Game night · Role-playing and campaigns
Find people to play Magic: The Gathering.
The original collectible card game, played one-on-one or in multiplayer formats like Commander. Tables become a standing weekly group to play and trade.
Magic: The Gathering at game night
Players
2 to 6 players, usually 4.
Levels welcome
Teach me, Casual or Serious. You'll sit with people at a similar level.
Where you'd play
In public: a board-game café, a library or a coffee shop. Your table votes on where.
Every week
A standing weekly table, so it carries on with the same people.
How a Magic: The Gathering table comes together
Tick Magic: The Gathering in the app
Choose Teach me, Casual or Serious.
Sign up for game night
Choose game night on your area's weekly group night. Sign-ups close two days before.
Get your table
2 to 6 people, usually 4. The table becomes a standing weekly group. Everyone at it fits everyone else as a friend match, and plays at a similar level.
Pick the place and play
Your table votes on where to play, and the app plans the rest. No chat.
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Questions
Is it one evening or a regular group?
A regular group. Tables for Magic: The Gathering meet every week on game night, so it carries on with the same people. You can leave the table whenever you like.
I've never played Magic: The Gathering. Can I join?
Yes. Choose Teach me and you'll sit with people who already know it and are happy to show you.
Is it free?
Yes. Joining and game nights are free. The only charge is ID verification, $4.99, before your first meeting. A venue may charge for a table, a drink or the game library.
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Find your Magic: The Gathering table.
Free to join, in your browser or on iPhone. Answer at your own pace, and skip anything with “Rather not say.”