Column D shows us which format gives us better gems as the difference in the percentage of the cost of our next draft, while column G shows us which format gives us better packs represented by the difference in expected rares. This table shows the first two rewards, gems and packs, compared between Premier and Quick draft for every number of wins you can finish with. That seems to give the advantage to Premier Draft, no? Well it depends on how many wins you can muster consistently. If you enter a Quick Draft and finish with three wins and three losses you win the following prizes: 300 gems (40% of a draft), 1.24 packs (0.992 rares), and all the rares you drafted. Rares that we opened during the draft which increase the size of our collectionįor example, if you enter a Premier Draft and finish with three wins and three losses you win the following prizes: 1,000 gems (66.7% of a draft), 2 packs (1.6 rares), and all the rares you drafted.Booster packs which will eventually be opened all at once to finish our collection.Gems which are used to pay for future drafts.Limited events have three types of prizes that we’re interested in: The magic number is 212 rares, four copies of every rare that appears in booster packs. The goal is to get every rare as cheaply as possible so we can be fully loaded to play whatever constructed formats or events float our boat. When we’re looking at the EV of Limited events, we’re always talking about the number of rares we acquire.
#QUICK DRAFT ARENA FREE#
At the time, I hadn’t had enough of an opportunity to fully digest the new format, but now that I have I can talk all about what it means for our free to play plans.
The biggest follow-up question I got concerned the newly announced Premier Draft mode. Last week I published my updated MTG Arena free to play guide with the release of Ikoria, along with an updated collection tracking spreadsheet to help everyone do their best to avoid spending money on Magic cards.
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