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Game Rules Violation

Game Rules Violation. Bazaar of Moxen 8 Judge Conference. Plan. What is (not) a GRV? What is the procedure? (penalty then fix) Examples. The documents. 3 Documents. Tournament Rules. Comprehensive Rules. Infraction Procedure Guide. Judging at Regular. Infractions in Competitive.

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Game Rules Violation

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  1. Game Rules Violation Bazaar of Moxen 8 Judge Conference

  2. Plan • What is (not) a GRV? • What is the procedure? (penalty then fix) • Examples

  3. The documents 3 Documents TournamentRules ComprehensiveRules Infraction Procedure Guide Judgingat Regular

  4. Infractions in Competitive Infraction Procedure Guide UnsportingConduct TournamentErrors Game Play Errors

  5. What is not a GRV? Game Play Errors Game Rules Violation My mistakes (ImproperDrawingat Start of Game) Lookingat Extra Cards DrawingExtra Card MT Failure to Maintain Game State Their mistakes

  6. What is a GRV? I played the wrongcard! Casting cost Game Rules Violation Forgetting to name Illegaltarget Forgot to discard Leftovercreature

  7. The Penalty Warning : For tracking purposes Upgradeable to a GL Time Extension!

  8. The Penalty Warning : For tracking purposes Upgradeable to a GL Time Extension! Game Loss : If an error can’t be detected by the opponent. (morph, forgetting to reveal on a conditional tutor…) If the information needed to verify the legality was ever in a uniquely identifiable position (such as on top of the library or as the only card in hand) after the infraction was committed, do not upgrade the penalty and reveal the information if possible.

  9. The 3 fixes : Back-up : You’re trying to get the gamestate as close as possible to what it should be.

  10. The 3 fixes : Leave it as it is : You’re not making anything worse. Back-up : You’re trying to get the gamestate as close as possible to what it should be.

  11. The 3 fixes : Leave it as it is : You’re not making anything worse. Exceptions :Naming Error Forget to discard Wrong move Back-up : You’re trying to get the gamestate as close as possible to what it should be.

  12. Examples PR Time: Apps.magicjudges.org <- forums Mtgfrance.com <- local forums Knowledge pool <- scenario discussions Judge Study Group

  13. Examples The state from the future (knowledge pool edition) ; • A Path to exile a 2/2 Bear. B puts it into their graveyard … later in the turn • B plays Tragic Slip : “Morbid?” • A “What died? Snapcaster should have been exiled.” • B “Snap! Let’s exile it. (textbook partial fix) • A.. “so no morbid? You already played your spell right? Juuuudge?”

  14. Examples DemonicEnlightement • End of Adam’sturn, Nolan castEnlightenedTutorand does not reveal. • Beginning of histurn, Nolan draws and Adam calls a judge. Nolan has now 3 cards in hands.

  15. Examples No takesies backsies • Nicol controls a Thalia, Guardian of Thraben • Ajani casts a Gitaxian Probe saying « probe you, pay 2 life ». • Nicol points out his Thalia and it appears that Ajani has several untapped lands. He does not want to use them. Nicol does not want Ajani to « take back » his spell.

  16. Examples What did you name? • Niko controls an Adapative Automaton naming Sliver. Adam casts shock. • Niko reponds by playing Restoration Angel and blinks the Automaton <- oops • Judge call !

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