Wednesday Night Runeterra!

What is it: Wednesday Night Runeterra is designed to be a beginner-friendly introduction to tournament play. While still having high level competition for everyone. Many players will be in our Discord group chat to discuss decks, line ups and plays. Players from all levels take part and it's meant as a stepping stone and testing ground for players as well as a way for the community to interact with each other in a way that is normally reserved for table top events. We will play 4 rounds of swiss with each round lasting aprox 50 minutes. 

Time: Every Wednesday at 5PM Pacific / 8PM Eastern we will be holding Wednesday Night Runeterra. 

Where: The tournament weekly sign up link can be found on our tournaments page or in our Discord and is also hosted in the Mastering Runeterra Discord.

Rules: B03 Pick and Ban Seasonals Rules. You must check in on battlfy or the website used if this changes the hour before the tournament begins. You may change your decklists up until the start time of the tournament. 

Prizes: This tournament is meant to be about fun and learning but we will have small prizes. In November members of our community have donated hour long coaching sessions that will be randomly given away to players. (MajiinBae, Jasinsane, Wammu, WhatamI, Henneky, Kevor24) The player with the most match wins in each Calendar month will also win exclusive Mastering Runeterra Merchandise. If players are tied at the end of the month then they will play off to see who the winner is.

Where to Watch: Many players will be streaming the event on Twitch like MajiinBae, Jason Fleurant, Aikado and more. Players will also be sharing their play in the Discord group chat, if you would like feedback on your play you are encouraged to do so as well but not required to. This is also a great chance to record VODs if you are a part of our Patreon to submit them for analysis on our Thursday team calls.

Shard: America's Shard

If you have any other questions just let us know in the Discord and we will be happy to help. Good Luck and Have Fun!