Organizers officially i know it can not be used ..
But I wonder if this idea can be allowed in tournaments.
I believe in making these cards with the summary indicating the phases of the game, each player who wishes to use could leave on the table of game just as a reminder, what do you think?
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The image is the same size as a card.
Desso Alastor
Organized Play Coordinator VEKN
Prince of São Paulo / Brazil ID#706
> Desso wrote:
> Organizers officially i know it can not be used ..
>
> But I wonder if this idea can be allowed in tournaments.
>
> I believe in making these cards with the summary indicating the phases of the game, each player who wishes to use could leave on the table of game just as a reminder, what do you think?
>
Given it functions in a very similar way (but briefer) to the Quick Reference Playmat supplied by V:EKN, I can't really see why you couldn't use it now, in official tournaments. It's not providing any sort of coaching. And players are entitled to keep notes on the game [1.4 vekn.net/tournament-rules ] and if the first "notes" they wrote down were the five phases of the game, I can't see any judge clamping down on them doing that, because that would be weird.
vekn.net/downloads / vekn.net/images/stories/downloads/vtesplaymat.pdf
I can't see any reason to disallow this as long as
- it is correct
- it is not taking all the space
I would recmomend not making it the same size as a card, in order to avoid people shuffling back in their decks.
I think good for beginners, I will distribute free tournaments of São Paulo, is not a rule, only those who wish to use a custom I intend to do for each city in Brazil, but rather not to cause controversies found interesting opnion ask of all of you.
Desso Alastor
Organized Play Coordinator VEKN
Prince of São Paulo / Brazil ID#706
I'd recommend you print them on 3.5 inch square cards. It makes them clearly larger than a card (duh... square) but also doesn't make them huge.
The 'counter' cards I've made in the past are that size and work well.
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