Pokémon Rulings Compendium
WEB3 days ago · Team Compendium is a group of volunteers who manage the Pokémon Trading Card Game Rulings Compendium. Team Compendium participates regularly on the TPCi Rules Team (which is comprised of TPCi R&D staff and Team Compendium) in order to nominate, test, and record official rulings made by TPCi, and to publish them in the …
Resources for Judges - Pokémon Rulings Compendium
WEBJudges’ Chambers. A forum to ask questions about penalties and tips on judge technique from judges who have judged and head judged at Regionals and above. Play! Pokemon Professor Forums. These are good forums for general questions about helping at events. Pay especial attention to answers given by POP staff and experienced judges and …
New Mulligan Rules - The PokeGym
WEBNov 15, 2013 · It has two sets of wording: 1st: Then, the player who did not have to start over may draw a card for each additional time his or her opponent took a mulligan. 2nd: For example, if both players took 2 mulligans, and then Player A took 3 additional mulligans, Player B may draw up to 3 cards.
Resources for Players - Pokémon Rulings Compendium
WEBPokémon TCG Rulebook. Many fundamental principles, from which other rulings are derived are only found in the rulebook. Physical copies of the rulebook used to be included in theme decks, but lately are only available in special products like Ultra-Premium Collection boxes. The version on Pokemon.com is always accessible and up-to-date, …
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WEBAug 11, 2016 · Sensei. Rulings, info and fun for Pokemon Trading Card game players and professors and other Pokemon games.
Knock Outs & Prizes - Pokémon Rulings Compendium
WEBNo matter when a Pokemon gets Knocked Out during a turn, the opponent takes their prize (s) as soon as all triggered effects have finished resolving. You do not wait until the end of the turn to resolve KO's and prizes. Source: TPCi Rules Team (2018-04-05) View relevant cards. Gameplay » Knock Outs & Prizes.
Shred - Pokémon Rulings Compendium
WEBOct 4, 2012 · Shred isn't affected by "any effects on the Defending Pokemon", but the term "any effects" does not include effects that alter Weakness or Resistance. So in this case the Defending Pokemon's Weakness would be x4 due to Allergy Panic. Source: TPCi Rules Team (2013-02-28), TPCi Rules Changes Announcement (2017-05-03), TPCi Rules …
Current Standard Legal Card List - The PokeGym
WEBSep 3, 2018 · Pokémon 2019-2020 Season Standard Format Legal Card List. The following is the updated version of all English released cards that are legal for the Standard Format, 2019-2020 season starting August 15th, 2019. The Standard Format only permits cards from the most recent Pokémon Trading Card Game sets, however these sets sometimes …
All Rulings (newest first) - Pokémon Rulings Compendium
WEBPokemon Tournament Rules Handbook you cannot use any new cards until the set is considered legal for tournament play (currently the 2nd Friday following that expansion's US market release date), however you can use a newer version of a reprinted card that is currently playable in the Standard or Expanded format immediately upon its official ...
Serious Question: Why do adults play Pokemon TCG?
WEBJul 8, 2016 · The reason why I mention all this is because I am making a genuine enquiry and am not idly throwing stones. I am very interested in finding out why adults are playing the Pokemon TCG. Watching YouTube, there are plenty of adult gamers playing very serious games of what has always been advertised as a children's card collecting hobby. …