The path to the biggest stage in Flesh and Blood TCG Organized Play begins with a Professional Tournament Invitation (PTI), and one of the best places to secure these prized assets is Battle Hardened.
Players will have the opportunity to battle it out for their share of $2,000 USD in cash prizes, exclusive Battle Hardened series playmats to the Top 8, a Gold Foil to the Champion, and coveted Professional Tournament Invites (PTIs) to both the winner and runner-up.
PTIs can be used to enter any Professional level tournament (including Pro Tours and the World Championship) and do not expire, whereas invitations from the in-store ProQuest series are only valid for their associated Pro Tour event.
This tournament will be run at COMPETITIVE REL. Click here for official Tournament Rules and Policy.
Decklists are required, and will be collected before Round 1 begins: Find them here!
Player cap for this event is 120.
This Event requires a Sonoma-Con Weekend Pass to enter.
Scroll down for Prize and Tournament Structure.
Prize Structure
1st Place:
- $500 USD
- Battle Hardened Series Exclusive Playmat
- PTI
- Gold Foil Legendary Black Envelope
2nd Place:
- $500 USD
- Battle Hardened Series Exclusive Playmat
- PTI
3rd–4th Place:
- $250 USD
- Battle Hardened Series Exclusive Playmat
5th–8th Place:
- $125 USD
- Battle Hardened Series Exclusive Playmat
Participation Prize:
- Battle Hardened Series Exclusive Promo
Tournament Structure
Swiss Rounds
- Best-of-one matches.
- Each round is 50 + 5 minutes. ("50 + 5" means 5 minutes are allocated for start-of-game procedures: deck presentation and equipment reveal. Play can begin early if completed sooner.)
- Number of Swiss rounds is based on the number of players at the start of Round 1:
Number of Players | Rounds of Swiss |
---|---|
Up to 64 | 6 rounds |
65 to 128 | 7 rounds |
129 to 224 | 8 rounds |
225 to 384 | 9 rounds |
385 to 736 | 10 rounds |
Top 8 Playoffs
- Single elimination, best-of-one matches.
- No time limit, but players must maintain a reasonable pace. Slow Play penalties will be enforced.
- Higher-finishing Swiss player chooses to play first or second.
Deck Information
- Decks must follow the Card Legality Policy.
- Deck registration is required before the event begins.
- Decklists will be collected at the start of Round 1.
- No deck changes are allowed during the tournament.
- Deck checks will occur throughout the event.
- Cards and sleeves must have no distinguishing marks. Vendors will be onsite to sell sleeves if needed.