Your daily Magic: The Gathering challenge

Same packs.
Different decks.
Hundreds of games.

You draft and build. The computer plays the games.

Start from the same packs as everyone else, make your picks against bots, and see how your deck performs. No waiting for a table. No software to install.

Free to draft and build. A free account runs your deck.

Four rotating formats + the daily Wall of Chaos

What will you draft today?

November 2, 2026 · challenge date (UTC)

Pick a set you know, revisit a classic, or try something strange. Each challenge has its own shared starting packs and one saved run.

Current

Lorwyn Eclipsed Draft

Draft in the uneasy light between Lorwyn and Shadowmoor.

8 seats · pick one at a time
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Classic

MMQ×2 / NEM Draft

Draft MMQ×2 / NEM in published pack order.

8 seats · pick one at a time
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Cube

MTGO Grixis Cube September 2019 Draft

A blue-black-red pressure cooker of spells, graveyards, artifacts, and control where every pack speaks the same dangerous language.

8 seats · pick one at a time
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Crazy

Three-Body Problem

Three players form a tiny orbital draft pod around Edge of Eternities.

3 seats · pick one at a time
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Saved picks and the daily clock

Guest progress is saved in this browser. Sign in here before switching devices. Picks are final; you can change your build until you submit it.

New ranked entries close . Rankings close .

To qualify, submit and complete at least 3 benchmark matchups with successful games before ranking closes. Leave time for the simulation queue. You can normally finish later for an unranked result.

Full daily rules →

What happens after the draft?

A deck. A different plan. A result to explore.

Forge’s AI pilots both sides. Your deck faces fixed benchmark decks, while a separate comparison tests the table shaped by your picks. The Mirror Drafter shows another way to build from your starting position.

Explore a finished draft →No account needed.
  1. Draft at your own paceEach player starts in the same seat. Your choices can change later packs.
  2. Build your fortyChoose your cards, add basic lands, and submit your deck.
  3. See what workedFollow results as games finish. Close the page and return through My Drafts.

A small Magic experiment

Another day, another deck.

I wanted a Magic draft that felt a little like Wordle: a fresh, shared challenge with room for very different answers. Forge is a community-built Magic engine. Its AI makes mistakes, so these results describe how it plays your deck—not a definitive measure of your drafting skill.