prerelease Codes

Prerelease is a tabletop MTG tournament, where you get the first chance to play with cards in paper. Why should an Arena player care about those? Well, they’re the most fun MTG events, for sure. Besides that, you’ll also get a unique MTGA code!

So what does this code give you? Well, it depends on which set it’s from.

Guilds of Ravnica code gave you a free Sealed, while Ravnica Allegiance provided a Draft Token. Newer prerelease kits give you 6 packs of the respective set.

A code from a certain prerelease can only be used once. That means if you have been to two Neon Dynasty prereleases, you can only use one of the MTG Arena promo codes.

If you decide to play at the prerelease, contact your local game store. The dates below should give you some info on when to expect the upcoming tournaments – but the exact date may vary from store to store.

Prerelease Kits from War of the Spark onward contain a code for 6 Packs from the respective set. Your Kamigawa prerelease kit will also have one.

If you don’t like to play in real-life events but would still like to get a code and some paper cards, you can buy a Prerelease Kit online. Just be careful – don’t get a Kit before Guilds of Ravnica – there is no code in older ones.

Starter Kits

Planeswalker Decks aren’t the only beginner-friendly products that come with the Arena code. The same is true for the following Starter Kits.

With these Starter Kits, it’s usually the best option to go for the new one, since the codes from the older ones might’ve expired already. The latest Arena Starter Kit has two decks, and a code that’s redeemable twice. As such, it’s a great buy if you have a friend to share it with. You can find out more about Arena Starter Kit 2021 contents here.

Secret Lair Arena Codes

You might have encountered opponents with cool-looking sleeves, that weren’t available in Arena Store. In that case, they might’ve bought the Secret Lair. That’s a special Magic the Gathering product, which is distributed in so-called Drops.

Each Drop features strong cards from Magic’s past with alternate (usually pretty crazy) art style, focused on a specific theme. Most of them also contain a code, which you can redeem for Arena sleeves – with the same art as the specific card from the Drop.

For example, here’s a sleeve you could get from the Secret Lair: Year of the Rat.

Secret Lairs are only available on Wizards’ Store for 24 hours after release, so you can easily miss them. Nevertheless, there is a way to get the sleeve for Arena.

MTG Arena Codes for Decks

Sometimes you might even get a full deck for free with a MTGA code. Currently, there are no such codes available.

MTGA Codes – FAQ

In this section we’ll answer some of the most commonly asked questions about MTG Arena codes. Some questions were already answered above, and here’s just a quick recap. If there’s a question that you’d like us to answer, leave a comment below.

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If you just stumbled upon this page and haven’t played MTG Arena yet, you can download it here. On the other hand, if you are looking to get into tabletop Magic, check out our guide for newer players, so you won’t buy something you don’t need.

Until next time, have a blast and may you always get the 750 gold quest in Arena. 🙂