r/mtglegacy
Discussion on Magic: the Gathering's Legacy (Type 1.5) format, decks, cards, tournaments, etc.
How to think about r/mtglegacy
This community focuses on the Legacy format of Magic: The Gathering, often referred to as Type 1.5. It serves as a hub for discussions about deck strategies, card evaluations, tournament results, and the evolving metagame. What sets this community apart is its deep appreciation for the complexity and diversity of Legacy, attracting both casual players and competitive enthusiasts who value the format's rich history and card pool.
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Audience
Members typically include a mix of competitive players, casual fans, and collectors, with a strong emphasis on strategy and deck-building. The demographic skews towards adults, often male, who have a long-standing interest in Magic: The Gathering. Participants are generally passionate about the game, eager to share insights and engage in thoughtful discussions about card interactions and tournament play.
Posting culture
The posting culture is characterized by detailed analyses, deck lists, and tournament reports. High-quality content that provides strategic insights or innovative deck ideas tends to thrive, while low-effort posts, memes, or promotional content are often downvoted. Members are encouraged to engage in constructive discussions, and the community values well-researched contributions. Posting frequency can vary, but active discussions often spike around major tournaments or new set releases.
Brand engagement notes
Brands should approach this community with caution, as members are generally skeptical of overt promotions. Authentic engagement through sharing valuable insights, sponsoring tournaments, or providing educational content about the Legacy format can resonate well. Brands that contribute to discussions or support community events without pushing products directly are more likely to be welcomed. Avoiding spammy promotions and focusing on building genuine relationships with players will yield better results.
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FAQ
r/mtglegacy — frequently asked questions
Quick facts about this subreddit's size, history, focus, and related communities.
How many subscribers does r/mtglegacy have?
r/mtglegacy has approximately 45,659 subscribers as of May 27, 2026.
When was r/mtglegacy created?
r/mtglegacy was created on April 27, 2013 (13 years ago).
What is r/mtglegacy about?
This community focuses on the Legacy format of Magic: The Gathering, often referred to as Type 1.5. It serves as a hub for discussions about deck strategies, card evaluations, tournament results, and the evolving metagame. What sets this community apart is its deep appreciation for the complexity and diversity of Legacy, attracting both casual players and competitive enthusi…
What subreddits are similar to r/mtglegacy?
Communities similar to r/mtglegacy include r/modernmagic, r/pauper, r/pioneermtg, r/competitiveedh, r/mtgo.
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