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'''Planeswalker Points''' is a worldwide system designed to reward you for playing [[Magic: The Gathering]] in [[DCI|DCI sanctioned]] events (where an organizer schedules and reports the event to [[Wizards of the Coast]]). These events can range from [[casual]] [[Friday Night Magic]] to a [[Pro Tour]] Qualifier or a [[Grand Prix]]. | '''Planeswalker Points''' is a worldwide system designed to reward you for playing [[Magic: The Gathering]] in [[DCI|DCI sanctioned]] events (where an organizer schedules and reports the event to [[Wizards of the Coast]]). These events can range from [[casual]] [[Friday Night Magic]] to a [[Pro Tour]] Qualifier or a [[Grand Prix]]. | ||
Unlike previous systems that rewarded only [[winning]], Planeswalker Points is based on [[play]]ing. Players earn points for every sanctioned event they join, and they earn even more for each victory. | Unlike previous systems that rewarded only [[winning]], Planeswalker Points is based on [[play]]ing. Players earn points for every sanctioned event they join, and they earn even more for each victory. <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/893|Your Scorecard|[[Monty Ashley]]|January 25, 2012}}</ref> The larger the tournament, the more participation points players receive, no matter where they finish. Special events carry a point multiplier. | ||
==Website== | ==Website== | ||
Players keep track of their Planeswalker points on the Wizards of the Coast website [http://www.wizards.com/magic/planeswalkerpoints PlaneswalkerPoints.com]. At certain point totals, players level up in the Planeswalker Points program and improve their rank. The ranks go all the way up from Prodigy (level 1-5) to Archmage (level 46-50). | Players keep track of their Planeswalker points on the Wizards of the Coast website [http://www.wizards.com/magic/planeswalkerpoints PlaneswalkerPoints.com]. At certain point totals, players level up in the Planeswalker Points program and improve their rank. The ranks go all the way up from Prodigy (level 1-5) to Archmage (level 46-50). | ||
The points needed to advance to the next level are as follows:<ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/feature/159b|Introducing Planeswalker Points: ''What Level Are You?''|[[Mike Turian]]|September 06, 2011}}</ref> | The points needed to advance to the next level are as follows: <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/feature/159b|Introducing Planeswalker Points: ''What Level Are You?''|[[Mike Turian]]|September 06, 2011}}</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 14:08, 17 January 2014
Planeswalker Points is a worldwide system designed to reward you for playing Magic: The Gathering in DCI sanctioned events (where an organizer schedules and reports the event to Wizards of the Coast). These events can range from casual Friday Night Magic to a Pro Tour Qualifier or a Grand Prix.
Unlike previous systems that rewarded only winning, Planeswalker Points is based on playing. Players earn points for every sanctioned event they join, and they earn even more for each victory. [1] The larger the tournament, the more participation points players receive, no matter where they finish. Special events carry a point multiplier.
Website
Players keep track of their Planeswalker points on the Wizards of the Coast website PlaneswalkerPoints.com. At certain point totals, players level up in the Planeswalker Points program and improve their rank. The ranks go all the way up from Prodigy (level 1-5) to Archmage (level 46-50).
The points needed to advance to the next level are as follows: [2]
| Rank | Level | Points needed |
|---|---|---|
| Prodigy | 1-5 | 5 points |
| Apprentice | 6-10 | 5 points |
| Task Mage | 11-15 | 10 points |
| Adept | 16-20 | 30 points |
| Spellshaper | 21-25 | 50 points |
| Guildmage | 26-30 | 100 points |
| Invoker | 31-35 | 400 points |
| Sorcerer | 36-40 | 1400 points |
| Battlemage | 41-45 | 3000 points |
| Archmage | 46-48 | 6000 points |
Advancing to level 50 takes 7000 points and is currently the final level possible at 50,000 points total.
References
- ↑ Monty Ashley (January 25, 2012). "Your Scorecard". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Mike Turian (September 06, 2011). "Introducing Planeswalker Points: What Level Are You?". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.