Okay...I thought this was just common sense.

[Kailyn Kyosuke]

SOMEHOW a couple people at the last locals I went to got the idea in their head that they are allowed to switch decks in the middle of a tournament. I kept trying to tell them that was incorrect and they want proof. I've spent about an hour looking but found nothing (of course, as I feel this shouldn't even need to be a question).

PLEASE someone give me some source that will settle this issue for good. I have never known any card game tournament to allow this, but they're claiming that if it doesn't say no in the rulebook then it's legit.

If somehow I'm wrong, I guess I'll just learn and adapt to that, but 100% sure I'm right.

[Sai'ix Renkai]

Originally Posted by Kailyn Kyosuke

SOMEHOW a couple people at the last locals I went to got the idea in their head that they are allowed to switch decks in the middle of a tournament. I kept trying to tell them that was incorrect and they want proof. I've spent about an hour looking but found nothing (of course, as I feel this shouldn't even need to be a question).

PLEASE someone give me some source that will settle this issue for good. I have never known any card game tournament to allow this, but they're claiming that if it doesn't say no in the rulebook then it's legit.

If somehow I'm wrong, I guess I'll just learn and adapt to that, but 100% sure I'm right.

It's common sense to not be able to do so. I don't believe there IS a source, but a way to combat it is to start making all tournaments require a deck list and not allow a change from it. Talk to whoever the meijin is and tell them your issue. The word of the meijin is the official word of the tournament.

[Earthbullet]

Originally Posted by Kailyn Kyosuke

SOMEHOW a couple people at the last locals I went to got the idea in their head that they are allowed to switch decks in the middle of a tournament. I kept trying to tell them that was incorrect and they want proof. I've spent about an hour looking but found nothing (of course, as I feel this shouldn't even need to be a question).

PLEASE someone give me some source that will settle this issue for good. I have never known any card game tournament to allow this, but they're claiming that if it doesn't say no in the rulebook then it's legit.

If somehow I'm wrong, I guess I'll just learn and adapt to that, but 100% sure I'm right.

seriously its common sense they cant do that, no game lets you do that.

[Sai'ix Renkai]

Originally Posted by Earthbullet

seriously its common sense they cant do that, no game lets you do that.

Well, Pokemon does. But only in League play, or at least my Gym Leaders would allow it.

[Shino'sDad]

I'm not even entertaining this thread.

[Tagrineth]

Originally Posted by Sai'ix Renkai

Well, Pokemon does. But only in League play, or at least my Gym Leaders would allow it.

That's still not tournament play.

[skills of an ocular kind]

It's so obviously agasint the rules that there's no actual rule agasint...loop holes are fun

[Sai'ix Renkai]

Originally Posted by Tagrineth

That's still not tournament play.

Eh, close enough. I was just saying that it's the only example I could think of. They are still sanctioned events.

[Chidori]

Originally Posted by Kailyn Kyosuke

SOMEHOW a couple people at the last locals I went to got the idea in their head that they are allowed to switch decks in the middle of a tournament. I kept trying to tell them that was incorrect and they want proof. I've spent about an hour looking but found nothing (of course, as I feel this shouldn't even need to be a question).

PLEASE someone give me some source that will settle this issue for good. I have never known any card game tournament to allow this, but they're claiming that if it doesn't say no in the rulebook then it's legit.

If somehow I'm wrong, I guess I'll just learn and adapt to that, but 100% sure I'm right.

you have a meijin, correct?

[General StarFox]

Originally Posted by Kailyn Kyosuke

SOMEHOW a couple people at the last locals I went to got the idea in their head that they are allowed to switch decks in the middle of a tournament. I kept trying to tell them that was incorrect and they want proof. I've spent about an hour looking but found nothing (of course, as I feel this shouldn't even need to be a question).

PLEASE someone give me some source that will settle this issue for good. I have never known any card game tournament to allow this, but they're claiming that if it doesn't say no in the rulebook then it's legit.

If somehow I'm wrong, I guess I'll just learn and adapt to that, but 100% sure I'm right.

lol there's always someone trying to find loop wholes where there's not any to be found.