Tournament Rules - v1.6
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| 701.3.c. |
Some errors include remedies beyond the scope of the base penalty, to protect competition officials from accusations of bias. |
| 701.3.d. |
If a single error leads to multiple related penalties, judges should issue only the one with the most severe penalty. |
| 701.4. |
Shuffling |
| 701.4.a. |
Some remedies require shuffling the randomized portion of the deck. |
| 701.4.b. |
Many cards recycle cards to the bottom of a deck. The judge should do what they can using information available from the game state and from the players to determine which portion of the deck is knowable by one or more players, and separate those before shuffling that deck. |
| 701.4.b.1. |
If no randomized portion of the deck exists and it is possible, judges may complete remedies without shuffling. |
| 701.4.b2. |
If judges can’t confidently determine the full randomized portion of a deck, they may shuffle as much of the deck as needed to perform a remedy. |
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