Lorwyn Eclipsed season
Lorwyn Eclipsed Draft
Draft in the uneasy light between Lorwyn and Shadowmoor.
Four new challenges every day
Pick one of today’s four Magic: The Gathering draft formats. Everyone starts with the same packs. Draft against the bots, build a forty-card deck, then see how it does when Forge’s game-engine AI plays the matches.
Free to draft and build. Running your deck requires a free account with a recovery email. Guest picks stay accessible in this browser; sign in here to attach them to your account before switching devices.
One run per challenge. Picks are final. You can pause and resume, and change your build before submission. A submitted deck is locked.
Entries close at 00:00 UTC. Existing entrants have one more hour to submit and complete at least 3 benchmark matchups with successful games to qualify for the ranking. Leave time for the queue. Finishing later normally remains possible, with an unranked result.
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How it works: draft with the bots, build forty cards, let Forge’s AI play the matches, and compare the decks.
Lorwyn Eclipsed season
Draft in the uneasy light between Lorwyn and Shadowmoor.
MIR / VIS / WTH Draft release environment
Draft MIR / VIS / WTH in published pack order.
Familiar jobs appear in unexpected colors, turning normal draft instincts sideways without abandoning coherent decks or recognizable Magic.
Four players open four alternating Double Masters products, with two rares and Pick Two all the way down.
About the card pool: cards the site’s Forge version cannot play yet are left out before packs open.
Fan-made and independent. No storefront, no prizes—just the fun of drafting.
Free to draft and build. Running your deck requires a free account with a recovery email. Guest picks stay accessible in this browser; sign in here to attach them to your account before switching devices.
One run per challenge. Picks are final. You can pause and resume, and change your build before submission. A submitted deck is locked.
Entries close at 00:00 UTC. Existing entrants have one more hour to submit and complete at least 3 benchmark matchups with successful games to qualify for the ranking. Leave time for the queue. Finishing later normally remains possible, with an unranked result.
Full daily rules and replay details → · Who will my deck face?
Your starting packs and bot roster are shared; your picks can change what happens next. How the shared challenge works →
Lorwyn Eclipsed revisits a beloved plane as light and shadow overlap. Typal decks share the table with vivid multicolor incentives, blight's -1/-1-counter bargains, transforming double-faced cards, hybrid mana, evoke, and persist.
Creature types make the obvious lanes visible, but hybrid cards, vivid payoffs, and counter interactions create the draft's most interesting crosscurrents.
Five prominent color pairs are typal; the other five use mechanical themes, giving the table both tribal lanes and less linear alternatives.
It translates one of Magic's most distinctive settings into modern Limited design, preserving its creature-type identity while letting every card show the tension between Lorwyn and Shadowmoor.
Free to draft and build. Running your deck requires a free account with a recovery email. Guest picks stay accessible in this browser; sign in here to attach them to your account before switching devices.
One run per challenge. Picks are final. You can pause and resume, and change your build before submission. A submitted deck is locked.
Entries close at 00:00 UTC. Existing entrants have one more hour to submit and complete at least 3 benchmark matchups with successful games to qualify for the ranking. Leave time for the queue. Finishing later normally remains possible, with an unranked result.
Full daily rules and replay details → · Who will my deck face?
Your starting packs and bot roster are shared; your picks can change what happens next. How the shared challenge works →
Open MIR / VIS / WTH in its published historical order using pinned MTGJSON booster sheets.
The challenge opens the listed products in order from version-pinned weighted booster sheets.
Archetypes and signals follow the named historical card pool rather than a merged block approximation.
This keeps a real release-stage Limited environment available instead of collapsing an era into a made-up block draft.
Free to draft and build. Running your deck requires a free account with a recovery email. Guest picks stay accessible in this browser; sign in here to attach them to your account before switching devices.
One run per challenge. Picks are final. You can pause and resume, and change your build before submission. A submitted deck is locked.
Entries close at 00:00 UTC. Existing entrants have one more hour to submit and complete at least 3 benchmark matchups with successful games to qualify for the ranking. Leave time for the queue. Finishing later normally remains possible, with an unranked result.
Full daily rules and replay details → · Who will my deck face?
Your starting packs and bot roster are shared; your picks can change what happens next. How the shared challenge works →
Timothée Simonot · 2016-11 · Use the listed edition when it resolves; otherwise use the first English paper printing.
Free to draft and build. Running your deck requires a free account with a recovery email. Guest picks stay accessible in this browser; sign in here to attach them to your account before switching devices.
One run per challenge. Picks are final. You can pause and resume, and change your build before submission. A submitted deck is locked.
Entries close at 00:00 UTC. Existing entrants have one more hour to submit and complete at least 3 benchmark matchups with successful games to qualify for the ranking. Leave time for the queue. Finishing later normally remains possible, with an unranked result.
Full daily rules and replay details → · Who will my deck face?
Your starting packs and bot roster are shared; your picks can change what happens next. How the shared challenge works →