Welcome
to Sideboard Online's ongoing coverage of the 1999 Magic: The Gathering
World Championships in Tokyo, Japan. Congratulations
to Kai Budde - the 1999 Magic: The Gathering World Champion!
Welcome
to Sideboard Online's ongoing coverage of the 1999 Magic: The Gathering
World Championships in Tokyo, Japan. Congratulations
to Kai Budde - the 1999 Magic: The Gathering World Champion!
Last update: Sunday, August 8, 1:45 AM PDT (Sunday, August 8, 5:45 PM Tokyo)
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8 INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION
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After the 3 days and 18 rounds of grueling competition, the Top 8 will playoff in a single-elimination finals using their Standard decks from Day 1. Finals Results
Seminfinals Results
Quarterfinals Results
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DAY
4 - TEAM COMPETITION
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Overall team performance is a combination of individual and team matches. Each team receives 3 points for each match a team member wins during Day 1, 2 and 3. Each team receives 6 points for each match a team member wins on Day 4. Day four features six rounds of Urza block Sealed Deck. The Top 2 teams will playoff using Standard decks. Finals Result
Swiss Rounds |
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DAY
3 - EXTENDED
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Day three of Worlds features six rounds of Extended competition. In Extended
play, competitors may use cards from Revised and The Dark
forward.
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DAY
2 - ROCHESTER DRAFT
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Day two of Worlds features six rounds of Urza Block Rochester Draft.
Players draft from Urza's Saga, Urza's Legacy, and Urza's
Destiny - once before round 7 and again before round 10.
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DAY
1 - STANDARD
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Day one of Worlds features six rounds of Standard competition. In Standard
play, competitors may use cards from Classic (Sixth Edition), Tempest,
Stronghold, Exodus, Urza's Saga, Urza's Legacy,
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