The Queensland Dragon Ball Z regionals are underway with 35 Z Warriors battling it out for fame and glory!

Today’s event ended up with the following counts on Mastery types:

Black Mastery – 8
Namekian Mastery – 7
Blue Mastery – 11
Red Mastery – 3
Orange Mastery – 2
Saiyan Mastery – 4

Round 3 Update

8 players are currently undefeated. On Table 1, Josh C. with Black Raditz and Simon D. with Namekian Piccolo are competing to go 3-0.

Top Cut Update

Our top cut has been announced! We have the following players (in no particular order):

• Brenden P. (Saiyan Vegeta)
• Daine B. (Black Ginyu)
• Cailin B. (Namekian Nail)
• Owen P. (Black Wheelo)
• Jesse M. (Black Krillin)
• Juliano S. (Black Krillin)
• Andrew A. (Blue Wheelo)
• Ralph B. (Namekian Gohan)

The streams from Guf Brisbane are available on twitch.tv at http://www.twitch.tv/guftv/profile/past_broadcasts

Congratulations to Daine B. who piloted Black Ginyu to become the ultimate winner of the 2015 Queensland regional.

The Australian regionals season kicks off in Brisbane next week, heralding the beginning of high-level organised play events in Australia. This is an exciting time for all as those players with dreams of fame, fortune and glory slug it out. We want this to be a fun and enjoyable competitive experience for all players.

As part of your preparation for regionals, please review the key tournament documents that will help you, your fellow players and the judges and tournament organisers running these events. Your first stop to help you understand current rulings regarding cards in your deck and how they interact should be the Current Rulings Document. We also recommend the Dragon Ball Z TCG Wikia for additional clarifications.

Time should also be invested in reading the current Tournament Guidelines found on Panini’s web site. It outlines the conduct required of you as a player, and what to expect in terms of rules enforcement.

As part of the requirements for regional level events, you must submit a deck list at registration. Random deck checks will occur throughout the event. You can find a copy of the deck list registration form at https://paniniamericadbz.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/dbz20decklist202t.pdf

To ensure everybody enjoys their regionals experience and to help you get the most out of the day, we would like to draw your attention to the following:

• Guidelines indicate card effects are the responsibility of both players.
• Please make sure you are paying attention to the game state at all times to the best of your ability.
• We are all human. Mistakes sometimes happen. Please remember this when dealing with players, judges, store staff and tournament organisers.
• Games will be streamed or recorded where streaming facilities are not available.

Have fun! We’re all here because we love the game, so make sure you take the time to enjoy your experience! We hope everyone has a great time and we look forward to seeing as many of you as we can around the country in the lead up to Australian Dragon Ball Z TCG Nationals in October.

Game on!

– Trent (@TAKGames_Trent) and Kyp (@justkyp).

TAK Games are pleased to announce the details of the 2015 Australian Panini Dragon Ball Z Regional Championships. This series of events will be held across Australia over August and September, leading into the 2015 Australian Panini Dragon Ball Z National Championships. Players will also compete for the chance to earn an invite to participate in the 2015 Australian Invitational Championships to be held at PAX Australia in November. Regional level events are open to all players, regardless of experience.

Format:
Constructed. Players will compete in a number of qualifying swiss rounds based on the total number of participants. All rounds will be 40 minutes, best of one game. A single elimination top cut will then take place, based on total number of participants with players seeded based on qualifying rounds.

Where and When:
Sunday 23rd August – Queensland – hosted by Guf Brisbane, 281 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006

Saturday 29th August – Victoria – hosted by Guf Ballarat, 9 Dana Street, Ballarat VIC 3350

Sunday 6th September – New South Wales – hosted by Good Games Newcastle, 768 Hunter Street, Newcastle NSW 2300

Saturday 19th September – Western Australia – hosted by Good Games Joondalup, Level 1, Unit 5/133 Grand Blvd, Joondalup, WA 6027

Entry Fee:
$25

Prizes:
Players will fight it out for some great prizes including:

• All participants will receive alternate art, promotional versions of Saiyan Outrage, Orange Possession Drill and Wall Breaker.
• All participants will receive at minimum 2 booster packs.
• Finalists will receive playsets of alternate art, promotional versions of Withering Fire and Black Enraged Assault.
• The top 2 finalists will receive an invite to the 2015 Invitational Championship at PAX Australia.

TAK Games are thrilled to bring Championship level events to Australian players throughout this organised play season and look forward to seeing as many participants as possible over these events. Thank you to all local game stores that applied to host a regional within this organised play season, and congratulations to those selected who met the qualification requirements!

If you have any questions regarding organised play, please contact us at dbz@tak-games.com.au, via our Facebook page TAK Games or group Dragonball Z TCG Australia or via Twitter @TAKGames_au.

Game on!
– Trent (@TAKGames_Trent) and Kyp (@justkyp).

Movie Collection previews are here! We also unveil a few more details on the Australian regional and national season. We are mixing things up this time around with previews and talking new card powers in our first ever TAK Talk podcast episode. Tune in to find out more about Lord Slug – the ally, yes, ally – and how Black spin kicks Ginyu in the behind once Movie Collection launches. We will unveil card images for these two tomorrow!

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