Other updates not involving updates to card legality may The dates of any additional announcements will be communicated with at least 4 weeks’ notice. There may be additional dates in which updates to this document will be announced. Wizards of the Coast reserves the right to alter these rules, as well as the right to interpret, modify, clarify, or otherwise issue official changes to these rules without prior notice.Ģ019 updates to this document are scheduled to be announced the Monday after each Prerelease. If a contradiction exists between this document and an official fact sheet located on the Wizards of the Coast website, the information in the fact sheet takes precedence. Official tournament fact sheets located on the Wizards of the Coast website for specific tournaments may define alternative or additional policies or procedures. In such cases, this document takes precedence. Information in this document may contradict (or have information not contained in) the Comprehensive Rules. Individuals violating DCI rules are subject to penalties defined by the appropriate document for the tournament’s Rules Enforcement Level. Spectators have their own set of responsibilities. They are responsible for following the most current version of the Magic Tournament Rules (MTR) and Magic: The Gathering Comprehensive Rules. Players and officials must treat each other in a fair and respectful manner, following both the rules and the spirit in which those rules were created. Both players and officials should cooperate to achieve their common goal of running a proper DCI-sanctioned tournament. All players are treated equally and share responsibilities according to the Rules Enforcement Level (REL) of the tournament. This ensures equal treatment of players in different regions and also enables their smooth transition to international tournaments. DCI-sanctioned tournaments are to be run consistently regardless of their location. The purpose of this document is to provide the infrastructure used to run Magic: The Gathering (“ Magic”) tournaments by defining appropriate rules, responsibilities, and procedures to be followed in all DCI-sanctioned, competitive-level Magic tournaments. Casual tournaments offer a single Planeswalker Point for participation. Rated tournaments offer Planeswalker Points for each win, draw, or bye a player earns. There are two types of sanctioned Magic tournaments: rated and casual.
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