Tournament Rules - v1.6
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| 204.5.a.1. |
At high OPL, judges may not answer direct questions about the results of game actions a player has not yet taken. In these situations, players must ask questions about the rules. Examples: |
| 204.5.a.1.a. |
Inappropriate question: “If I attack and conquer this battlefield with my Tryndamere, Barbarian, will I score the winning point?” |
| 204.5.a.1.b. |
Appropriate question: “Can point scoring abilities like Tryndamere’s score you the winning point?” |
| 204.5.a.1.c. |
Judges may ask players to rephrase their questions to be appropriate where possible. |
| 204.5.b. |
Provide rulings related to game and policy violations brought to their attention. |
| 204.5.c. |
Intervening in games when they see an error occur to apply the appropriate fixes and penalties. This does not apply to Missed Trigger errors. |
| 204.5.c.1. |
Judges should intervene AFTER an error occurs and should not attempt to prevent a player from erroring. This does not apply to proactively intervening in cases of Unsporting Conduct. |
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