Belated Happy Birthday!! 🥳

Same!! 🎉

So instead, we ruled it as a CCE (card count error)—the player has 1 too many cards in hand.
We shuffled 1 random card from hand into the player’s deck, returned Tramp to ready position, and then let the player discard 2 from Tramp’s effect.✨ 3/3
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I think that knowing the top card of the deck (the first card that would be returned in the rewind) would give an unfair advantage to the player who would then choose what 2 to discard. 2/3

What play error has occurred, and what do you think would be a good way to resolve this? I'll reply with what I did tomorrow! 4/4

The player says, "Exert Tramp to draw a card with Stitch's ability, since Tramp has 2 strength." They draw a card, and then say, "Now, I'll draw 2 and discard 2 with Tramp's ability". They draw 2, and I pause them here. 3/4

Player has Ursula - Deceiver and Stitch - Rock Star in play, and 5 ink. They play Tramp - Street Smart Dog (paying only 5 ink, since they have 2 characters in play). 2/4

I love the ICL players, casters, staff, and chat (who catch any error I miss, without fail!)—I love that we aim for perfection, while recognizing that mistakes happen; that’s why the Play Correction Guidelines exist. In the words of Anna, all we can do is “the next right thing”. 💜 4/4 🧵

The deck could not be checked or altered mid-game, and the player had been playing with the deck as-is for their entire matchup (on camera). So, we needed to alter the deck list instead of altering the deck—this meant Deck Registration Major, even though it was probably just one card different. 3/4

Phil has posted about today’s LCCC ruling, go check that out. For ICL which we judge at Competitive Level, the Deck Registration Error was discovered in the middle of the final game of the round. 2/4

We treated it as if they were seen (Hidden Information Error). Shuffled those cards into the deck, then had the player finish resolving Doc. Accidents happen—quick and easy fix, and they were back to playing! 💖
2/2 🧵