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Auction Draft For this game you will need three
15-card booster packs or its equivalent (45 cards) for each player
playing. It is recommended to have four people per pod.
Rules The four players will sit in a circle with their positions chosen at random. Each pod will have a judge who will also serve as a banker and an auctioneer. This person should not be drafting. Each player will receive 3 booster packs (each player should receive the same type of packs, i.e. 1 Invasion pack, 1 Planeshift, and 1 Apocalypse) and 200 dollars (coins or fake money) from the bank for which they may bid on cards.
 After player
#1 has made a bid, it goes clockwise to player #2 to make a higher
bid on the same card. After player #2 has made a bid it goes to
player #3. Player #3 to player #4. This keeps going around the
tables until 3 players have passed on bidding. |
Once the high
bidder is decided then he will pay the banker the amount bid. This
card is placed in front of that player face up in a pile. Each card
after that will go on top of the pile face up so each player can see
what the last card drafted was. | Next player #2
may place a bid on any of the cards left on the table and follows
the same procedure as above. This will continue around the table
until one of the following happens: |
After that
pack is completed, player #2 will open his pack and follow the above
procedure with him starting it off. After that pack is done, player
#3 will do the same, then player #4. After player #4 is done, each
player will be allowed short review of the cards they have drafted
so far. | After the
review, player #4 will open his second pack and follow the above
procedure except the draft will go counterclockwise. After all 4
players have drafted their second pack and have reviewed, then
player #1 will open his third and draft it following the above
procedure drafting clockwise around the table. | Please note
after the draft how much money each player has left in his bank. | Once each
table has drafted all 12 packs, players will construct a 40-card
minimum deck out of the cards they have drafted. They may add as
many basic lands as necessary. | When playing,
compare the amount of money left after the draft. In each match, the
person who had the most amount of money left may chose who plays
first in the first game. In the event of a tie then use a random
method. | Sideboard Your remaining cards are considered your sideboard. You may remove any card from your deck and add any number of cards from your sideboard, as long as your deck still meet the deck construction guide lines. At the end of your match you must return your deck to it original form. Example: After game one you decide to take 2 cards out of your deck and add 3 cards from your sideboard. At the end of the match you must return the two cards back into your deck and remove the 3 you added before you play your next opponent. Mulligan Rules Standard
“Paris” Mulligan is used for this variant. Before each game begins, a player may, for
any reason, reshuffle and redraw his hand, drawing one less card. This
may be repeated as often as the player wishes, until he has no cards
left in his hand. After the participant, who plays first, mulligans as
often as he likes, the decision of whether to mulligan passes to the
other player. Once a player passes the opportunity to mulligan, that
player may not change his mind.
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