/r/mtg/

r/mtg

454k members
r/mtg is a subreddit with 454k members. The community frequently discusses commander deck, commander, combo, deck building, and looking for, and they frequently recommend/review commander deck, precon, and booster box, and the most common flair used is discussion, commander / edh, i have a question / i need help, custom card / alter, and rules question.
A place for general discussion of Magic: The Gathering. We are not affiliated with WotC.

Popular Topics in r/mtg

#1

Commander Deck

9 posts
#2

Commander

7 posts
#3

Combo

6 posts
#4

Deck Building

5 posts
#5

Looking For

4 posts
#6

Deck

4 posts
#7

Card

4 posts
#8

Worst

4 posts
#9

Deck Help

2 posts
#10

Mtg

2 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
: "Speed... SUCKS"
27 posts
#2
Commander / EDH
: "Wildwood Scourge"
25 posts
#3
I Have a Question / I need Help
: "Help me please"
16 posts
#4
Custom Card / Alter
: "Shroofus alter for someone’s wife to include her faves 🌻🍄 NFS"
12 posts
#5
Rules Question
: "Gifting Taniwha"
7 posts
#6
Content Creator
: "A THIRD CERTAINTY IN LIFE: FINAL EXAMS - Legacy Yorion Death and Taxes MTG"
5 posts
#7
Apparel / Products
: "Made this hand painted play mat of all of someone’s commanders with some smiling friends crossover. Can you tell who the commanders are?"
4 posts
#8
Meme
: "I must apologize for Jace. He is an idiot. We trained him wrong on purpose, as a joke."
2 posts

Member Growth in r/mtg

Yearly
+129k members(39.7%)

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Last updated: September 23, 2026