Welcome to live coverage of the Texas Regional from Dragon’s Lair Comics & Fantasy with 150 players battling it out for World Championship invites, tournament promos, sealed product, prize money and more! Stay tuned to see if Red can take another Regional and to see how the new Vengeance MPs perform.
There are numerous ways you can keep up on the action from the comfort of your own home:
It’s a cool, rainy day in Fort Worth, Texas and 131 players have checked in for the first Evolution-legal Regional event. Most are looking to acquire one of the final two World Championship spots while others are here to test for the Worlds. Who will claim entry into the December 5th finale? Watch online at Next Level Z’s Twitch channel and check back here for updates throughout the day.
90 players have arrived for the California regional at Forgotten Path Games in sunny Vacaville. You can follow the action on the Dragon Ball Radio stream here http://www.twitch.tv/dragonballradio and we’ll be updating this post as the day goes on. Continue reading
The Florida Regional kicks off from Jacksonville Game Center with 173 players battling it out over eight rounds of Swiss. Also, you can watch live streaming courtesy of Next Level Z on their site. The field breaks down as follows:
Black – 56
Blue – 35
Namekian – 30
Orange – 22
Red – 22
Saiyan – 8
Welcome to the live report thread for the North Dakota Regional at Paradox Comics-N-Cards! 105 players have arrived and round one began at 10:30 a.m. Continue reading
Hi everyone! The Kentucky Regional (Sep 5th) has seen an overwhelming amount of interest, and you’ll be able to find out all the details below.
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The Dragon Ball Z Regional event at Collector’s Cache in Lenexa, KS is officially underway! 192 players turned out to battle for eight rounds and take their shot at making top sixteen!
Today’s event ended up with the following counts on Mastery types:
Black Mastery – 58
Namekian Mastery – 17
Blue Mastery – 55
Red Mastery – 29
Orange Mastery – 25
Saiyan Mastery – 8
With a crowd of 192 players, packs will be given out all the way down to 96th place. In addition to the promos and cash prizes, everyone in the top 16 (except 1st/2nd place) will take home at least 24 packs each.
ROUND 5 – Update!
After round five ended, the field of players with no loss has been narrowed down. Left at the top of the field are:
Black Mastery – Krillin x2
Black Mastery – Capt. Ginyu
Black Mastery – Garlic Jr.
Blue Mastery – Piccolo
Red Mastery – Garlic
Orange Mastery – Krillin
ROUND 8 and TOP 16 – UPDATE
After a very long day of hard fought matches, the top 16 players have been determined. For the first time all season, one deck has emerged as a clear dominant deck through Swiss here in Kansas City. Here is the breakdown of Mastery/MP combinations:
Black Mastery – Krillin x 10
Black Mastery – Capt. Ginyu
Red Mastery – Garlic Jr.
Orange Mastery – Krillin
Blue Mastery – Capt. Ginyu
Blue Mastery – Piccolo
Namekian Mastery – Piccolo
We are well on the road to qualifying two more players for the 2015 World Championships here at Collector’s Cache in Lenexa, KS!
UPDATE – Top 4 … and the road to the finals!
WOW! What an exciting day full of Dragon Ball Z in Kansas! Collector’s Cache has been a wonderful host to eight strong rounds of Swiss and a very competitive top cut. We have seen a dominating performance by Black Devious Mastery paired with the SDCC Krillin… but how would it fare in the top cut?
Top four consisted of the following matchups:
TABLE 1: Troy Nelson (Black – Krillin) vs. Phillip Bui (Blue – Capt. Ginyu)
TABLE 2: Shannon Jakul (Black – Krillin) vs. Nick Toth (Orange – Krillin)
Four players, Three Krillins, Two Black Devious Masteries, and a partridge and a pear tree later, we had our finals match and two new qualified players for the 2015 World Championships!
Troy Nelson (Black – Krillin) vs. Nick Toth (Orange – Krillin)
In an event that included players from 21 different states (including Alaska) and 192 total players, your winner of the 2015 Kansas City Regional is….
Troy Nelson with his Black Devious Mastery Krillin build in three games!
Thanks to Next Level Z and Collector’s Cache for a great event and a great twitch TV stream today. Who will be the next to qualify for the World Championships? Check back in two weeks when we travel to Kentucky for the next Regional on the circuit.
It’s a hot and sunny day in Avondale, Arizona! The first round of the third Dragon Ball Z Regional Tournament has started here at Play or Draw, and players are ready to find out who the newest players to qualify for the World Championships will be!
Here are the event vitals:
Total Round 1 Players: 88
Blue Protective Mastery – 18
Red Enraged Mastery – 18
Black Devious Mastery – 24
Orange Adaptive Mastery – 11
Namekian Knowledge Mastery – 15
Saiyan Empowered Mastery – 2
Today’s event will be 7 rounds of Swiss with a top cut of 16.
Feature matches are being recorded by Top Tier DBZ and will be posted sometime later in the day. So far notable players that have graced the camera are veteran player Brian Valdez and real life rockstar Elliott Gruenberg.
139 players have entered and we’re starting round 1 live from The End Games in Charlottesville, Virginia! Check out the stream at Next Level Z’s website and Twitch channel.
Style breakdown:
Black – 31
Blue – 33
Namekian – 26
Orange – 32
Red – 14
Saiyan – 3
Panini America is excited to announce the first year of advanced Organized Play (OP) for the Dragon Ball Z TCG! Starting in June, Regional Tournaments will begin at select stores across the United States. The first Regional Season will run until October, culminating in an invite-only Championship Tournament. On top of that, your local stores will have new opportunities for weekly/monthly events, with increasingly exciting prize support!
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