Riftbound Stuttgart: side event tickets go on sale 30 October
TCG Date editorial team2 min read
The side event schedule for the Stuttgart Regional Championship is out: Nation Clash, Super Nexus Night, Challenges and on-demand games.
Riftbound Organized Play has posted the full side event schedule for the European Regional Championship, held at Messe Stuttgart from 6 to 8 November. According to Riftbound Zone, side event tickets go on sale on Friday, 30 October, at 9:00.
Beyond the main event
- You need an invite to play the main event, but not to play side events. A visitor badge is enough, and the organiser says it comes with one side event voucher, entered in the "promo code" box at checkout.
- The big €50 tournaments: a Radiance Standard Challenge on both Friday and Sunday, capped at 2,048 players, plus a Friday 2v2 Team Challenge for up to 1,024 players.
- The new format is Nation Clash. From 9:00 on Saturday you score points for the country on your badge, and Day 2 matches from the main event count as well.
- For limited fans there's a Radiance Draft Challenge on Saturday and a Sealed Challenge on Sunday, €75 each according to Riftbound Zone.
- Friday night at 19:30 brings Super Nexus Night, with room for 4,000 players and a Nexus Night booster for everyone.
- On-demand games run all day from €10, and there's a free Learn to Play table.
- The Standard Challenges will trial new rules for the player going second.
- Doors open at 9:00 every day, or 8:30 with a Premium badge.
Sort out your deck before you travel
Draft and Sealed need nothing but you. Standard needs a finished deck. On binderly.cards you search for the cards you're missing, see which players near you have them in their binders and look at photos of the actual cards. Message them in the chat, then meet up in person instead of waiting on the post. It's free, there are no fees, and any money is settled directly between the two of you.
Trading on the show floor
Check in with your binder on the Stuttgart event page on binderly.cards to see who else is going. In the hall, show your personal QR code and other players can browse your trade cards without you having to open your binder.