The Prize Tracking Project

[Archivist]

Homelands Prerelease tournament

Oct 14, 1995
New York, NY, USA
(no participation bonuses AFAIK)
commemorative trophy (1st), ? ? ?
(There were two tournaments held, so two trophies were given out.)


Alliances Prerelease tournament

May 18, 1996
~20 locations in USA, Europe, Japan, and Brazil
(no participation bonuses AFAIK)
Trophy (1st)
embroidered Nightmare jean jacket (1st)
Other prizes included Alliances and Ice Age boosters, Alliances T-shirts and mugs.
(Prizes may have varied slightly in Europe, Japan, and Brazil.)

[rg]

Photos and some background info have been send to Ralph.

World Championships:

2003

• Participation Bonus Sideevents: Box Topper Promo Obliterate
• Main Sideevent Winners: Trophy
• Participation Bonus WC Player: Play Mat (Scourge Dragon)
• WC Prizes: Trophy for place 1-3, and both team finalists

2002

• Participation Bonus WC Player: Play Mat (Australian Kontinent)

1998

• Participation Bonus WC Player: Play Mat

1997

• Participation Bonus WC Player: Play Mat

Grand Prix:

Milwaukee

• Play Mat for the first set number of players who registered

[Ralph Herold]

Thank you for all the info. I will implement it into another update of the PTP. This will take a few days, though.

[Archivist]

SIDEBOARD TEAM CHALLENGES

Rename this section to "DUELIST/SIDEBOARD TEAM CHALLENGES".

New details found about the first of these team challenges:

Dates: July 6, 1996
Locations: Columbus, OH
Judge Rewards: ? ? ?
Participation Bonuses: 1 Duelist t-shirt, ? ? ?
Prizes: plaque (1st), ? ? ?

Dates: July 17, 1997
Locations: Columbus, OH
Judge Rewards: ? ? ?
Participation Bonuses: ? ? ?
Prizes: ? ? ?

Dates: July ??, 1998
Locations: Columbus, OH
Judge Rewards: ? ? ?
Participation Bonuses: ? ? ?
Prizes: ? ? ?

[Archivist]

What happened to the Prize Tracking page that used to be at http://www.magiclibrary.net/rarities-project.html ?

[Ralph Herold]

The Prize Tracking Project has been aborted. The reason is that it was too broad in scope. It would never have been close to being comprehensive. In addition, my perception has been that people were afraid to scroll through the plethora of tables and therefore were less willing to support the project. My alternative approach is to split up the topic into different areas and work on one area at a time. Over time I hope to slowly increase the level of detail in certain areas and introduce new areas to cover. For example, I have started with the Arena League coverage. I have incorporated lots of information from the Prize Tracking Project into the website and have set up the Mystery of the Moment feature to list all open questions specifically around the Arena League topic. My hope is that people like you will support the new project.