Tournament Rules - v1.6
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| 703.4.c.2.a. |
In game one of a match a player realizes they forgot to restore their deck to a pre-sideboard state. |
| 703.4.c.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.c.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.c.2.a.2. |
Shuffle the randomized portion of the main deck once this process is complete. |
| 703.4.c.3. |
If the error is caught by anyone other than the erroring player after opening hands have been drawn, the penalty is upgraded to [Game Loss]. |
| 703.4.c.4. |
In either case, if restoring the deck to its correct state is not possible, the penalty is upgraded to [Game Loss]. |
| 703.4.c.4.a. |
Example: A player has two total copies of Traveling Merchant on their registered decklist, one in their Main Deck and one in their Sideboard. During game one of a match a player draws and plays one Traveling Merchant. On a later turn, they draw the second copy and realize they forgot to de-sideboard. At this point, since both Traveling Merchants have been drawn, restoring the deck is not possible as there is no easy 1 to 1 swap that can be made to restore the correct deck state. |
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