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==Description==
==Description==
In August 2020, [[Magic: The Gathering Arena]] introduced [[Magic: The Gathering Arena/Preconstructed decks|new player decks]]. Unlike previous version, the [[monocolored]] decks that each received after the tutorial matches were designed to stay rotation-proof beyond [[Standard]] 2021. The '' Arena Beginner Set'' was especially created for this prpose.
It was announced that the cards of this set would stay legal in [[Best-of-One]] matches until further notice. [[Studio X]] especially selected introductory cards that were good for new players learning to play ''[[Magic: The Gathering]]'' for the very first time and provide some obvious choices for cards players may look to replace when upgrading their decks.
To facilitate the creation of the NPE (New Player Experience) and to transition players smoothly into the normal play experience the designers introduced some [[Magic: The Gathering Arena/Exclusive cards|''MTG Arena''-exclusive digital cards]].


===List of cards===
===List of cards===


:Note: {{symbol|Tick}} MTG Arena exclusive digital card
==References==
==References==
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Revision as of 15:07, 18 March 2022

Arena Base Set
Set Information
Set symbol
Symbol description Arena logo
Release date August 4, 2020
Set size 116
Expansion code ANB
MTG Arena series
Amonkhet Remastered Arena Beginner Set Kaladesh Remastered

The Arena Beginner Set is a MTG Arena-exclusive card set that was released on August 4, 2020.[1]

Description

In August 2020, Magic: The Gathering Arena introduced new player decks. Unlike previous version, the monocolored decks that each received after the tutorial matches were designed to stay rotation-proof beyond Standard 2021. The Arena Beginner Set was especially created for this prpose.

It was announced that the cards of this set would stay legal in Best-of-One matches until further notice. Studio X especially selected introductory cards that were good for new players learning to play Magic: The Gathering for the very first time and provide some obvious choices for cards players may look to replace when upgrading their decks.

To facilitate the creation of the NPE (New Player Experience) and to transition players smoothly into the normal play experience the designers introduced some MTG Arena-exclusive digital cards.

List of cards

Note: {Tick} MTG Arena exclusive digital card

References