This is, in fact, similar to my current gold (879000). Now, an interesting thing to note here is that assuming I followed this rule and actually got 1k gold each day in the past 29 months that I’ve been playing (doubtful as I certainly did skip some days), then that means the amount of gold i should have, if I was not spending it on anything, should be about: 29 x 30 x 1000 = 870000. Some people advocate rerolling quests until you get one that pays 750 gold and this is ok, but in the bigger scheme of things is not something you should focus on since the quest allocation is random. You can have up to three active quests and from my experience, you can just play what you want to play, and you will just happen to complete quests doing so.
Also, you don’t need to focus on doing the quest. If you have the time and you want to play more, go ahead, but the 1st 4 wins are enough. The rest of the rewards are not really that significant.
However, it is important to note two things. Winning games and completing the quest gets you about 1k gold a day. It is critical to grab the gold from your daily wins and quests.
MTGA QUICK DRAFT VS PREMIER DRAFT FREE
Tip #2: Grab that free daily gold, but you only really need the first 4 wins and the daily quests Essentially in MTGA, the better you are at the game, the easier it will be to gather resources and the less time you need to spend doing so. I believe this sets Magic Arena apart from other online collectible card games in the market that seem predatory in that it does not matter how good you are at the game, you need to spend either a ridiculous amount of time or considerable money in order to get ahead. Also, while there is a cap to the amount of progress that you can get relative to your available time, there is no practical cap with regard to the amount of progress that you can get relative to your skill. As you will see though, this does not mean you need a considerable amount of both. You will need both to be able to follow the other tips. Basically, you have two tools at your disposal in accumulating resources in MTGA, these are your available time playing and your skill at playing Magic: The Gathering. This first tip is an overarching theme for the rest of the tips I will enumerate. Tip #1: The resource gathering system of MTGA is both a skill-based and time-based system This gives you a good idea of how much you can accumulate over time following these tips. In addition, I have a large collection of rare and mythic wild cards and have almost all the rares across standard sets starting from Guilds of Ravnica up to Strixhaven. Nonetheless, you can see that I have almost 880k gold and over 39k gems accumulated from the game (excluding what I bought). Note that I did buy the welcome bundle and the $100 gem bundle during my 3rd month of playing, so my actual in-game accumulated gems should be 23.5k less than the displayed number. The following screenshot shows the in-game assets that I have at the moment. Why should you believe what I have to say on this topic? Well, the tips I am sharing are the same ones I have been using for the past 29 months that I have been playing MTGA (I have been playing MTG for a lot longer). This article attempts to share some insights on being able to do this consistently and provides some tips that can help both beginners and experienced Magic players.įirst things first. One of the major challenges that people tend to have with Magic Arena, whether they are new to MTGA or new to Magic: The Gathering in general, is having the freedom to use whatever deck they want.
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