Update: Checked for new MTG Arena codes on June 03, 2026.
MTG Arena codes are redeemable promotions for Magic: The Gathering Arena that can grant booster packs, cosmetics, XP boosts, and other account rewards. Code availability changes over time, and the current public code pool is empty.

Working MTG Arena codes
There are currently no active MTG Arena codes to redeem in the Arena client or through a Wizards account.
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MTG Arena unique codes
Unique MTG Arena codes are single-use codes tied to specific Magic: The Gathering products or promotions. These are different from public codes because each one can be redeemed once, usually by the player who received or purchased the related product.
| Unique code source | What it can unlock |
|---|---|
| Prerelease products and promotional events | Set-related digital rewards or cosmetics, depending on the product |
| Starter kits | Digital versions of included decks in MTG Arena |
| Selected Planeswalker decks | Digital cards or related Arena content from the physical deck |
| Secret Lair superdrop products | Large bundles, exclusive cards, or cosmetics, depending on the drop |
Some older products named for planeswalkers have been associated with single-use Arena rewards, including Ajani, Inspiring Leader; Ashiok, Sculptor of Fears; Basri Ket, Devoted Paladin; Chandra, Flame’s Catalyst; Elspeth, Undaunted Hero; Liliana, Death Mage; Oko, the Trickster; Rowan, Fearless Sparkmage; Teferi, Timeless Voyager; Vivien, Nature’s Avenger; and others.
Expired MTG Arena codes
The following MTG Arena codes are expired and should not be treated as working public codes.
PlayDMUAlchemyPlayBROLevelUpRestorativeBurstExperimentalOverloadPlayDMUPlayHBGPlayAlchemyNewCapennaPlaySNCPlayDNDPlayStrixhavenPlayEldrainePlayNEOAlchemyPlayNEOPlayVOWPlayMIDPlayKaldheimPlayZendikarPlayM21PlayM20PlayWarSparkPlayRavnicaPlayIkoriaPlayTherosTryKaladesh
New MTG Arena players should wait to open booster packs from codes until after receiving all New Player Experience decks. That avoids unnecessary overlap with cards granted through the starter deck flow.






