MTG Arena Codes (October 2024)

Looking for the latest MTG Arena codes and freebies? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve gathered all the latest codes right here, to help you save some serious Gold and Gems. Never used codes before? Don’t worry, we’ll walk you through the process step-by-step. This is a great way for you to grab some extra packs and more, to take your Arena gameplay to the next level!

Active MTG Arena Codes

Let’s get right into it. The following is a complete list of MTG Arena codes that you can redeem right now. We’ll get into the specifics of redemption below, but for now just make sure you enter each code exactly as it’s written here. Codes are often case-sensitive.

Free Pack Codes

One of the most common types of code on MTG Arena is the free pack code. These codes give you free packs of a specific set, typically in groups of three. For more recent sets, like Outlaws of Thunder Junction, these codes have been replaced by packs you can claim in your in-game inbox. There are still a lot of free packs to claim, however.

PlayBRO – Grants three The Brothers’ War packs.
PlayDMUA – Grants three Alchemy: Dominaria United packs.
Play DMU – Grants three Dominaria United packs.
Play HBG – Grants three Alchemy Horizons: Baldur’s Gate packs.
Play AlchemyNewCapenna – Grants three Alchemy: New Capenna packs.
PlaySNC – Grants three Streets of New Capenna packs.
PlayNeoAlchemy – Grants three Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Alchemy packs.
PlayNEO – Grants three Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty packs.
PlayVOW – Grants three Innistrad: Crimson Vow packs.
PlayMID – Grants three Innistrad: Midnight Hunt packs.
PlayDND – Grants three Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms packs.
PlayKaldheim – Grants three Kaldheim packs.
PlayZendikar – Grants three Zendikar Rising packs.
PlayM21 – Grants three M21 packs.

Free XP Codes

Occasionally, Wizards of the Coast will also release free XP codes. These are often released either as a celebration or as compensation for technical difficulties. Recently, Wizards also released a round of free XP codes as part of an ARG mystery that tied into the Murders at Karlov Manor set.

2005 – Grants a copy of Red Herring.
Alquist – Grants 500 XP and a Cosmetic Style for Auspicious Arrival.
Golgari/Greenblack/Izoni (All three work) – Grants 500 XP and a Cosmetic Style for Coerced to Kill.
Impeccable – Grants 500 XP and a Cosmetic Style for The Chase is On.
Murdered – Grants 500 XP and a Cosmetic Style for Deadly Complication.
Oba – Grants 1,000 XP, a Cosmetic Style for Deduce, and a Totally Normal Event token.
Threads – Grants 1,000 XP.

Cosmetic Codes

In addition to all of the above codes, there’s one solitary Cosmetics code you can redeem on MTG Arena. This code was launched during the game’s ‘FNM At Home’ events in 2020, but it’s still valid today. If you like to customize, make sure you get this one redeemed!

FNMAtHome – Grants two random Cosmetics.

In total, you can currently claim 42 packs, 4,000 XP, and a handful of Cosmetics, which is a lot of free content. This is all available on top of the free packs delivered via the Player Inbox when you first begin an account. Considering these codes are free, and technically limited time, there’s no sense not to claim them now. So get them while they’re hot!

How To Redeem MTG Arena Codes

So those are the codes themselves, but how exactly do you go about redeeming them? This is a fairly simple process, but it can be tricky to figure out if you’re brand new. We’ve broken it down into simple steps below.

Open MTG Arena using your PC or Mobile device.
Navigate to the ‘Store’ tab. This is the fifth tab from the left at the top of the screen, between ‘Packs’ and ‘Mastery.’
Click on the ‘Redeem Code’ box in the top-right of the screen.
Enter one of the codes from the lists above. Make type them up just right, as some codes are case-sensitive.
Hit enter to cash in your code and redeem your rewards!

It really is as simple as that! Of course, there will be times when the codes you try to redeem won’t work as intended. Such is the nature of code redemption. The two most common reasons for this are that the code has expired, or you’ve redeemed it already.

MTG Arena will give you the reason when a code entry fails, so you’ll know whether you’ve missed the boat on a particular code. Expiry dates for the codes above aren’t readily available, so there’s no guarantee they’ll be around forever. It’s best to claim them now, to avoid missing out!

Additional Freebies

Above, we covered the MTG Arena codes and freebies that every player can redeem. There are other avenues for rewards in MTG Arena, however; avenues that are much more exclusive. If you’re willing to take part in real-world events at your Local Game Store, there are more rewards for you to claim.

These rewards can be redeemed the same way as the codes above. The only difference is that they come with much longer codes, that tend to be randomized in each instance. For this reason, we can’t list their specific codes here. What we can do, though, is list the ways in which you can get them.

Prerelease Packs

If you enjoy taking part in Prerelease events for new sets (and let’s face it, who doesn’t?) then you can get some nice MTG Arena rewards for doing so. Inside your Prerelease pack, you’ll find a card with a code on it, thanking you for taking part. Redeem this code via the method above and you’ll receive six packs of the set in question. This is a great deal, and one of the closest things we have to a physical product being fully transferable to Arena.

Starter Kits

You may not be familiar with Starter Kits if you’re a long-time player. These are sets of two decks, intended to teach two new players how to play the game. The cards included are fairly basic, but they do serve their purpose well enough. Starter Kits are typically released on a yearly basis, but there are two coming up this year. These are the Assassin’s Creed Starter Kit and Bloomburrow Starter Kit.

Each of these kits comes with two codes, both of which give you a copy of each deck on MTG Arena. The intention is to give one code to a friend, so you can learn together digitally as well as in real life. These aren’t a great value proposition for established players. That said, if you’r just starting out, you can get some physical and digital play in at a very reasonable price with one of these kits.

Promo Packs

Finally, we have Promo Packs codes. Promo Packs are given out as rewards in competitive events at Local Game Stores. Each contains three cards from the set the event is tied to, drawn from specific pools and rarities. These are nice extra rewards for strong performances, and there are even foil versions available, too.

Each Promo Pack also includes a code, which can be redeemed on MTG Arena for a free pack of the set in question. This pack isn’t anything special, but it’s still great to get another, especially as a reward for a high finish. Make sure you redeem these codes every time; they add up, especially if you’re regularly taking down FNMs and the like!

In-Person Play Rewards

Occasionally, Wizards of the Coast will offer MTG Arena players rewards for leaving the house. By visiting WPN stores and attending events, players have previously been able to earn cosmetics, packs, and in-game goodies. These promotions tend to run throughout the course of a month and have typically been for Standard for Draft events.

Sadly, Wizards of the Coast has not yet announced such a promotion for October. Hopefully, this program will return in November alongside the release of MTG Foundations. Whether or not this will happen currently remains to be seen. Even if this promotion does return, the rewards may not be so spectacular.

As fun as playing in-person Magic can be, the rewards for doing this have typically been fairly lackluster. Compared to the cost of admission, especially building a deck too, MTG Arena players hardly get fair compensation. As a result, this promotion is likely niche at best, and not for everyone to rush out and do. Still, it’s a nice optional extra for hybrid paper and MTG Arena players.

The Player Inbox

Wizards of the Coast has stopped releasing new codes for MTG Arena, for the most part. This doesn’t mean, however, that free rewards have stopped, far from it. Instead of releasing codes, Wizards now directly provides players with free packs and content via the player inbox feature.

Thankfully, much like MTG Arena codes, the player inbox receives most content retroactively. This means that if you start a new account, you’ll be inundated with free packs to crack. Since it’s impossible to miss these rewards, it’s difficult to call the player inbox anything other than an upgrade for MTG Arena players.

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