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Hi Mark, My roommate is going to SDCC but could only get Sunday tickets. Will he still be able to get the exclusive planeswalker packs?
They are allocated so there are some sold each day. He needs to get there early though to get a ticket for the Hasbro booth.
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Hi Charlotte! I recently won a PPTQ for the first time! I qualified for June Pro Tour: Kyoto RPTQs. It puts me in an interesting position because I'm 380 Planeswalker Points away from getting to the sweet 1300 level, but now I can't play in other local PPTQs (and of course the RPTQ is in June, so it won't count for this season). There are no nearby GPs to grind points, so I'm hoping to grind local events. My question is: When am I allowed to go to more PPTQs? Thanks so much!
The answer to these and many other frequently asked questions that PPTQ winners might have are contained in this handy document that’s updated regularly: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FQP3x2kwae3CJ3UbkjeRhcBD30FTEvU77yFhkkzOr7k/edit
But to save you having to click through, you can’t play more PPTQs until next season. The last PPTQs of this season will happen on 16 April 2017.
Charlotte, A friend of mine who loves Magic was in an accident that paralyzed his dominant arm. Are there accommodations for people with disabilities like this at tournaments? How does shuffling work? Thank you.
Reasonable accommodations can be made to help support players like you friend, but they must provide their own means of accommodation. That is to say that they can have someone with them to help shuffle their deck, but they can’t expect to rely on opponents or judges to do it for them.
I’m sure there’s some way your friend can learn to shuffle at a reasonable pace with one hand, but I don’t know any specific techniques for that myself. I do know that I’ve seen plenty of players with disabilities function just fine at events and I’m sure there’s a way for your friend to be able to participate again.
Will you please put a googly eye on the Kaladesh masterpiece reprint Chrome Mox?
It’s like I don’t even have to do anything!
Hello! I was wondering if you could clarify what happens when I cast a morph that has been given cascade. My assumption is that it has a mana cost of 0 so I can't reveal any card with a lower cost and if I choose to utilize the trigger I would reveal my entire deck and then shuffle the whole thing. Is that accurate?
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You’ll reveal all the cards in your library, find nothing with a converted mana cost less than 0, and then randomize all of those cards. (Note that this isn’t shuffling for any effect that cares about shuffling.)
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Is energy supplanting charge counters?
No. Charge counters will still be used in other sets.
Today my favorite planeswalker is Jace Beleren.
What do players keep try to trick you into saying?
