Find the Perfect Format for Your Next Game Night
Magic: The Gathering offers a wide variety of formats, making it an exciting game for both casual and competitive players. Whether you're looking for a laid-back Magic: The Gathering game night or a high-stakes MTG tournament, there’s a format that suits every playstyle. At Tower of Games, we love bringing players together for fun and engaging matches. Here’s a breakdown of some of the best formats to try during your next visit to our Magic: The Gathering store.
Standard – The Ever-Changing Meta
Standard is one of the most popular formats in Magic: The Gathering. It features a rotating selection of recent card sets, keeping the game fresh and dynamic. Standard is perfect for players who enjoy deck-building with newer cards and adapting to the evolving metagame. If you're looking to play MTG in a structured environment, this format is a great choice.
Commander – A Social and Strategic Favorite
Commander (EDH) is a fan-favorite format where players build 100-card singleton decks around a legendary creature. With multiplayer interactions, unique deck-building restrictions, and endless strategic possibilities, Commander is a fantastic choice for a casual yet engaging Magic: The Gathering game night. At Tower of Games, Commander nights bring players together for fun, politics, and memorable plays.
Draft – Build Your Deck on the Spot
For players who love on-the-fly strategy, Draft is a thrilling format. Participants open booster packs, select cards one at a time, and build a deck from their picks. Drafting is a great way to test your adaptability and card evaluation skills. Many MTG events at Tower of Games feature Draft nights, making it a great way to sharpen your skills while having fun.
Modern – A Competitive Format with Depth
Modern is a non-rotating format that includes cards from core sets and expansions dating back to 8th Edition. It offers deep deck-building strategies and a competitive edge, making it a staple in MTG tournaments. If you're ready for high-powered gameplay and diverse deck options, Modern is worth exploring.
Pauper – Budget-Friendly but Powerful
Pauper is an excellent choice for those looking for a fun and affordable way to play Magic: The Gathering. With only common-rarity cards allowed, this format proves that power doesn’t have to come at a high cost. Pauper nights are a great way to explore unique deck strategies without breaking the bank.
Join Us for an MTG Game Night!
No matter your skill level or preferred playstyle, there's an MTG format for you! At Tower of Games, we host regular Magic: The Gathering events where players can explore new formats, meet fellow enthusiasts, and sharpen their skills. Stop by for a Magic: The Gathering game night and experience the excitement firsthand!