We will be hosting weekly Tourneys from October throughout December with 10.000 Gems as a first prize! Links to all Tourneys will be posted here:

AetherHub Community Tournament 2/11/2019

Brawl AetherHub Community Tournament 26/10/2019

Standard Community Tournament October 19th 1:30PM EST / 10:30 AM PST

you can also bookmark this page, all future official AetherHub Tourneys will be posted here: aetherhub.com/User/TourneyManager

The top 16 decks will be posted in the Meta Hub and be part of the tier one meta lists.

Prize limits per account in MTG Arena: Only one 10k gem pack and 10 booster packs (each set) can be redeemed per account.

The AetherHub Community is open for everyone to participate in, the prize pool is sponsored by Wizards of the Coast.



Prior to the Tourney start, you must have the Aetherhub Tourney Page open as all pairings will be displayed here. You must also have the Streamers Twitch Channel open to know when a round starts and ends, you may mute during the games.

Host Stream: twitch.tv/mtg_arena_meta

Sign-ups

To join the Tournament you will need an AetherHub user, log in and sign in at the top of the tournament page. You need to deliver a decklist when signing up. We will accept your attendance half an hour before the tourney starts! At this point, your deck is locked and cannot be changed. When you create a decklist mark it as a Standard deck. Public Standard or MTG Standard decks can also be submitted by pasting in their URL.

Input your MTG Arena nick! Yes, it is case sensitive, copy it from within the game and do not manually type it in. Nick can be changed at a later point by opening Account -> Edit Profile

Pairings and delivering results happen within the browser during the tournament date. For more details on how this works, have a look at this article: How to Participate in an AetherHub Tourney

For how long does it run?

Being a swiss tourney with no cut to top 8 we expect the tourney to last for 6-7 rounds, with 50 minutes per round this means around 6-7 hours. You are free to drop out of the tourney at any point if you lose your rounds, but when doing so mark yourselves as dropped when you deliver the results for the round.

Format Rules

The format is either Standard or Brawl, keep an eye up at the sign-ups.

Swiss Best of 3, rounds based on participants.

50mins per round. The timer is based on the AetherHub timer on the webpage, not the in-game timer.

A tie will be issued if the round Exceeds 50 Minutes, the next round will begin early if everyone finishes before 50 Minutes.

When challenging the opponent Select "Tournament Match"

Tourney Rules

Decklist required before Tourney start. Be sure to deliver and join the Tourney at least 1 hour before we start.

Before tourney start, open the host stream and the tournament web page.

Tourney Starts Promptly at the specified time. The streamer is live at least a half-hour before the start. If you have any questions this is a good time to ask.

Use the Twitch chat for your main communication as it is easiest for the Streamer to see what is going on there. When not playing keep the streamer unmuted as the next round will start as soon as everyone is finished.

Reporting scores happens on the webpage after each round, both players have to report the score, even if they lose. Not reporting might result in a drop from the tourney.

Put in your MTG Arena nick in the Game nick field when signing up. You can edit this later by clicking on "Account" and "Edit Profile" on the site. Failure to put in the correct nick results in a drop from the Tourney.

If your game crashes, you will be issued a loss since it is not possible to resume the match again.

Tournament Process