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MTG Arena deck codes, also known as MTGA deck codes, are codes that allow you to redeem pre-constructed decks in MTG Arena. There are different types of deck codes, such as planeswalker deck codes, starter kit deck codes, and welcome booster deck codes. Each of these codes offers a unique deck that can be redeemed in the game. These codes are often included in physical MTG products and can be purchased separately as well. When you redeem a deck code, you'll receive a complete decklist with all the cards included in the deck, which you can then use to play in MTG Arena.

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When you purchase an MTGA deck code, you will not receive extra copies of a card you already own beyond the maximum number in the decklist. If you already have one or more copies of a specific rare card and the decklist includes only one, you will not receive anything for that card. However, for each mythic rare in the deck, you will receive 40 gems, and for each rare, you will receive 20 gems. These gems will be added to your MTG Arena account.

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Unfortunately, no. You can only redeem each MTG Arena deck code once. Redeeming the same code multiple times will not give you additional Rare and Mythic cards. However, you can redeem multiple different MTGA deck codes to receive more cards and add more variety to your collection. Some of the deck codes you can redeem include Planeswalker deck codes, Starter Kit deck codes, and Welcome Booster deck codes.

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Each MTG Arena Planeswalker Deck is centered around a specific planeswalker mythic rare card, which serves as the focal point of the deck's strategy. The remaining cards in the deck are carefully selected to complement the strengths of the planeswalker and to help players execute their game plan. These decks are a great way for new players to learn the ins and outs of MTG Arena, as they offer a cohesive game plan right out of the box. Additionally, the cards in these decks can often be used to upgrade existing MTGA decks or even form the basis of entirely new ones.

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MTG Arena Starter Kit Deck Codes are codes that grant players two pre-constructed decks in MTG Arena. These decks are designed for players who are just starting out in the game and include a mix of common, uncommon, rare cards, and mythic rare cards. The decks are carefully constructed to provide a balanced and enjoyable playing experience for new players. One interesting thing about MTGA Starter Kit Deck Codes is that some of them allow two uses on two different accounts. This means that if you purchase one of these codes, you can redeem it on two different accounts and receive two sets of the starter decks. This is great if you have a friend who is interested in playing MTG Arena and wants to get started with their own set of decks. These decks are a great way for new players to learn the mechanics of the game and to start building their own decks. The cards in these decks can often be used to upgrade existing decks or even form the basis of entirely new ones. So if you're just starting out with MTG Arena, be sure to check out the Starter Kit Deck Codes to get a head start on building your collection.

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MTG Arena Welcome Booster deck codes are complete deck codes that can be redeemed in MTG Arena. These decks feature powerful cards that are not typically found in starter decks or other pre-constructed decks. These decks feature a higher amount of rare and mythic rare cards than starter kit decks or other pre-constructed decks, making them a great option for players who want to quickly bolster their collection with powerful cards. Welcome Booster deck codes are an excellent option for players who are just starting out in MTGA or looking to upgrade their decks with more powerful cards.

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Vivien's Hunt Hot Pockets deck code is a limited time offer deck code that can be redeemed in MTG Arena. This deck is only available for a limited time, and the code is set to expire in October 2023. It is a pre-constructed deck that contains a large number of powerful rare and mythic rare cards, making it an excellent option for players looking to quickly bolster their collection with powerful cards. In fact, this deck has the greatest amount of both powerful and numerous rare and mythic rare cards compared to other pre-constructed decks. One of the main highlights of this deck is that it features a powerful planeswalker card that comes in a quantity of two, Vivien Reid. Vivien is a versatile planeswalker that can generate card advantage, remove problematic creatures, and even pump up your own creatures. The inclusion of two Vivien Reid cards in this deck means that players will have a much higher chance of drawing and playing this powerful planeswalker during their matches. Overall, Vivien's Hunt Hot Pockets deck code is an exciting limited time offer that is sure to appeal to both new and experienced MTGA players.

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The Theros Planeswalker Deck codes are another type of MTG Arena code that feature a preconstructed deck centered around a powerful planeswalker card. The Ashiok Planeswalker Deck code, when redeemed, provides both the Swamp and Island Nyx Basic Lands. These lands have the Nyx artwork from the Theros Beyond Death set and can be used as many times as you like in all of your MTGA decks. The Elspeth Planeswalker Deck code, on the other hand, provides the Plains Nyx Basic Land. Unfortunately, as of now, there is no MTG Arena code in existence for the Mountain and Forest Nyx Basic Land. To avoid any confusion about the Nyx Lands being borderless and full art, it's recommended to carefully check the product listing before making a purchase to ensure you know exactly what you'll be getting.

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MTG Arena is not strictly a standard-based game, as it features several different formats with varying rules and card pools. Some of the MTGA deck codes contain cards that are not standard legal, and as a result, the game defaults to showing only decks that are standard legal.  In such cases, the deck may not be visible within the game, leading some players to believe that they cannot play the deck. It's worth noting that this issue may occur with any type of MTG Arena deck code, including planeswalker deck codes, starter kit deck codes, and welcome booster deck codes. Regardless of the type of deck code, if it contains cards that are not legal in the standard format, players may experience difficulty using the deck in MTG Arena. It's always a good idea to double-check the legality of the cards in your deck code before attempting to use it in-game. Furthermore, it is important to note that even if a deck code is not standard legal, it can still be used in other formats such as Historic.

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Whether a deck code is standard legal or not depends on the specific cards included in the deck. The MTGA deck codes, including planeswalker, starter kit, and welcome booster deck codes, are designed to provide players with decks that are standard legal. However, there are some deck codes that include cards that are not standard legal, and these decks may not be visible or usable within the game unless the player switches to a different format, such as Historic. It's important to check the format legality of the cards in your deck code before attempting to use it in MTG Arena, to ensure that you can use it in the format you intend to play.

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Yes, we offer refunds if the MTG Arena codes you receive from us, including MTGA deck codes, don't work as intended. However, we always check the codes programatically before delivering them to you to ensure that they are valid and working. If you receive a code that doesn't work, it may be because you have already reached the limit for your account, as there is a limit on the number of times you can redeem certain types of codes, such as MTGA deck codes, including planeswalker, starter kit, and welcome booster deck codes. In this case, our unique automatic refund system will automatically check the status of the code and process the refund for you. If the code is unused, we will offer it to other customers. Once the code is sold, you will be granted store credit refund. This ensures that you always get what you paid for when you buy MTG Arena codes from us.