About & privacy
MTG Draft runs Magic: The Gathering cube drafts that take days instead of an evening: everyone picks when it suits them and gets a message when it’s their turn. It’s a small, free site run by Nathan for a group of friends. There are no ads, and nothing here is sold.
Contact
Questions, problems, or a request about your data: support@mtgdraft.gg.
What the site keeps about you
- Your username, email address, timezone and notification settings.
- Your password, stored only as a scrambled hash that can’t be turned back into the password.
- If you link Discord: your Discord ID, Discord username and Discord picture. Nothing else from your Discord account; the site asks Discord for your identity only, not your email or servers.
- The card you choose as your picture, if you choose one.
- What you do in drafts: your seats, picks, wishlists, card suggestions and votes, and a log of the messages the site sent you.
Who else sees it
Only the services the site needs in order to work:
- Railway hosts the site and its database.
- Resend sends the site’s emails, so it handles your address and the emails themselves.
- Discord, if you link it: the site sends you direct messages, and a draft’s channel shows players’ names and picks.
- Cloudflare stores card images and Bunny.net delivers them, so Bunny sees your device’s internet address when your browser loads a card.
- Scryfall supplies card information, and the card art you choose as your picture loads from Scryfall’s site.
- MTGJSON, a free community project, supplies how each set’s boosters are put together, for drafts from a set’s boosters. Nothing about you is sent to it.
Other players in your drafts see your username, picture, seat and picks. Otherwise a draft can only be opened by the site’s admin, or by anyone with the link if the person running it chose that.
Cookies
The only cookies are the ones that keep you signed in and protect the sign-in forms, plus a few that last minutes while you link Discord. There are no advertising, tracking or analytics cookies, and no analytics of any kind.
Emails
Draft emails (your turn, deadlines, a card picked for you) can be turned off from the link at the bottom of any of them, or in your account. Emails you ask for, like a password reset, still arrive.
Deleting your account
You can delete your account yourself, at the bottom of your account page. Your email, password, Discord link, picture and saved lists are deleted. Your picks in finished drafts stay part of those drafts, shown as “Former player”, so other players’ draft history stays whole. The site’s own nightly backups are kept for 14 days, so a deleted account is gone from them two weeks later.