How to Compete in the Disney Lorcana OP Tour Competition
Disney Lorcana’s first set, The First Chapter, was released fully on September 1, bringing with it a lot of hype from the competitive TCG community. Many people have been practicing online and building decks while they await official tournaments to begin. It looks like that may finally be happening.
Ravensburger outlined on its official website that Disney Lorcana will be a competitive card game with organized play. This would all be under something called Lorcana Play, which would provide local card shops with all the materials and prizing they need to host local tournaments, with players earning points for high placements and for participating in activities.
For now, Ravensburger has not shared any further information about larger tournaments or qualifying for championships. Instead, players are waiting to compete at local competitions as the competitive side of the TCG picks up.
Lorcana OP Tour Dates and Location
An official Disney Lorcana Organized Play tournament has been announced. It will be happening in Miami, Florida on Saturday, October 21st.
Prizing for Miami announced on Twitch! pic.twitter.com/WIZaeXhqmW
— Lorcana TCG (@lorcananews) September 2, 2023
The exact location is the Miami Airport Convention Center (711 NW 72nd Avenue, Miami, Florida, 33126). You can find it in room MACC1.
The first round will start at 10 AM EST.
Lorcana OP Tour Format
The event, hosted by PPG Events, will be Swiss-style. Every match will be best-of-three and last 50 minutes. There will also be five additional turns in the case of an overtime.
The top cut will be on Day 2, although it’s unclear what qualifies for Day 2 at the moment. If you don’t make it, however, you can play side events on Sunday instead.
Lorcana OP Tour Prizing
The prizing at the Lorcana OP Tour is all cards:
- 1st Place: 2 cases
- 2nd Place: 1 case
- 3/4th Place: 2 boxes
- 5/8th Place: 1 Trove
- 9/16th Place: 1 gift set
- 17/32nd Place: 3 booster packs
How to Sign Up For the Lorcana OP Tour
If you want to compete in person at the Lorcana OP Tour in Miami, you’ll first need to register beforehand. This can be done here. When you register, you’ll also need to pay $30.
Before the event begins, you’ll also need to register your deck. Submit your deck list here. Once your decklist is submitted, you’ll need to play with that exact deck during the tournament without making any changes.
We recommend playing some matches online or with friends beforehand so you know exactly what deck you want to submit.
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