Packs

No, there is a limit on the number of MTG Arena pack codes that can be redeemed per account. This means you can only redeem one Prerelease code for most sets, and up to 5 for Murders of Karlov Manor, Outlaws of Thunder Junction, Modern Horizons 3, and Duskmourn: House of Horror, as well as up to 5 Promo Pack codes from each set. So, if you have already redeemed a code for a specific set, you will not be able to redeem another code of the same type for that set on the same account. Therefore, it is important to keep track of which MTGA pack codes you have already redeemed to avoid any issues.

Yes, you can redeem both MTG Arena Prerelease codes and up to 5 MTG Arena Promo Pack codes from the same set on your account. This means you can earn up to 11 or 35 booster packs in total! It's important to remember that the limit of codes that can be redeemed is one Prerelease code per set for most sets, and up to 5 Prerelease codes for Murders of Karlov Manor, Outlaws of Thunder Junction, Modern Horizons 3, and Duskmourn: House of Horror, as well as up to 5 Promo Pack codes from each set. This applies to all MTGA Pack codes. Redeeming more than the allowed number of codes for a specific set may result in an error message and the code will not work.

No, purchasing the MTG Arena promo pack product multiple times will not give you additional MTG Arena promo pack codes beyond the initial 5 codes per product. Each product comes bundled with 5 codes, so you will receive more than 5 codes if you buy the product multiple times. However, you can only redeem a maximum of 5 promo pack codes per MTG Arena account, regardless of how many products you buy. The limit of 5 promo pack codes per MTG Arena account applies regardless of how many products you purchase. Keep in mind that promo pack codes are a type of MTGA pack codes and are subject to the same code redemption limit of five codes per set per MTG Arena account.

Yes, we offer refunds if the MTG Arena codes you receive from us, including MTGA pack 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 promo pack 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.