Adaptive Automaton, Gilded Lotus, Maze's End, Expedition Map, and Hedron Archive are in traditional foil
Backup Supplies and Emergency Preparedness Replacement Sleeves and Deck Protection Bring an extra set of sleeves in a different color as backup Pack extra deck boxes in case your primary one breaks or gets lost Judges may require sleeve changes if yours become marked or damaged Consider bringing 20-30 extra sleeves beyond your deck needs Rules Reference Materials Download smartphone apps for quick card lookups during breaks Ensure your phone has sufficient battery life for the entire event Keep tournament organizer contact information easily accessible Bookmark official Magic rules websites for complex interactions Basic Maintenance Supplies Pack a microfiber cloth for cleaning sleeves or cards Bring small tissues to handle spills or cleanup Include a few rubber bands for temporary repairs Consider bringing a small towel for hand drying Contact and Transportation Backup Plans Save tournament organizer contact information in your phone Store venue addresses and directions for easy access Arrange backup transportation in case your original ride falls through Keep emergency contact numbers for friends readily available Financial Contingencies Bring extra cash beyond entry fees for unexpected expenses Budget for food, emergency supplies, and last-minute purchases Research ATM locations, but be aware of potential fees Consider costs of travel, food, and additional events when planning Tournament Checklist Game Essentials Main deck (correct card count, format-legal) Sideboard (up to 15 cards for Constructed formats) Extra sleeves (80100 total + 2030 backups) Deck box (plus one spare) Dice, counters, tokens, life tracker Pen and paper (or notepad + digital backup) Backup & Emergency Items Replacement sleeves (different color set) Extra deck box, microfiber cloth, tissues, rubber bands Phone with charger + rules apps bookmarked Tournament organizer and emergency contacts saved Cash for food, travel, and unexpected expenses Comfort & Preparation Water bottle and snacks Playmat and towel Extra basic lands (for Limited formats) Practiced deck plans + matchup notes Printed schedule and directions to the venue Final Tips for Tournament Success Your preparation extends beyond just packing the right items
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Seeing as Summons in the actual Final Fantasy franchise only stick around for a few turns, having them represented as Sagas in Magic makes perfect sense
If any of them did, the player won't draw a card
As Verhey said on stream, however, a lot of the better tutors are Game Changers now anyway, so a separate rule wasnt really necessary
