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30 of the Best Twitch Streams in Magic

Last updated on March 14, 2024

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There are hundreds if not thousands of Magic content creators and streamers out there. I only really knew and watched the top 9 or 10 and was completely unaware of the many other wonderful streamers that go live nearly every day.

So today I’m presenting you with a list of some of the best Magic Twitch streamers I could find. You might recognize a few names, like LSV and Numot, but almost all of these are what most would call “small streamers.” They might not have thousands of average viewers, but all of them are dedicated to their stream and consistently provide wonderful and entertaining content.

Let’s get to the list!

HeadologyMagic

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HeadologyMagic is a Limited streamer who can often be found playing in Draft and Sealed invitationals and getting high rank on the MTG Arena Limited leaderboard. When she isn’t dominating the Limited rankings she can be founding teaching her students, who she adores! She also posts various highlight clips to her YouTube channel .

Eliott_Dragon

Eliott_Dragon is a French MTG streamer and professional player from Toulouse who’s often found climbing the both the Limited and Constructed leaderboards on his Twitch stream. He played over 1,750 games of Constructed Magic in 2021 and regularly streams every day for five to ten hours.

Jaffer is a longtime Magic player and streamer who’s been playing for nearly 10 years. He enjoys climbing the Constructed ladder with some occasional Magic Online content and playing casual EDH as a guest on other channels. Jaffer streams from 6pm EST to about 2am EST from Thursday to Tuesday.

GarbageAndy

GarbageAndy is a trashy MTG streamer from New Yawk who’s been playing for over 20 years! His main format is Draft, and he can often be found drafting for upwards of five hours every single day. He streams Monday through Friday after 6pm EST and works as a professional video editor on the side.

Amazonian is a very popular MTG Arena streamer from Boston, Massachusetts who’s been playing Magic for over 13 years! She’s a big fan of Standard which she plays “all day, every day,” but actually mostly only played Commander until MTGA’s release. She goes live every single day at 9am and typically streams for upwards of eight hours brewing and playing new Standard decks.

Reiderrabbit

Reiderrabbit, a.k.a. Reid Duke, is a professional (and famous) Magic player who was introduced to the Magic Hall of Fame in 2019 and is a six-time Grand Prix winner. He currently works as a content creator for ChannelFireball and periodically streams throughout the week starting at around 10am EST. He plays a large variety of formats including Cube , Standard, Historic , the various Arena Opens , Modern , and Legacy .

Reid also has a great modern course over at Spikes Academy .

The EDHRECast is a weekly Commander podcast that plays EDH with a new guest every Wednesday at 9pm. It’s the official podcast of EDHREC , a Commander-focused data and statistics website that collects data on EDH decks and the card inclusions in them.

EyelashTV is a MTG and WoW streamer who goes live every day at 3pm EST. She typically enjoys playing Modern for most her stream where she brews and plays new decks while cruising through leagues.

Anuraag Das, otherwise known as anzidmtg, is a Magic Legacy enthusiast known for playing Miracles since 2014. Anzid sporadically streams Legacy and Vintage content on MTGO throughout the week and is a content creator for Channel Fireball. He enjoys high-stakes Legacy and Modern games and spends time on stream brewing new control decks and critiquing decks submitted by his viewers.

PlayingWithPowerMTG

PlayingWithPowerMTG is a group dedicated to making cEDH Magic content . They also run a popular YouTube channel where they feature competitive Commander games that are narrated and have great visual aid. They host community tournaments and games and like to feature patrons on their streams and games, allowing viewers and big Commander fans to play alongside the cast.

Ashlizzlle is a Magic streamer and content creator who streams six days a week from 8pm to 2am EST. She spends most of her time on stream interacting with chat while she plays Draft and Standard on MTG Arena. She enjoys theory crafting decks and posting highlights of the decks she plays to her YouTube channel .

Shouta Yasooka, known as yaya3_, is a professional Japanese Magic player and content creator who first debuted at Pro Tour Barcelona in 2001. He’s since reached the Top 8 at over 31 other Pro Tours and Grands Prix, most recently winning the 2018 World Magic Cup on the Japanese national team.

Todd Anderson, who goes by Tandy online, is a pro Magic player and content creator. He has four top 8 Grand Prix finishes and has qualified for 13 total Pro Tour events. Andy enjoys playing a variety of formats on MTGO, including Pioneer and Modern. When he’s not playing the game himself he enjoys casting and watching coverage of SCG invitationals and other Magic organized play.

Luis Scott-Vargas, better known as his alias LSV, is a professional Magic player, content creator, and co-founder of ChannelFireball. He’s most known for playing the Vintage Cube of MTGO and making numerous Pro Tour and Grand Prix appearances and victories.

His most recent win in organized play was Grand Prix Denver, which was one of the last Grands Prix before the pandemic shut down most in-person organized play. Despite his incredible popularity, LSV rarely streams on twitch, only going live for a few hours once or twice a week.

MeninooNey is a self-proclaimed “MTGO Grinder” from Brazil who streams Modern gameplay in leagues and tournaments on Twitch. He takes his gameplay very seriously, and often hides his hand and decklists from stream to prevent stream-snipers.

Evan, better known as Evaros, is a full-time Magic streamer who mostly plays on MTGO. He enjoys playing lots of Modern where he plays a large variety of decks. He’s usually working on his own decklists or critiquing the lists submitted by chat. He mostly streams from 7pm to 12am EST and takes Tuesdays and Wednesdays off.

MTGNerdGirl

MTGNerdGirl is a Magic streamer and content creator from Portland, Oregon who streams from 7pm to 9pm every day on her Twitch channel. She plays a variety of formats including Draft, Sealed, and Constructed. She also covers a lot of Magic organized play and participates in Cube Drafts and other charity-sponsored events.

CovertGoBlue

CovertGoBlue is a popular Magic content creator known for his YouTube channel of the same name . He releases videos daily highlighting new Standard, Alchemy , and Historic decks that either he or another player brewed and playing them on the Mythic ladder. Covert enjoys playing a wide variety of decks and plays just about every semi-viable archetype you could think of across all formats .

Luca Van Deun, otherwise known as LegenVD, is a popular Magic content creator who streams in addition to his YouTube content . He typically drafts the latest set and goes over his choices and gameplay decisions and builds viewer-suggested decks for all formats ranging from Standard to Historic Brawl . While his streaming schedule is fairly erratic, he has daily uploads on YouTube with a new deck or strategy presented each time.

Yellowhat, a.k.a. Gabriel Nassif, is a professional French Magic Hall-of-Famer who plays Magic for ChannelFireball. He streams in addition to making YouTube and written content for the site and still participates in professional organized play, debuting most recently at the 2021 Magic World Championship. He usually streams Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10am to 7pm EST and got his nickname and online alias “Yellowhat” from the classic yellow bucket hat he wears on-camera and to events.

Voxy is an MTG streamer and content creator for ChannelFireball who’s best known for working on The Command Zone . She’s the top MTG streamer in terms of hours streamed and watched and spends most of her time playing the Limited format of the newest set. She sometimes cracks packs from booster boxes on stream or brews Commander decks.

AspiringSpike

AspiringSpike is another content creator for ChannelFireball and one of the biggest Modern players on Twitch. He’s recently been in a contest for the most Trophies in a Modern League and has been trying to trophy multiple modern leagues per day while streaming. He plays practically any deck in Modern while occasionally brewing his own and giving suggestions to viewer-submitted decklists.

AfterOfficeTTV

AfterOfficeTTV is an Argentinan Magic streamer who primarily streams himself deckbuilding and theorycrafting, playing MTG Arena and the occasional Duels of the Planeswalkers, as well as other retro video game!

Kanister_MTG

Kanister_MTG, also known as Piotr Głogowski, is a professional Polish Magic player who streams on Twitch from 6am to 4pm Thursday through Tuesday. He’s a decorated Magic player, ranking 2nd in the 2020 Magic Pro League season, making three Grand Prix top 8s, and winning the 2018-19 Mythic Championship. Most of his Twitch content is playing various cubes on MTGO and participating in Modern challenges.

NumottheNummy

Numot the Nummy is a popular Magic content creator and semi-pro player who streams and uploads to YouTube daily. Most of his content is Draft-oriented but he can occasionally be seen playing Constructed in Standard or Historic, especially leading up to organized play in those formats. He streams from 10am to 5pm EST Monday through Friday and is the second most popular streamer in the Magic: The Gathering category!

DemonicTutors

DemonicTutors is a long-time Magic player and content creator who’s huge fan of Legacy, Modern, and some Limited. He mostly plays his favorite formats on MTGO and participates in organized play when he can. He’s even won and top 8’d a few SCG Legacy events. He has a regular streaming schedule of 2pm to 7pm Tuesday through Friday and 6am to 1pm on Sundays.

affinityartifacts

Affinityartifacts is a Commander Magic streamer who plays EDH in online pods every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday. She’s best known for working on The Command Zone , a Commander-focused YouTube channel that has celebrity guests on to play Magic.

JimDavisMTG

Jim Davis, a.k.a. “The Goblin King,” is a professional Magic player who’s also a popular and regular streamer on Twitch. He’s been playing Magic for over fifteen years and creates YouTube content in addition to his livestream. His content mostly includes MTG Arena gameplay where he plays “freshly brewed” decks and often participates in Bronze to Mythic challenges.

Crokeyz, a.k.a. Stephen Croke, is a Magic Twitch streamer and YouTuber who creates Constructed content including deck guides, highlights, and deck brewing. He consistently goes for (and hits!) rank 1 in Mythic on MTG Arena and usually restricts himself to one deck during these attempts. When he isn’t playing in tournaments himself he also covers them and provides play-by-play casting on his channel.

AndreaMengucci

Andrea Mengucci is a professional Italian Magic player, streamer, and content creator for ChannelFireball. He’s a Pro Tour winner, Mythic Invitational 2019-20 winner, and the winner of the Magic World Cup in the 2015-16 season. Most of his content is Legacy, Vintage, and Modern gameplay but he occasionally drafts and paly various cubes on MTGO.

Stream of Life | Illustration by Mark Poole

And that wraps up my collection of Magic streamers on Twitch for you to check out! I personally discovered half a dozen or so new content creators I’ve never seen before that I’m now following and actively watching.

What did you think of my list? Were there any small creators or streamers you love that you wish were included? Comment down below and maybe I’ll include them in the list later on.

Until next time, stay safe and stay healthy!

Jake Henderson

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MTG Arena Announcements – June 24, 2024

In this edition:

• Summer Sale Starts Tomorrow !

Pro Tour Modern Horizons 3 at MagicCon: Amsterdam This Weekend

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Modern Horizons 3 Deck Tech and Format Tips on YouTube

No announcements next week, event schedule, summer sale starts tomorrow.

Summer fun doesn’t just happen at the beach; you can also find it on MTG Arena with our Summer Sale event ! From June 25 until July 9, you can find special bundles of MTG Arena cosmetics! We're bringing back classics like the Summer Pool Party Bundle, featuring the Kiora Lifeguard avatar, Beach Ball companion, and many more summer-themed inclusions!

Want to get in some summer sightseeing, but don’t want to travel the Omenpaths yourself? Visit the lush vistas of Zendikar with both of the Zendikar Full Art Land bundles, featuring card styles for your basic lands that are sure to wow your opponents!

Zendikar Full-Art Lands Bundle 1

Zendikar full-art lands bundle 2.

Beautiful beaches, amazing views, what more could an MTG Arena player need? Why, a faithful companion, of course! The Dog Days bundle includes six different digital card sleeves and six different companions, each of which can join you on your summer adventures through Magic.

All of these bundles and more will be available on MTG Arena from June 25 until July 9. We hope you enjoy all the summer delights available for your vacation! Sit back, enjoy a draft, and get ready for some fun with Magic.

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Okay, stop imagining, because now it's possible to win Magic cards through MTG Arena thanks to the Arena Direct program! And the first event is this weekend, June 28–30 !

Arena Direct is a new event series that awards Play Booster boxes to top winners. Intrigued? Check out the Arena Direct article for complete details !

July Qualifier Play-In Best-of-One and Bonus Play-In!

July is almost here and there's a packed schedule for Premier Play events that can put you on the path to the Arena Championship. There's a doubleheader of Play-In events right around the corner, beginning with the Historic Best-of-One Qualifier Play-In on Saturday, July 6.

Then, right on its heels on Sunday, July 7, comes the bonus Sealed Modern Horizons 3 Best-of-One Qualifier Play-In event. This is another opportunity to earn an invitation to the July Qualifier Weekend while playing with the latest set!

Catch the action in Amsterdam this weekend when the three-day Pro Tour Modern Horizons 3 kicks off this Friday, June 28. The best of the best will face off in Modern Horizons 3 Draft as well as the Modern format. You can prepare for the event with the Pro Tour Modern Horizons 3 Viewer's Guide . When the time comes, tune in on Twitch.tv/magic and cheer on your favorite players.

Modern Horizons 3 WPN Rewards

Can't get enough of Modern Horizons 3 ? Bring the fun to your local game store and enjoy some draft events! By participating in three Modern Horizons 3 Draft and/or Sealed Events at an official WPN store, you'll be able to earn a Draft Token on MTG Arena !

The began on June 14 and only runs until July 14, so you still have a few more weeks to get in your three events. You can read more about this event , including how to find your own local game store !

Keep up with cutting edge deck tech for Modern Horizons 3 in Timeless, Historic, and Brawl formats. Tune in to the MTG Arena YouTube channel for a wealth of Modern Horizons 3 advice from Magic experts .

The team will be off next week for our summer break and to celebrate the Independence Day holiday in the US. The Arena Announcements will return the following week on July 8!

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Midweek Magic events open on Tuesdays at 2 p.m. PT and close to new entries on Thursdays at 2 p.m. PT (UTC-07:00).

• June 25–27: Historic Artisan
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• July 9–11: Historic Chimil
• July 16–18: Explorer Showcase
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• July 2–16: Murders at Karlov Manor
• July 16–30: Outlaws of Thunder Junction

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• June 28–30: Arena Direct Event 1 – Sealed Modern Horizons 3
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• July 12–14: Arena Direct Event 2 – Sealed Modern Horizons 3
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• July 2–July 9: Throne of Eldraine Premier Draft
• July 9–16: Wilds of Eldraine Premier Draft
• July 16–22: The Brothers' War Premier Draft
• July 22–30: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Premier Draft

July Qualifier Events – Historic

• July 6: Best-of-One Play-In
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Qualifier Weekend events are two-day events in which eligible players compete for invitations to upcoming Arena Championship events.

Qualifier tokens earned through Seasonal Rewards are delivered to your MTG Arena inbox. Remember to claim them before the event starts!

• Format: Historic
• Format: Modern Horizons 3 Sealed
• Qualifier Weekend July 13, 6 a.m. PT–July 14, 4 p.m. PT

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The Arena Championship is an invitation-only, two-day virtual event for players who earn invitations through Qualifier Weekend events.

• Arena Championship 6 July 13–14, 2024 Formats: Historic Constructed and Modern Horizons 3 Draft Who has qualified?

June 2024 Ranked Season

The June 2024 Ranked Season begins May 31 at 12:05 p.m. PT (UTC-07:00) and ends June 30 at 12 p.m. PT (UTC-07:00).

• Bronze Reward: 1 Outlaws of Thunder Junction pack
• Silver Reward: 1 Outlaws of Thunder Junction pack + 500 gold
• Gold Reward: 2 Outlaws of Thunder Junction packs + 1,000 gold + Ruthless Lawbringer card style
• Platinum Reward: 3 Outlaws of Thunder Junction packs + 1,000 gold + Ruthless Lawbringer card style + Slickshot Show-Off card style
• Diamond Reward: 4 Outlaws of Thunder Junction packs + 1,000 gold + Ruthless Lawbringer card style + Slickshot Show-Off card style
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NBA: drafté par les Lakers, Bronny James va jouer avec son père, LeBron

La NBA innove cette année avec une draft réalisée en deux jours. Mercredi, le premier tour s’est achevé en feu d’artifice pour le clan français avec les positions de 1, 2 et 6 pour Zaccharie Risacher (Atlanta), Alexandre Sarr (Washington) et Tidjane Salaün (Charlotte), sans oublier Pacôme Dadiet retenu en 25e position par les Knicks. Le deuxième tour a réussi ce jeudi à un nouveau Français avec la sélection, en 51e position, de Melvin Ajinça par les Dallas Mavericks, récents finalistes NBA.

Une saison universitaire anonyme pour Bronny James

Mais sans faire injure au talent du cousin d’Alexis Ajinça, lui aussi ancien joueur de Dallas, l’attention de la soirée s’est portée sur la fin du deuxième tour. Et plus précisément sur la 55e position. Celle détenue par les Los Angeles Lakers. La franchise californienne allait-elle utiliser son tour de draft pour choisir Bronny James, fils de LeBron, pourtant très peu référencé au niveau universitaire?

La réponse a été affirmative. LeBron James se rapproche ainsi de son rêve de jouer en professionnel avec son fils. Une sélection pour Bronny qui doit beaucoup à son nom de famille, tant son passage chez les USC Trojans a peu marqué la saison universitaire. Celui qui avait été victime d’un accident cardiaque l’année passée affiche seulement 4,8 points de moyenne en 25 matchs joués.

"Le champ d'action de Bronny est vaste", assurait toutefois son célèbre agent, Rich Paul. "C'est un très bon espoir qui a une grande marge de progression. Il suffit d'une équipe." Ce sera celle de papa.

Le classement du 2e tour de la draft:

31. Jonathan Mogbo (USA, Toronto Raptors)

32. Kyle Filipowski (USA, Utah Jazz)

33. Tyler Smith (USA Milwaukee Bucks)

34. Tyler Kolek (USA, Portland Trail Blazers, transféré aux New York Knicks)

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36. Juan Nunez (ESP, Indiana Pacers, transféré aux San Antonio Spurs)

37. Bobi Klintman (SUE, Minnesota Timberwolves, transféré aux Detroit Pistons)

38. Ajay Mitchell (BEL, New York Knicks, transféré au Oklahoma City Thunder)

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40. Oso Ighodaro (USA, Portland Trail Blazers, transféré aux Phoenix Suns)

41. Adem Bona (NIG, Philadelphie Sixers)

42. KJ Simpson (USA, Charlotte Hornets)

43. Nikola Djurisic (SER, Miami Heat, transféré aux Atlanta Hawks)

44. Pelle Larsson (SUE, Houston Rockets, transféré au Miami Heat)

45. Jamal Shead (USA, Sacramento Kings, transféré aux Toronto Raptors)

46. Cameron Christie (USA, Los Angeles Clippers)

47. Antonio Reeves (USA, Orlando Magic, transféré aux New Orleans Pelicans)

48. Harrison Ingram (USA, San Antonio Spurs)

49. Tristen Newton (USA, Indiana Pacers)

50. Enrique Freeman (USA, Indiana Pacers)

51. Melvin Ajinça (FRA, New York Knicks, transféré aux Dallas Mavericks)

52. Quinten Post (PB, Golden State Warriors, transféré au Oklahoma City Thunder)

53. Cam Spencer (USA, Detroit Pistons, transféré aux Memphis Grizzlies)

54. Anton Watson (USA, Boston Celtics)

55. Bronny James (USA, Los Angeles Lakers)

56. Kevin McCullar Jr (USA, Phoenix Suns)

57. Ulrich Chomche (CAM, Memphis Grizzlies)

58. Ariel Hukporti (ALL, Dallas Mavericks)

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Regional Championship Qualifiers

Regional Championship Qualifiers are largely held at the WPN store level and are organized by regional tournament organizers. These teams set local qualification guidelines, work with the WPN to schedule qualifiers, and provide program information on their websites. In other words, rather than previous one-plan-fits-all approaches to qualifiers, we're giving some flexibility to regional organizers who know their players and how best to hold events in their regions. To start your journey, visit one of these organizers' websites:

• USA – Dreamhack
• Canada – Face to Face Games
• Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) – Legacy
• Australia/New Zealand – Good Games
• China – Kadou
• Japan/Korea – Big Magic
• Southeast Asia – Oracle Events
• Chinese Taipei – Game Square
• Brazil – City Class Games
• Mexico/Central America/Caribbean – Yellow Rabbit
• South America – Magicsur

Bookmark those pages. They will be your hubs of information for qualifying and finals events in each of those regions.

As a quick interlude, we will be distributing promos at the local and regional levels while supplies last. The exact breakdown differs from region-to-region. Check with your participating organizers for more info.

Regional Championship Qualifier Promo Card(s)*:

• Lava Spike: Non-foil for participating in local qualifiers. Traditional foil for participating in select large, open qualifying events and side events at Regional Finals.
• Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx: Non-foil for top finishers at local qualifying events. Traditional foil for players who earn invitations to the Regional Championship.

*While supplies last. Prize promo availability may differ by region. May change at Wizards's discretion. Check with your regional tournament organizer and hosting game store for more information.

Regional Championships

Have you already conquered your local scene? Set your sights on some pretty choice bragging rights with the Regional Championships. Imagine getting to call yourself the European or South American Champion. Imagine representing your region at the Pro Tour and doing so knowing they're back home cheering you on. Imagine winning your championship and collecting an invite directly to the World Championship.

That's right—win your Regional Championship (or finish second in the USA, EMEA, or Japanese Championship)—and you'll earn a qualification straight to the World Championship on top of your Pro Tour invite. The Regional Championships are big, big events, and we wanted accolades that matched the achievement of winning.

Each Regional Championship is a major Magic event—a focal point for play in your region. Besides the Championship itself, which will award invitations to Pro Tours in addition to the prize pool, these events will have a variety of play options for fans. Regional Championships are run by the same groups who organize the local qualifiers, so bookmark those websites above and get ready to challenge the best in your region. Note that you can only participate in one region's Regional Championship for each round of Championships.

Regional Championship Promo Card:

• Teferi, Hero of Dominaria: Non-foil for Regional Championship participants, and traditional foil for top finishers.

The Pro Tour is back! Three times a year, qualifiers from the Regional Championships will gather to compete for their share of $500,000 in prizes, invites to the World Championship, and the right to claim their place among the best in the world. Perform well at a Regional Championship and earn your spot among the best in the world.

Pro Tours will be hosted by Wizards of the Coast at locations we'll announce as we get closer to the dates. While the uncertainty surrounding COVID does make our crystal ball a bit hazy, we're currently targeting our first Pro Tour for early 2023. Our priority is always for the safety of our players and staff, and we'll be adjusting plans in accordance with the latest health and safety guidelines. Our goal is to gather again to celebrate the best of the best on the Pro Tour, and we'll be sharing more information as plans solidify.

Most Pro Tour qualifications will be earned by performing well at Regional Championships or from finishing with 10 wins in a previous Pro Tour, but we're also introducing a points system called Adjusted Match Points (AMP) that will allow players to earn invites through multiple strong, but not otherwise qualifying, performances at Pro Tour tournaments. For more on how AMP works, you can read the details here .

All invite policies for the first year of this program will be more generous as we populate the tournament system. For more information, check out that details article .

World Championship

The culmination of everything a competitive Magic player may dream of, the World Championship will serve as the capstone event of each season. Around 128 players will compete for their share of $1,000,000. For the 2022–2023 season, this event will be held later in 2023 in the United States. The one and only winner will be crowned Magic: The Gathering World Champion.

Our goal is for the World Championship, the Pro Tours, the Regional Championships, and local qualifiers to be held in person and played on tabletop, though local restrictions, the fluctuating state of international travel, and the health and safety of players and staff may alter plans. We'll endeavor to share any changes or updates at the earliest date possible.

Digital Path

But wait, there's more! Even as we've leaned into digital Premier Play these past two years, there's more coming! The new digital paths through Magic: The Gathering Arena and Magic Online will both feed into the tabletop path and offer its own journey culminating in the World Championships. As the digital path plugs directly into the tabletop path, there are still a few virtual i's to dot and t's to cross. We'll unveil the full detailed digital path toward the end of April. While we're still finalizing the details, we do know the following will be true.

• Events on both platforms will feed tabletop events at nearly every level, including the World Championship.
• Magic: The Gathering Arena Qualifier Weekends will continue, with some exciting twists.
• Magic: The Gathering Online Showcase events will continue and will feed the World Championship directly!
• MTG Arena will include new ways to qualify for Qualifier Weekends besides ladder play.
• The updated MTG Arena qualification path will start with April ladder play and May qualification events! There will be some differences between how that first month plugs into the tabletop path and later months, but we'll cover those details separately.
• The digital path will have different eligibility requirements that we'll outline in April.

For more information, check out the MTG Arena April Ranked Season details .

Otherwise, check back next month for your digital path to the Pro Tour!

The first Regional Championship Qualifiers will begin July 2 and can be run as Standard, Pioneer, Modern, or Limited. The first round of Regional Championships will be Pioneer, and the first Pro Tour will feature Pioneer and Limited! Start practicing and prepping your deck now!

We also know it's likely you have questions, and we're here to answer them. There are a few ways to get your questions answered.

• Read the full details about these programs to learn more.
• We've also prepared a FAQ for anticipated questions .
• Today (March 31) at 2:30 p.m. PT, Director of Play Programs William Jensen will be on Weekly MTG—live at twitch.tv/magic —to take your questions about all of the above.
• Following the stream today, the Play team staff will be available on the official Magic: The Gathering Discord channel taking more questions.
• Finally, we'll be manning the @PlayMTG (formerly @MagicEsports ) Twitter account answering as many questions as we can.

And if you're just ready to get playing? Head to Magic.gg for the qualification page and make sure to bookmark it!

Your path to the Pro Tour starts today!

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When is MTG Pro Tour Lord of the Rings Barcelona?

History will unfold at the Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour in Barcelona, featuring gameplay from Universes Beyond set The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth .

Tabletop Magic returned with the 2022-2023 season, showcasing a total of three Pro Tour tournaments at MagicCon events around the world. For the first time in the history of MTG , professional players will compete at a Pro Tour with Universe Beyond cards from The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth (LTR) set.

How to watch Pro Tour Lord of the Rings

The Pro Tour Lord of the Rings will take place over the course of three days at MagicCon Barcelona from July 28 to 30, just one month after the tabletop global release of The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth .  A broadcast will run from July 28 to 30 through Twitch . Gameplay on Friday and Saturday starts at 4am CT and competition on Sunday starts at 3am CT.

• July 28: Three rounds of LTR Draft followed by five rounds of Modern Constructed.
• July 29: Three rounds of LTR Draft followed by five rounds of Modern Constructed—Top eight advance to final day. Players who reach 13 match-wins advance to the playoffs.
• July 30: Top eight playoffs featuring Modern Constructed gameplay.

Players who compete in the LTR Pro Tour tournament can earn invites to future Pro Tour events and even a slot at the Magic World Championship. Similar to Pro Tour March of the Machine , the prize pool for the event is $500,000, with first place taking home $50,000.

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Other MagicCon Barcelona events

In conjunction with Pro Tour LTR are several events open to all players. A Secret Lair Showdown Championship will take place, along with another Un-known tournament hosted by game designer Gavin Verhey.

The weekend of Pro Tour LTR Barcelona coincides with the Commander Masters prerelease. The Precon decks will drop on Aug. 4. Limited players can dive into any number of LTR Draft and Sealed events in Barcelona as well.

Update July 25, 7:30am CT : Broadcast times were added for the MTG Pro Tour Lord of the Rings in Barcelona.