T&T WCQ: National Judge Exam - Part 1 of 2

The Head Judge

The Tournament Organizer

The Scorekeeper

The Duelists can take a vote to change the time limit.

The Entire Judge Team must agree to change the time limit.

6-Sided Dice

20-Sided Dice

Coins

Cards that are not part of the Main / Side / Extra Deck

Cards from their Graveyard and Banished Zones

A 'Forbidden Lance' with thick paint that clearly shows ALL the card's Text.

A 'Dark Resonator' that has been transformed from a Common to a Super-Rare.

A 'Harpy Lady 2' that has been autographed over the artwork only.

A 'Relinquished' that has been damaged by water, but is in a sleeve.

A 'Judgment Dragon' that has had its artwork altered with a marker.

Players CAN use abbreviations on their deck lists.

Players are allowed to alter their deck lists AFTER it has been submitted.

Judges MUST perform a deck-check when the deck list is submitted.

Turn Counters

All Effect Reminders

Mandatory Effect Reminders

Optional Effect Reminders

Both Players' Life Points.

Billy's Main Deck is in Dark Green Sleeves; His Side Deck is in Light Green Sleeves; and his Extra Deck is in White Sleeves.

Timmy's Main Deck is in Dark Blue Sleeves; His Side Deck is in Dark Blue Sleeves; and his Extra Deck is in White Sleeves;

Arnold's Main Deck is in Printed Dragon Sleeves; His Side Deck cards are in the Same Dragon Sleeves, except for the Synchro and Xyz Monsters, which are in Black Sleeves; his Extra Deck is in Black Sleeves.

Cindy's Main Deck, Side Deck and Extra Deck are all in the same Purple Sleeves.

Linda's Main Deck, Side Deck and Extra Deck sleeves are the same colour, but some of the cards are upside-down.

The number of cards in Sammy's hand.

The number of cards in Sammy's Extra Deck.

The notes taken by Sammy during the Duel.

The defense of Gravekeeper's Recruiter.

The effect of Imperial Tombs of Necrovalley.

The contents of Sammy's Graveyard.

The face-down card banished by Sammy's Different Dimension Capsule.

A Judge must stay to supervise the duelists who are still playing.

Duelists have 3 turns to complete to duel once time is called, starting from the Opponent's Turn.

Duelists have 5 turns to complete the duel once time is called, starting from the Opponent's Turn.

Duelists have 5 turns to complete the duel once time is called, starting from the Current Player's Turn.

Duelists have 3 turns to complete the duel once time is called, starting from the Current Player's Turn.

If a win condition does NOT occur within the Extra Turns, the Duelist who has higher Life Points after the Extra Turns wins.

If a win condition does NOT occur within the Extra Turns, play continues until a winner is declared.

If both Duelists’ Life Points are the same after the “Extra Turns” are completed, the Duel is considered a Draw.

If both Duelists’ Life Points are the same after the “Extra Turns” are completed, the Duel is considered a Double Loss.

After the Duel is concluded, the Duelist who has won the most Duels is declared the winner of the Match.

A total of FIVE additional turns starting from the opponent’s turn take place.

A total of THREE additional turns starting from the opponent’s turn take place.

At the End of the Extra Turns, if both players have the same Life Points, the duel is a DRAW.

If both players have the same number of Duel Wins and time is called, the Match is a DRAW.