Tournament Rules - v1.5
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| 703.4.b.2. |
If the error is caught by the erroring player after opening hands have been drawn and it is easily possible, restore the deck to its correct state and instruct players to proceed. For example: > |
| 703.4.b.2.a. |
In game one of a match a player realizes they forgot to restore their deck to a pre-sideboard state. > |
| 703.4.b.2.a.1. |
A judge can restore their deck to the appropriate state by returning cards to the main deck and sideboard as needed. > |
| 703.4.b.2.a.1.a. |
If sideboard cards are in the player's hand, they are replaced randomly by main deck cards that were incorrectly in the sideboard. > |
| 703.4.b.2.a.2. |
Shuffle the randomized portion of the main deck once this process is complete. > |
| 703.4.b.3. |
If the error is caught by a player other than the erroring player after opening hands have been drawn, the penalty is upgraded to [Game Loss]. > |
| 703.4.b.3.a. |
At casual or competitive OPL, if the error is a player forgetting to move their Chosen Champion from their Main Deck to the chosen champion zone at setup, the judge may downgrade the penalty to a [Warning] and restore the gamestate if possible, regardless of who caught the error or at which stage of the game it occurred. > |
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