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MTG Arena, Premier DraftMoxMind overlay
MTG Arena draft with the MoxMind overlay grading every card in the packD+CAB+FD-B-DDBD-D+A-D+TAKENEXT
MoxMind162 credits⚙✕
P3 · p1locked WRLorehold
TAKE
Burst LightningA
Premium removal in RW. The deck is top-heavy and short on cheap interaction.
Next: Tablet of Discovery. Fixing and a card, but it does not answer anything.
Burst LightningA
Pursue the PastA-
Tablet of DiscoveryB+
Tackle ArtistB
Ascendant DustspeakerB-
Vicious RivalryC
Bogwater LumaretD+
Paradox GardensD+
Resonating LuteD+
Chase InspirationD
HOLETwo-drops, cheap interaction
WATCHFixing, curve-out threats
Alt+S · settingsdrag to move

MoxMind is a draft helper for MTG Arena limited. It sits on top of Arena, grades every card for the deck you’re actually building, and reads what the seats around you are passing. Every pick, in about five seconds.

Your first limited event is free. No card required.Windows 10 and 11, macOS 14+. iPhone and Android app coming.

  • Premier
  • Traditional
  • Quick Draft
  • Pick Two

Every current Arena set. Grades on the cards, not in another window.

A grade for your deck. Not a tier list.

Tier lists rate a card in a vacuum. MoxMind rates it against the pool you’ve built, the stage of the draft, and the colours your seat is being fed. The same card is an A in one pool and a D in another, and it tells you which.

  • Every card in the pack gets a letter, on the card
  • One sentence on what decides this pick, never a paragraph
  • Runner-up named, so a close call looks like one
MoxMind162 credits⚙✕
P2 · p3locked WRR open
TAKE
Last GaspA
Premium removal; the pool has none. Tier says B+. For this deck it's an A.
Next: Colossus of the Blood Age. A bomb, but the third six-drop.
Last GaspA
Colossus of the Blood AgeB+
Deluge VirtuosoD
Soaring StonegliderB
Fractal TenderF

A B+ removal spell graded A because the deck has no removal. A UG card graded F because the deck is RW in pack 2.

It reads the table so you don’t have to.

Every pack you’re passed is evidence. MoxMind scores what arrives late and what wheels, per colour, from every pack you’ve seen. It knows packs one and three come from the same neighbour, and pack two comes from the seats you fed.

  • Open, contested and cut colours, as chips
  • Bot pods treated as the weak evidence they are
  • What you cut in pack one is expected back in pack two
Table read · pack 1 · from the rightwheels at p13
W4.1wide
B3.7wide
U2.3wide
R1.9open
G1.2open

W: Stirring Hopesinger (A+, p8), Practiced Offense (A+, p7). B: Last Gasp (B+, p8) wheeled. Your P1 cuts: R hard, expect red from the left in pack 2.

Computed, not guessed. The model judges the conclusions; it doesn’t recount the packs.

By pack three it knows what the deck is missing.

Playables toward 23. Creatures toward 14. Two-drops, removal, fixing, top end. MoxMind counts the pool every pick and names the hole, so pack three goes on filling it instead of another five-drop.

  • “Hole” and “watch” under every pick, in a few words
  • Curve and colour commitment tracked from pick one
  • Splashes called splashes, never a quiet third colour
Pool
31 cards, playables 18/23, creatures 11
Curve
1:1 · 2:3 · 3:6 · 4:4 · 5:3 · 6+:2
Hole
Two-drops. Take the safest playable.
Watch
Nothing left to read. Fill the deck.

The panel at pack 3, pick 6, locked WR with black contested.

Then it builds the deck.

When the draft ends, one click turns forty-five picks into a registered deck: colours confirmed from the pool, 23 spells, lands split by the pips you’re actually casting. Decklist and sideboard on two tabs. Move what you disagree with.

  • One build per event, cached. No re-rolling for a different answer.
  • Sealed pools too, from scratch
Decklist · 23Sideboard · 22Lands · 17
  • Stirring HopesingerA+
  • Practiced OffenseA+
  • Last GaspA
  • Crackle with PowerA
  • Molten-Core MaestroA-
  • Colossus of the Blood AgeA-
  • Antiquities on the LooseA-
  • Subterranean TremorsB+
  • Soaring StonegliderB
  • Goblin GlasswrightB-
  • Inkling MascotB-
  • Melancholic PoetC+
LandsPlains 8Mountain 8Swamp 1One splash, one source of fixing

Built by the same model that graded the picks, with the whole pool’s costs and colours in front of it.

And a phone app for the rest of it.

The same account and the same credits, on iPhone and Android. Coming to the App Store and Google Play.

  • Card grades for any set, searchable and sorted how you like, no credit spent
  • A Sealed pool read off a photo, shown to you to correct, built only when you say so
  • Your events, your picks and your deck, wherever you are
  • A life counter and a coin flip for playing in paper

Card Grades

Every card in the set, as the advisor sees it. No credit used.

SetSecrets of Strixhaven SOS
WUBRGMulti
Sort① Colour② GradeA–Z
Stirring HopesingerCreature · rareA+
Practiced OffenseInstant · uncommonA
Soaring StonegliderCreature · commonB+
Quick StudyInstant · commonB
Inkling MascotCreature · commonB-
Melancholic PoetCreature · commonC+

Install once. It shows up when a pack does.

Install MoxMind.

A small app for Windows and Mac. Sign in with the account you create here; your credits follow it.

Turn on Detailed Logs.

In Arena: Settings then Account then Detailed Logs (Plugin Support). That’s how MoxMind sees your picks. One toggle, once.

Draft.

Grades land on the cards a few seconds after each pack opens. Build the deck when the draft ends.

One credit is one whole draft.

One credit covers one limited event: a Draft from first pick to finished deck, or a Sealed pool built. Plans renew monthly. Cancel any time from your account.

Every plan gets all of it

  • Every card graded the moment the pack opens
  • The table read: what is open, what is being cut
  • A 40-card deck built when the draft ends, with a plan for playing it
  • Every Arena limited queue, Sealed included

Out of credits?

10 extra events for $4.99, one time. Top up any membership, no plan change required. It never expires.

Not sure yet? Your first limited event is free, no card required.

The short answers.

Is this allowed?

MoxMind reads the log Arena writes for third-party tools, looks at your screen to find the cards, and draws a window on top. It never touches the game's memory or its network traffic.

Does it work in Quick Draft?

Yes. It grades every pick against bots too. It just treats the table read as the weak evidence bot passes are, and leans on power and curve instead.

What if my internet drops?

The pack is shown ungraded and the panel says so. It retries on the next pack. The draft counts as one credit either way.

Mac?

Yes. Apple Silicon and Intel, macOS 14 or later. Same account, same credits.

More questions in the FAQ

Your next draft is a better one.

Download, sign in, open a pack. Grades are on the cards before the timer moves.