Freeplay Tournament

The Freeplay Tournament is a unique tournament concept that runs continuously. In the Freeplay Tournament, each player can register any number of decks, play against opponents of their choice (as long as the tournament rules are respected), and there are no time constraints.

The Freeplay Tournament is the only online Peasant tournament organized here that does not count towards the online league.

How to register

If this is your first registration, you must enter your username in the "Dashboard" tab of the Google Doc. The first three letters of your username must be different from those of all other participants. If this is not the case, an error message will appear. You will then need to report the issue on the Peasant Discord.

To participate, a player simply needs to enter their Cockatrice username and hash in the "Inscription" tab of the Google Doc. Once this is done, a code consisting of the first three letters of the username and three digits is assigned to this deck, and the deck's status is then: "In."
There are four types of statuses:

How Play

To play, you must have a decklist with the status "In" and find an opponent who also has a decklist with the status "In," with the following additional constraints:

You can use the Peasant Discord to schedule matches with certain players or announce that you are available for Freeplay in the appropriate channel.

Matches are played on the Cockatrice software and last 50 minutes plus 5 additional turns. This time limit can be disregarded by the players if they agree on it before the match begins. 

Draws are not allowed in the Freeplay Tournament, so if the match is tied after the 5 additional turns, the players are separated as follows: the player with the most life points wins the match. If there is still a tie, the match continues until the first life point differential or until a player loses the game.

Once a match is finished, the score must be entered in the "Games" tab of the Google Doc:

After entering your score, check that no error message has appeared in the "List of Error" table (see the section below for how to fix them).

After your deck is eliminated, you can, if you wish, indicate the archetype corresponding to your deck next to its code.

If you win four matches with your deck, you must then share your decklist on the Discord, and it will be posted on Mtg-Peasant.

Description of errors messages

The Google Doc is programmed to detect various errors that might occur when entering information into the Google Doc.

Be careful when correcting errors on the Google Doc, as resolving one error may cause new errors to appear that were not previously detected.

If you do not understand why an error message is displayed or if you notice an error concerning a deck that is not yours, please report it on Discord.