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Preparing for WPNQs: Competitive REL Guidelines
WPNQs work a little differently than most in-store play. Here’s what you need to know about running events at Competitive Rules Enforcement Level.READ MORE
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Invite new players to join your community with a Welcome Deck tutorial and a showcase of both the game and its social benefits.
Every Friday, offer a "Night of Magic" aimed at all levels of players and make your store the place to have fun.
Build excitement for a new Magic set, one week before the set's release, with a Sealed Deck event.
Celebrate the release of a new Magic set with a weekend of collection-building Booster Draft events that reward participants with foil, alternate art promo cards.
A Magic Tournament is one of the ways you can run Magic in your store beyond franchise events like Friday Night Magic and Prerelease.
A Magic Casual event is one of the ways you can run Magic in your store beyond franchise events like Friday Night Magic and Prerelease.
Brawl is a casual, multiplayer, constructed format, similar to Commander, but using only Standard-legal cards.
Standard is a constructed format that allows card selection from Magic's most recent releases.
Modern is a constructed format that allows card selection from Magic's most modernized blocks.
Booster Draft is a limited format in which players pass booster packs around the table and choose cards to construct a deck.
Sealed Deck is a limited format where players construct a deck from unopened booster packs.
Commander is a casual, multiplayer, constructed format where players choose a legendary creature and build a deck around it.
Two-Headed Giant is a two-person team format that combines with any other format such as Standard, Booster Draft, and Sealed Deck.
