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    • Defined Penalties
    • Judge Calls and Interventions
    • Issuing Penalties
    • Deck Randomization
    • Game State
    • Maintaining the Game State
      • Reverting Errored Game States
      • Irreversible and Accepted Game States
    • Variable Enforcement
    • Minor vs Major Infractions
    • Guide Advisements
  • Gameplay Errors
    • Minor Gameplay Errors
      • Missed Triggers
      • Failure to Maintain Gamestate
    • Major Gameplay Errors
      • Seeing Extra Cards
      • Private Card Error
      • Game Rule Violation
  • Tournament Errors
    • Minor Tournament Errors
      • Tardiness
      • Insufficient Shuffling
      • Deck Issue
      • Communication Policy Violation
      • False Start Violation
    • Major Tournament Errors
      • Outside Assistance
      • Game/Match End Procedures Violation
      • Decklist Issue
      • Limited Procedure Error
      • Marked Cards
      • Slow Play
  • Unsporting Conduct
    • Minor Conduct Violation
    • Major Conduct Violation
    • Bribery, Waging, and Collusion
    • Theft
    • Stalling
    • Cheating
  • Penalty Quicksheet
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Gameplay Errors

Gameplay errors fall into the category of Comprehensive Rules violations. These kinds of errors may be the most common and are usually unintentional. Judges are encouraged to investigate whether an error of this type might have been made intentionally, which falls into the category of Cheating under Unsporting Conduct.

While gameplay errors often result in either no penalties or just a warning, the third and any subsequent gameplay errors should be met with a Game Loss penalty. In a tournament spanning multiple days, error counts for players will reset each tournament day.

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Last updated 10 months ago