/r/mtg/

r/mtg

434k members
r/mtg is a subreddit with 434k members. The community frequently discusses annoying, commander, mtg, struggling, and deck, and they frequently recommend/review commander deck, precon, and booster box, and the most common flair used is discussion, i have a question / i need help, commander / edh, rules question, and custom card / alter.
A place for general discussion of Magic: The Gathering. We are not affiliated with WotC.

Popular Topics in r/mtg

#1

Annoying

13 posts
#2

Commander

13 posts
#3

Mtg

9 posts
#4

Struggling

7 posts
#5

Deck

7 posts
#6

Hate

7 posts
#7

Looking For Advice

5 posts
#8

Looking For

4 posts
#9

Worst

3 posts
#10

Looking For A Card

3 posts

Products Discussed in r/mtg

Commander Deck

153 reviews
#1
Magic: The Gathering
4.1 from 68 reviews
#2
Commander
4.5 from 11 reviews
#3
Wizards of the Coast
4.0 from 6 reviews

Precon

88 reviews
#1
Magic: The Gathering
4.2 from 30 reviews
#2
Wizards of the Coast
4.3 from 7 reviews
#3
Wilds of Eldraine
4.7 from 3 reviews

Booster Box

60 reviews
#1
Magic: The Gathering
4.0 from 45 reviews
#2
Booster Box
4.5 from 2 reviews
#3
Local Game Shop
5.0 from 2 reviews

Flair Used in r/mtg

#1
Discussion
: "Thank god, blue was really hurting for busted card draw😂"
58 posts
#2
I Have a Question / I need Help
: "Can someone help me understand this combo like i am 2 years old"
42 posts
#3
Commander / EDH
: "Deadpool CommanderDeck as a gift for a new player"
42 posts
#4
Rules Question
: "Draw rules Midnight clock / Eruth"
18 posts
#5
Custom Card / Alter
: "I made a jimothy token! Feel free to print for personal use ☺️"
12 posts
#6
Apparel / Products
: "Looking for Middle Earth Omnihive"
9 posts
#7
Meme
: "This is my Dream Lineup for 2027. If it ever happens, my wallet is cooked."
7 posts
#8
Content Creator
: "Which free Starter Deck has the best late game?"
4 posts

Member Growth in r/mtg

Yearly
+123k members(39.6%)

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Last updated: July 31, 2026