Happy Phyrexia: All Will Be One on MTG Arena day!

We're celebrating the release of Magic's newest set on MTG Arena with a look back at the awesome details and data we know about the set from last week's Phyrexia: All Will Be One Early Access event. With hundreds of players battling in thousands of games across Standard, Sealed, and Draft—all using the latest cards from Phyrexia: All Will Be One—anyone looking to get started with the new release has their head start right here.

Let's get to the numbers.

Phyrexia: All Will Be One Draft and Sealed Download

One of the fastest ways to collect the newest cards on MTG Arena is by playing Limited—that is, jumping to a Draft or Sealed event and opening new packs. Whether you want to rise to Mythic ranking in the monthly ranked season or solve the puzzle that every Sealed pool of cards presents, knowing what might be a good strategy is where you start.

While we're not going to draft and build your deck, we can share which colors found more success during Early Access. These are the top five colors by win rate for Draft and Sealed (with more than 100 matches played).

Sheoldred peruses the Early Access stat tables

Phyrexia: All Will Be One
Premier Draft Win Rates

Deck Colors Win Rate
White-Blue-Black 54.90%
Black-Red 53.50%
Red-Green 53.50%
Blue-Red 53.30%
Green-White 53.10%

Phyrexia: All Will Be One
Premier Sealed Deck Win Rates

Deck Colors Win Rate
Red-Green 59.00%
White-Black 53.30%
Red-Black-Green 51.00%
Black-Green-White 46.90%
Green-White 46.60%

Sure, it's a small slice into early success but what cards did players choose most? Here's the most-picked cards in each color by drafters.

White

  1. Goldwarden's Helm
  2. Indoctrination Attendant
  3. The Fair Basilica
  4. Charge of the Mites
  5. Zealot's Conviction
Goldwarden's Helm  Indoctrination Attendant  The Fair Basilica
Charge of the Mites  Zealot's Conviction

Blue

  1. Eye of Malcator
  2. Vivisurgeon's Insight
  3. Meldweb Curator
  4. Experimental Augury
  5. Quicksilver Fisher
Eye of Malcator  Vivisurgeon's Insight  Meldweb Curator
Experimental Augury  Quicksilver Fisher

Black

  1. Whisper of the Dross
  2. Cruel Grimnarch
  3. Blightbelly Rat
  4. Annihilating Glare
  5. Offer Immortality
Whisper of the Dross  Cruel Grimnarch  Blightbelly Rat
Annihilating Glare  Offer Immortality

Red

  1. Blazing Crescendo
  2. Axiom Engraver
  3. Bladegraft Aspirant
  4. The Autonomous Furnace
  5. Thrill of Possibility
Blazing Crescendo  Axiom Engraver  Bladegraft Aspirant
The Autonomous Furnace  Thrill of Possibility

Green

  1. Predation Steward
  2. Oil-Gorger Troll
  3. Ichorspit Basilisk
  4. Rustvine Cultivator
  5. Contagious Vorrac
Predation Steward  Oil-Gorger Troll  Ichorspit Basilisk
Rustvine Cultivator  Contagious Vorrac

Colorless

  1. Prophetic Prism
  2. Phyrexian Atlas
  3. Maze Skullbomb
  4. Myr Kinsmith
  5. Furnace Skullbomb
Prophetic Prism  Phyrexian Atlas  Maze Skullbomb
Myr Kinsmith  Furnace Skullbomb

Which will hold up to the test of drafting and which will be left as early experiments? You'll have to draft the set yourself to discover the answer.

Phyrexia: All Will Be One Standard's Most-Played Cards

The first weeks of an updated Standard format are always exciting as new cards—and new strategies they offer—enter play. One day of play won't be enough to tease out the newest decks to watch, but we do know which cards made their way into Standard action first.

These are the most-played Phyrexia: All Will Be One cards in Standard from Early Access.

Uncommons

  1. Armored Scrapgorger
  2. Evolving Adaptive
  3. Tyvar's Stand
  4. Drown in Ichor
  5. Sheoldred's Edict
Armored Scrapgorger  Evolving Adaptive  Tyvar's Stand
Drown in Ichor  Sheoldred's Edict

Rares

  1. Bloated Contaminator
  2. Venerated Rotpriest
  3. Skrelv's Hive
  4. Copperline Gorge
  5. Skrelv, Defector Mite
Bloated Contaminator  Venerated Rotpriest  Skrelv's Hive
Copperline Gorge  Skrelv, Defector Mite

Mythic Rares

  1. Vraska, Betrayal's Sting
  2. Mondrak, Glory Dominus
  3. Phyrexian Obliterator
  4. Nissa, Ascended Animist
  5. Tyrranax Rex
Vraska, Betrayal's Sting  Mondrak, Glory Dominus  Phyrexian Obliterator
Nissa, Ascended Animist  Tyrranax Rex

Phyrexia: All Will Be One Is Here

Now that you have some (preliminary) tools to match your talent, your next step might be to jump into the Standard Metagame Challenge, February 10–13, and test yourself while claiming rewards for your well-planned strategies. Or you can climb the ranked season ladder in Quick Drafts and Premier Drafts, take your new deck builds up against others in Standard or Alchemy matches, and much more on MTG Arena. See what's coming up in the MTG Arena event schedule in the weekly announcements.

Don't forget to take what you've learned out to your local game store for Phyrexia: All Will Be One events, too, to get that analog experience of opening packs, finding amazing cards, and having fun tapping and casting across from someone who could be your next friend.