Every Saturday 1.00pm Legacy Sanctioned Cost Free, but please buy a booster or $2.00. Open to all players New and Experienced of all Ages.

FNM Standard or Booster Draft: FNM 7.00pm Tuesday Nights 

also Standard every Thursday Night 7.00pm buy a booster for prize pool

Every Saturday 1.00pm Legacy and or Standard if enough Players  Open to Everyone, NEW and Experienced, This is a social league event if Not a Tournament with enough players or Depending on what the players would like. 

Open Play Every Tuesday NIGHT NOW Cost FREE / FNM if enough Players Draft or Constructed unless everyone wants Booster Draft. This evening is open to all Players who wish to socially adapt within Magic, it is Open Night therefore Groups can Play FNM or Legacy, Standard Etc.

This is New from 6.00pm on till 10.00pm you may stay longer but take responsibility to lock up the games room. We have some players who have been out for years and are looking to get back in slowly. ALL WELCOME.

 All Games Played at Fastbreak Games Centre.

1 Chapel Street Nundah 4012 Brisbane Qld

Pre Release 25th and 26th September 2010

Sealed Event: Saturday Morning at 12.01am

(this is straight after midnight friday night )

Saturday 25th July 4.00pm

Sunday 26th July 11.00am

Cost: $35.00 each event

(Each player receiving 6 booster packs of Scars of Mirrodin (40 cards )

Cost: $35.00 each event

Booster Draft

3 Scars of Mirrodin boosters

Date: Saturday 25th September 10.00am

Date: Sunday 26th September 4.00pm

Cost: $20.00

 

Launch Party

Saturday 2nd October 2010

4.00pm Sealed Deck Tournament

TOURNAMENT STRUCTURE / FORMAT

·         The Theme Release Tournament that is sanctioned by the DCI. The structure for the Release Tournament is Sealed Deck. This is run modified Swiss-style. Each player receives Scars of Mirrodin ( 6 )  To build a  40-card minimum deck.

Cost $35.00 each event

Sunday  3rd October 2010 

11.00am Start

Sealed 6 boosters of Scars of Mirrodin

Cost $35.00 includes Prize Support

 Booster Draft Both Days

Saturday 2nd October 10.00am

Sunday 3rd October 4.00pm

$20.00 entry

3 Scars of Mirrodin Boosters.

 

 

Scars of Mirrodin GAMES DAY

Compete for the crown of Scars of Mirrodin Champion!

Game Day takes place at participating Wizards Play Network locations worldwide one month after the Scars of Mirrodin release. Game Days are the first opportunity to play Standard format on a global scale with the cards from Scars of Mirrodin!

Time & Date

TBA

4.00pm start

Entry Fee $15.00

The entry fee for this event will be $15.00 (Every participant will receive boosters)

Location

Fastbreak Sports

Format

• Standard Constructed
• Deck lists are recommended

Tournament Length

• Swiss rounds - 50 minutes per round
• Number of Swiss rounds based on attendance

Advancement

• All players may participate in all Swiss rounds
• The top 8 players after the Swiss rounds will advance to the single-elimination finals
• ( Depending on Numbers )
• In the case of an event with 16 players or less, the Swiss rounds will be followed by a cut to top 4
• In the case of an event with exactly 8 players, there will be three Swiss rounds with no single-elimination cut

Top 8

(Depending on Numbers)

• Top 8 matches will be best 2 of 3
• Where necessary, the standings after the Swiss rounds will be used to determine final order in the standings

Prizes

• All participants receive a promo card exclusive to Magic Game Day (while supplies last)
• The Top 8 payers each receive a full-art promo card exclusive to Magic Game Day. Two promo cards will also be awarded as door prizes at each location.

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Some Formats for Magic the Gathering.

Constructed

In Constructed events, players create decks in advance from cards they already own, and they bring their decks to the event. A Constructed Deck has at least 60 cards in it, and it can't have more than four copies of any cards except basic lands. There are five different Sanctioned Formats:

Block

These tournaments use only cards from a particular Magic Block: usually a large expansion and its two small expansions ( when they are released). For example, the Ravnica block consists of the Ravnica: City of Guils, Guildpact, and Dissension sets. Players in a Ravnica Block tournament can use only cards from these three sets. While most players play with just most recent blocks, you can play tournaments within certain blocks.

Standard

This is perhaps the most popular Constructed format: Cards from the current core set and usually the last two blocks ( four to seven expansions) can be played in these events. Many long time players refer to this type of format as " Type 2." although that term has been out of use for years.

Extended

This format uses cards from core sets and expansions from the past six to eight years.Extended is popular among players looking to expand their tournament skills.

Vintage

Players can use nearly any Magic card ever printed, but some cards are restricted. Players can't use more than one copy of a particular restricted card in their deck. Vintage is the only format with a restricted list.

Legacy

Except for a listof banned cards, players can use nearly any Magic card ever printed.

Limited

In Limited events, building decks is part of the competition. Players recieve an amount of unopened product and create the best deck possible using only those cards. A limited deck has to be at least 40 cards. There are 3 types of limited Deck events:

Sealed Deck

Sealed Deck is perhaps the easiest format for beginning players to learn. Players are given sealed product, usually either a tournament pack and two booster packs or five boosters. Each player opens the product provided and builds the best deck he or she can. Players can add basic lands to their decks but otherwise use only the cards they were given at the start of the event through the product.

Booster Draft

A booster Draft usually has eight players, but the format also works for four to ten players. Players are seated randomly around a table.Each player recieves three booster packs. Each players opens one booster pack, looks at the cards, and selects (drafts) one card. Then each player passes the remaining cards face down to the player on his or her left. Then when finished the same happens with the second pack but gets passed to the right, then the third same happens but passed back to left. Once the drafting is completed, each player should have 45 cards to use to create a deck of at least 40 cards. Players will have to add basic land cards.

Team & Two Headed Giant Tournaments

Team and Two Headed Giant Tournaments: Players compete as individuals in most tournaments, but many of the above formats listed can also be run as a team or Two Headed Giant Tournament. ( Two Headed Giant is a two on two multiplayer varient in which the two "heads" of a team have shared turns.)