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MAGIC: the GATHERING® TOURNAMENT RULES Effective October 1, 2012 MAGIC: THE GATHERING® TOURNAMENT RULES Effective October 1, 2012 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................4 1. Tournament Fundamentals ....................................................................................................................................5 1.1 Tournament Types ......................................................................................................................................5 1.2 Publishing Tournament Information ..........................................................................................................5 1.3 Tournament Roles ......................................................................................................................................5 1.4 Participation Eligibility ..............................................................................................................................5 1.5 DCI Membership Number ..........................................................................................................................7 1.6 Tournament Organizer ................................................................................................................................7 1.7 Head Judge .................................................................................................................................................7 1.8 Floor Judges................................................................................................................................................7 1.9 Scorekeeper ................................................................................................................................................8 1.10 Players ........................................................................................................................................................8 1.11 Spectators ...................................................................................................................................................9 2. Tournament Mechanics .......................................................................................................................................10 2.1 Match Structure ........................................................................................................................................10 2.2 Play/Draw Rule ........................................................................................................................................10 2.3 Pregame Procedures .................................................................................................................................10 2.4 Conceding or Intentionally Drawing Games or Matches .........................................................................11 2.5 End-of-Match Procedure ..........................................................................................................................11 2.6 Time Extensions .......................................................................................................................................11 2.7 Deck Registration .....................................................................................................................................11 2.8 Deck Checks .............................................................................................................................................12 2.9 Appeals to the Head Judge .......................................................................................................................12 2.10 Dropping from a Tournament ...................................................................................................................12 2.11 Taking Notes ............................................................................................................................................13 2.12 Electronic Devices ....................................................................................................................................13 2.13 Video Coverage ........................................................................................................................................13 2.14 Life Totals ................................................................................................................................................14 3. Tournament Rules ...............................................................................................................................................15 3.1 Tiebreakers ...............................................................................................................................................15 3.2 Format and Ratings Categories.................................................................................................................15 3.3 Authorized Cards ......................................................................................................................................16 3.4 Proxy Cards ..............................................................................................................................................16 3.5 Innistrad Block Checklist Cards...............................................................................................................16 3.6 Card Interpretation ....................................................................................................................................17 3.7 New Releases............................................................................................................................................17 3.8 Game Markers ..........................................................................................................................................17 3.9 Card Shuffling ..........................................................................................................................................18 3.10 Sleeves ......................................................................................................................................................18 3.11 Marked Cards ...........................................................................................................................................18 3.12 Hidden Information ..................................................................................................................................19 3.13 Tapped/Flipped Cards ..............................................................................................................................19 3.14 Graveyard Order .......................................................................................................................................19 3.15 Sideboard ..................................................................................................................................................19 4. Communication ...................................................................................................................................................20 4.1 Player Communication .............................................................................................................................20 4.2 Tournament Shortcuts ..............................................................................................................................21 1 4.3 Out-of-Order Sequencing .........................................................................................................................22 4.4 Triggered Abilities ....................................................................................................................................22 4.5 Team/Two-Headed Giant Communication ..............................................................................................22 5. Tournament Violations ........................................................................................................................................23 5.1 Cheating ....................................................................................................................................................23 5.2 Collusion and Bribery ...............................................................................................................................23 5.3 Wagering ..................................................................................................................................................23 5.4 Unsporting Conduct ..................................................................................................................................23 5.5 Slow Play ..................................................................................................................................................24 6. Constructed Tournament Rules ...........................................................................................................................25 6.1 Deck Construction Restrictions ................................................................................................................25 6.2 Sideboard Use ...........................................................................................................................................25 6.3 Standard Format Deck Construction ........................................................................................................26 6.4 Extended Format Deck Construction .......................................................................................................27
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