This is your chance to win a Magic: The Gathering Duskmourn Play Booster box

Entering is easy and free.

The Wanderer in red, white, and gold cutting down enemies with two swords in MTG Duskmourn set
Image via WotC

Dot Esports is running a new Magic: The Gathering giveaway for MTG Madness subscribers. Here’s how to enter and win. 

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The Duskmourn: House of Horrors set officially went live through local game stores on Sept. 20 and has a global launch on Sept. 27. Our first MTG Madness giveaway, a Squirrelled Away Bloomburrow Commander Precon, went so well that we’re stepping it up for round two. You can win a Duskmourn: House of Horrors Play Booster box by subscribing to MTG Madness. Enter your information to subscribe and be sure to check your spam folder for a welcome email in case it doesn’t show up in your Inbox. 

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How to earn multiple giveaway entries for MTG Duskmourn Play booster

A forest of plants and creatures with red flower that has blue eyeball and hand of human reaching out from inside a hanging cage in MTG Duskmourn set
Earn multiple entries to win. Image via WotC

Earning multiple entries takes less than a minute, giving you more chances to win the MTG Madness Duskmourn Play Booster giveaway. After entering your email and information, follow @heftygg on Twitter/X for one additional entry. Then click the “Refer Friends For Extra Entries” to expand the box. The expanded box will present a link you can send to friends or share with players at your local game store. 

When anyone using the link you provided enters the giveaway, you’ll get an extra entry. More people using your link to subscribe or enter the giveaway will increase your chances of winning the Duskmourn Play Booster box, so spread the word.

What is MTG Madness?

MTG Madness is a weekly newsletter that goes out every Friday. We cover news you may have missed from the past week, along with upcoming events and news. But that’s just a small part. The newsletter cuts through the fluff, providing what you need to know through short, informative, and sometimes opinionated content. By subscribing to MTG Madness, you’re automatically entered to win a giveaway, plus you get exclusive content that isn’t published on the Dot Esports site. 

Subscribe today and receive access to a graded spreadsheet of every Duskmourn: House of Horrors card for Limited and Standard formats. Each week, I also include card prices to watch for, along with Secret Lair drops. Depending on the season, the newsletter will also include meta breakdowns for Limited, Standard, and Commander.  

Does it cost anything to subscribe to MTG Madness?

No, there are no costs associated with a subscription to MTG Madness and there never will be. This is a free newsletter for all fans of Magic who want information without having to navigate Google search. We’re also a community of players with thoughts and opinions, free of judgment and harassment. 

What’s special about the MTG Duskmourn: House of Horror set?

Gremlin in green with purple face balloon behind it through MTG Duskmourn set
Open up the horrors within. Image via WotC

Thanks to WotC, I had the opportunity to play in the recent MTG Arena Duskmourn early access streamer event. Limited is much different from Bloomburrow but in a good way. The Draft archetypes bleed into one another, offering multiple deck crafting options. There are some bombs at each rarity, so be on the lookout for them. 

Standard is shaping up to potentially introduce new decks like the Azorius Enchantment build I crafted during the early access event, while other meta decks are slated to get stronger. 

The Duskmourn Play Booster box is great for collecting cards you’ll want to play with, whether it’s for Standard, Commander, or other MTG formats. It also contains cards worth money, in addition to the special treatments found in Collector Booster boxes.

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Danny Forster
Danny has been writing for Dot Esports for over five years, first as a freelancer and now as a staff writer. He is the lead beat writer for Magic: The Gathering and Teamfight Tactics. Danny is also a solid Monopoly GO player, having beaten every main event without spending a dime. When Danny isn't writing or gaming, he's chilling by the water in Spacecoast Florida with his family and friends. He's always got a tan, because touching grass is important, and loves playing strategic digital and tabletop games. Past outlets Danny has written for include TheGamer and ScreenRant.