Card and Board Gaming
Failure to follow any of these rules may lead to ejection from the convention.
Magic Draft Rules
Each person is given a booster pack to open and chooses a card from it and passes the rest on. The first pack is passed to the left and is alternated right, left, right for the other three packs. Every card in the pack counts as a card to take, so even the land counts as a card to choose.
After the four rounds of passing, players have one hour to construct a 40 card deck from their drafted cards and provided lands. Because the cards are drafted, there are no restrictions as to what cards you can use in your deck. The players will be paired randomly with their opponents, then continue up the tournament tree.
The tournament will be single elimination and consist of three, 45 minute rounds where the best two out of three matches wins the round to advance. If time runs out, the player with the highest life total wins the match. To determine who goes first, use rock paper scissors or just agree on someone. The loser of the match will pick the turn order of the next match.
There is a $10 entry fee as everyone will get to keep the cards they draft. First place will receive an additional 3 boosters; second place will receive an additional 1 booster.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Sandbox Tournament Rules
Players have one hour to peruse our sandbox of Yu-Gi-Oh! commons and construct a 40 card deck, following the usual three card limit. The players will then be paired randomly with their opponents, then continue up their tournament tree.
The tournament will be single elimination and consist of three, 45 minute, 8000 life point rounds where the best two out of three matches wins the round to advance. If time runs out, the player with the highest life total wins the match. To determine who goes first, use rock paper scissors or just agree on someone. The loser of the match will pick the turn order of the next match.
The prize for first place is a $25 gift card. If there are enough people, the tournament will be split into two 8 man tournaments, with a prize for each first place winner.