Digimon Card Game April Event

Welcome Tamers! Come on down to The Missing Piece to participate in the April Store event! This event will be run in our unique Tag-Tamer format, so please read the rules below to make sure you understand how to play:

1. Two teams consisting of two players each will play against each other. Teams will alternate which member is taking a turn when the memory gauge passes over to them. This should create an order like so: Player 1 (Team A) -> Player 2 (Team B) -> Player 3 (Team A) -> Player 4 (Team B) -> Play 1 (Team A) again.

2. Each player will have a 50 card deck, and a Digi-Egg Deck containing anywhere from 0 to 5 Digi-Egg cards. Both decks within a team must build their decks as if it was one deck. This means there cannot be more than 1 copy of a restricted card between the two decks, no more than 4 copies of an unrestricted card, and no more than 50 copies of cards that allow that many copies within a deck.

3. After players have finished any mulligans for their opening hands, teams will create their shared Security Stack. The Security Stack will start with 3 cards from each player for a total of 6 cards. These cards must be initially arranged so the first card is owned by one teammate, the next card is owned by the other teammate, etc.

4. Unlike in a normal game, the first turn player is allowed to draw a card. Play then continues normally from there, following the turn order demonstrated above.

5. When a card of effect looks for a condition to be met by “your opponent” (for example: “If your opponent has 8 cards in their hand…”), you may choose which member of the opposing team meets the criteria. Similarly, when attacking your opponents’ Security, it is important to indicate which of the two players you are attacking for effects like Raid. However, either teammate may activate the Blocker ability of their Digimon to block an attack, regardless of who was targeted.

6. In a similar vein to rule 5, treat a card effect that says “both players” to instead read as “all players”.

The event will be scheduled as follows:

2:30pm – In person sign ups will begin for players that didn’t register through our website. This is also a good time to double check and make sure you and your teammate’s decks follow the deckbuilding restrictions listed above, as well as buy any food or drink from our friendly barista staff.

3:00pm – Round 1 pairings are announced. There will be three 60-minute rounds where teams will play a best-of-1 match.

Around 6pm – Prizes are awarded! All players can expect to receive promotional items for participating. Prizes may vary between players depending on their performance in the event.