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festival of the fae mtg arena

MTG Arena Festival of the Fae is offering free card styles until Nov. 20

Commemorating Throne of Eldraine
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In celebration of the recently released fantasy-themed set Throne of Eldraine, Magic: The Gathering Arena is offering a series of free events dubbed Festival of the Fae. The events, called “chapters,” are running from now until November 20, each offering unique card styles and providing a unique way to play MTG Arena. Although there are prizes for five wins, there isn’t a limit on the number of games you can play. You can keep playing until you receive all of the rewards. The entry fee for each event is 2500 Gold or 500 Gems.

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If all this is gibberish to you, be sure to read our MTG Arena quick-start guide.

Chapter 1: The Artisan Market

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The first event is constructed, where you’ll bring a 60-card Standard-legal deck to duke it out. The twist is that you can only construct your deck using commons and uncommons. The event runs November 3 – 6. Banned cards and event rewards are listed below.

Banned Cards:

Rewards:

  • 1 Win: Merchant of the Vale Showcase card style
  • 2 Wins: Beanstalk Giant Showcase card style
  • 3 Wins: Order of Midnight Showcase card style
  • 4 Wins: Giant Killer Showcase card style
  • 5 Wins: Brazen Borrower Showcase card style

Chapter 2: Oko’s Madness

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Oko’s Madness is a spin on Momir’s Madness, a popular Magic format where you discard cards to put random creature tokens into play. However, in Oko’s Madness, those creature tokens have base power and toughness 3/3 and are Elks in addition to their other types. Additionally, there’s a cap at eight converted mana cost. The event runs November 10 – 13.

To play this chapter of Festival of the Fae, you’ll begin the game with a 60-card deck featuring only basic lands. You can pay one mana and discard a card to create a token that’s a copy of a random creature with converted mana cost eight or less. This can only be done on your turn and the creature you receive is totally random. In addition to Standard-legal cards, there are a few other cards that may show up for you, which you can find below.

Additional Cards: The following creature tokens can also appear when creating a token through the Oko’s Whims emblem:

Rewards:

  • 1 Win: Faerie Guidemother Showcase card style
  • 2 Wins: Hypnotic Sprite Showcase card style
  • 3 Wins: Oakhame Ranger Showcase card style
  • 4 Wins: Bonecrusher Giant Showcase card style
  • 5 Wins: Murderous Rider Showcase card style

Chapter 3: Cascading Finale

cascading finale mtg arena

Like in the other formats, you’ll bring a 60-card deck to battle in Cascading Finale in MTG Arena. However, you can use any rarity and you’ll begin with a Maelstrom Nexus emblem in play. It reads: “When you cast your first spell each turn, exile cards from the top of your library until you exile a nonland card that costs less. You may cast it without paying its mana cost. Put the exiled cards on the bottom of your library in a random order.”

This mirrors the popular “cascade” mechanic from Magic’s past. The event runs November 17 – 20, ending the Festival of the Fae. You can find banned cards and rewards below.

Banned Cards:

Rewards:

  • 1 Win: Rimrock Knight Showcase card style
  • 2 Wins: Foulmire Knight Showcase card style
  • 3 Wins: Fae of Wishes Showcase card style
  • 4 Wins: Lovestruck Beast Showcase card style
  • 5 Wins: Realm-Cloaked Giant Showcase card style

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Jacob Roach is a writer and video game lover based out of St. Louis, Missouri. After finishing a degree in English at Southern New Hampshire University, Jacob returned to St. Louis where we now writes about anything tech or gaming related. In his free time, he enjoys JRPGs and fast-paced shooters, as well as the occasional card game.