This app simplifies participation in Magic: The Gathering events at local stores and allows for home tournaments. It includes a life counter, event pairing, standings tracking, and a comprehensive card database. Manage your games and discover new cards with ease.
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1.11.74
September 19, 2026
Reality Fracture arrives October 2, and Prerelease starts September 25. This update has general improvements and bug fixes. REALITY FRACTURE PRERELEASE September 25 through October 1 Your first look at the Echoverse happens at your local game store. Build a 40-card Sealed deck from a Reality Fracture Prerelease Pack and battle your fellow players. Each pack includes 6 Reality Fracture Play Boosters, a traditional foil promo card, a deck box, and a Spindown die. If you preordered Reality Fracture products from your store, you can pick those up starting September 25 while supplies last. REALITY FRACTURE RELEASES OCTOBER 2 Store Championships, Standard Showdown, Magic Academy, Two-Headed Giant Commander Night, and more run at WPN stores through November 5. IN THIS UPDATE Bug fixes and performance improvements Use Companion to find events near you, register, view pairings and standings, and track life totals at the table. Head to the Magic website for the full Reality Fracture event lineup.
More4 issues
App crashes frequently
Event scores not properly recorded
4 requests
Add ability to view double-sided card details
Improve search functionality and filters
The app is the official companion for Magic: The Gathering, designed to streamline participation in local store events and organize tournaments at home. It features a life counter, event pairing and standings, and a comprehensive card database.
To join an event, attend a participating local store, open the Magic Companion app, select 'JOIN EVENT', and enter the Event Code provided by the store. The app will then help you find your first matchup and notify you of new rounds.
The app is free to download and use for its core features, including the life counter and personal event organization for up to 8 players. However, a Wizards Account is required for in-store events, running events for more than 8 players at home, and unlocking advanced event settings.
Key features include a built-in life counter, official support for store events with automatic pairing and standings, a home tournament organizer for up to 8 players, and a card database with over 17,000 cards for browsing and searching.
Yes, you can use the app to run your own tournaments for up to 8 friends using the Home Tournament Organizer. You can add player names, and the app will track pairings and standings. The built-in life counter is also useful for tracking individual games.
