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<span>There are two formats in </span><span>KeyForge </span><span>Organized Play: </span>'''Archon '''<span>format and </span>'''Sealed '''<span>format. Each tournament utilizes one or the other, and each variant builds upon either one or both formats as a base.<span>The standard way to play for both formats is </span>'''Solo play'''<span>. In a Solo tournament, each player uses the same single deck for the entirety of the tournament. Tournament rounds can be played either as '''one-game '''matches or as '''best-of-three''' matches.</span></span> | <span>There are two formats in </span><span>KeyForge </span><span>Organized Play: </span>'''Archon '''<span>format and </span>'''Sealed '''<span>format. Each tournament utilizes one or the other, and each variant builds upon either one or both formats as a base.<span>The standard way to play for both formats is </span>'''Solo play'''<span>. In a Solo tournament, each player uses the same single deck for the entirety of the tournament. Tournament rounds can be played either as '''one-game '''matches or as '''best-of-three''' matches.</span></span> | ||
===<span><span>Archon</span></span>=== | ===<span><span>Archon</span></span>=== | ||
<span><span>In the </span><span>Archon format</span><span>, each player </span><span>brings a deck (or decks)</span><span>to the tournament. This deck must be an official, </span><span>unaltered </span><span>KeyForge </span><span>Archon Deck that the player either obtained ahead of time or bought at the event itself. Before each match, players are allowed to review their opponent's Identity card (containing a list of all cards in the deck) for 2 minutes.</span></span> | <span><span>In the </span><span>Archon format</span><span>, each player </span><span>brings a deck (or decks)</span><span>to the tournament. This deck must be an official, </span><span>unaltered </span><span>KeyForge </span><span>Archon Deck that the player either obtained ahead of time or bought at the event itself. Before each match, players are allowed to review their opponent's Identity card (containing a list of all cards in the deck) for 2 minutes. | ||
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<span><span>Except in the VaultWarrior series, decks from all KeyForge sets are eligible of Archon tournaments.</span></span> | |||
===<span><span>Sealed</span></span>=== | ===<span><span>Sealed</span></span>=== | ||
<span><span><span>In the </span><span>Sealed format</span><span>, each player </span><span>receives a new deck </span><span>at the tournament, usually by purchasing it </span><span>from the hosting retailer. Players do not open their sealed decks until the official start of the event, and </span><span>players are encouraged to wait to register the decks to their Master Vault accounts until the end. After opening their decks, players are given a few moments to read through and familiarize themselves with their contents, then the tournament begin. | <span><span><span>In the </span><span>Sealed format</span><span>, each player </span><span>receives a new deck </span><span>at the tournament, usually by purchasing it </span><span>from the hosting retailer. Only decks from the current KeyForge set are used for Sealed events. Players do not open their sealed decks until the official start of the event, and </span><span>players are encouraged to wait to register the decks to their Master Vault accounts until the end. After opening their decks, players are given a few moments to read through and familiarize themselves with their contents, then the tournament begin. | ||
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<span><span><span></span></span></span><span><span><span></span></span></span><span><span><span>In Sealed play, players are '''not''' allowed to review their opponent's Identity card and thus do not know the contents of their deck.</span></span></span> | <span><span><span></span></span></span><span><span><span></span></span></span><span><span><span></span></span></span><span><span><span>In Sealed play, players are '''not''' allowed to review their opponent's Identity card and thus do not know the contents of their deck.</span></span></span> | ||
==<span><span>Variants</span></span>== | ==<span><span>Variants</span></span>== | ||