MTG Draft Simulator: Practice Booster Draft Free
Practice booster drafts with 34 Magic: The Gathering sets. Pick cards from packs against 7 AI opponents and build your 40-card deck.
Choose a Set to Draft (34 available)
Reality Fracture
Start DraftThe Hobbit
Start DraftMarvel Super Heroes
Start DraftSecrets of Strixhaven
Start DraftTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Start DraftLorwyn Eclipsed
Start DraftAvatar: The Last Airbender
Start DraftMarvel's Spider-Man
Start DraftEdge of Eternities
Start DraftFinal Fantasy
Start DraftTarkir: Dragonstorm
Start DraftAetherdrift
Start DraftFoundations
Start DraftDuskmourn: House of Horror
Start DraftBloomburrow
Start DraftAssassin's Creed
Start DraftModern Horizons 3
Start DraftOutlaws of Thunder Junction
Start DraftMurders at Karlov Manor
Start DraftThe Lost Caverns of Ixalan
Start DraftWilds of Eldraine
Start DraftThe Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth
Start DraftMarch of the Machine
Start DraftPhyrexia: All Will Be One
Start DraftThe Brothers' War
Start DraftDominaria United
Start DraftStreets of New Capenna
Start DraftKamigawa: Neon Dynasty
Start DraftInnistrad: Crimson Vow
Start DraftInnistrad: Midnight Hunt
Start DraftAdventures in the Forgotten Realms
Start DraftModern Horizons 2
Start DraftStrixhaven: School of Mages
Start DraftKaldheim
Start DraftPractice Magic: The Gathering booster drafts with our free online draft simulator. Draft against 7 AI opponents, pick cards from rotating packs, and build a winning 40-card deck. Perfect for preparing for FNM, prerelease events, or learning a new draft format.
How to Draft
- Choose a set and start a draft with 7 AI opponents
- Open a pack, pick the best card, and pass the remaining cards
- Repeat for 3 packs (14 picks each) — 42 cards total
- Build a 40-card deck from your picks plus basic lands
The Three Draft Modes, and Which One You Want
Draft simulators divide into types for a reason — they do not practise the same thing. All three are here.
- Solo draft — seven bots, no clock and nobody to wait for. This is the mode for learning a new set before a prerelease: you can replay the same opening pack until you know what each colour is offering. Start with Reality Fracture.
- Multiplayer draft — a room with real players, bots covering any empty seats. It is the only mode that reproduces the part bots cannot imitate — reading the signals in what gets passed to you. Open a room.
- Sealed — six packs and build, with no passing. It is the actual prerelease format, so it is what to practise the week before one. Sealed simulator.
Every Pick Comes With Its Tier Rating
As you draft, each card shows its rating from that set’s draft tier list, S through F. That covers the thing a simulator alone cannot give you: knowing, at the moment of the pick, whether your choice matches the evaluation or whether you are passing the bomb. The tier lists cover the same 34 sets as the simulator.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does an MTG booster draft work?
In a booster draft, 8 players each open a pack, pick one card, then pass the remaining cards to the next player. This repeats for 3 packs, alternating pass direction. After all picks, you build a 40-card deck from your drafted cards plus basic lands.
How many cards do you pick in a draft?
You pick 42 cards total (14 per pack × 3 packs), then build a 40-card deck using approximately 23 non-land cards and 17 basic lands. Not all drafted cards need to be in your final deck.
Can I practice drafting MTG for free?
Yes. No account is needed to start — without signing in you get one draft per day. A free account gives you two per day, and subscriptions raise the limit. Nothing to install, and no card details are asked for.
How do you use an MTG draft simulator?
Pick a set, start the draft, and you are dealt a pack. Click the card you want to keep and the simulator passes the rest to the other seven players while you receive the neighbouring pack. After 42 picks you build a 40-card deck. On MTG Picker each card also shows its rating from that set’s draft tier list, so you can see whether your pick matches the evaluation.
What are the different types of MTG draft simulator?
Three, and all three are here. Solo draft against seven bots, for practising at your own pace. Multiplayer draft in a room with real players, with bots filling any empty seats. And sealed, where you open six packs and build without passing, which is the prerelease format.