Toronto Time Capsule Season 3

The new season of Toronto Time Capsule is starting Friday the 13th of September at 18.30 CET.
Unlike the previous seasons this one will consist of semi-weekly tournaments, meaning locals now only take place every other Friday.

The tournaments are free for everyone to join, and the winner from each event qualifies to an invite-only final with prizes held at the end of the year.

For any questions, regular updates and joining the events – head over to the Tournament Nexus discord server!

Toronto Summer Championship

On Saturday, August 31, 2024 5:00 PM CET we will be hosting a single-day tournament before starting the next season of Toronto Time Capsule.
The event will start off with swiss rounds leading up to a same-day top cut.

The events prize distribution is going to be 40-25-5-5 for a total of 75€ for top 4.

Unlike the regular TTC tournaments this event will not be an qualifier for our seasonal finals played here, but participating can still net you points used to qualify for an upcoming invite-only tournament hosted on Format Library, with the number of points and their distribution being based on the number of entrants.

For any questions, and joining the event – head over to the Tournament Nexus discord server!

Tengu Plant World Championship!

Congratulations to Hymne who got first place in the Tengu Plant World Championship playing Falcon Punch! This means Hymne is the first player to have claimed the title of World Champion as well as an additional $250 cash prize!

The final tournament of the Worlds 2024 series is over, showcasing 22 of the top players in 5 rounds of swiss and a single elimination top 4 bracket. Thanks to everyone who participated or contributed!

If you want to check the VoD of the livestream you can head over to TCG Rewind’s YouTube channel.
He also made a summarized video showcasing the top cut!
Looking for information regarding the next season of Tengu Plant Worlds? Join the TPT discord!

Playoffs:

Top 4
Shinuslaw vs. Alexlenin
Brahminpoke vs. Hymne

Finals
Hymne vs. Alexlenin

Check this interview out for a deep dive into the winning decklist, featuring the champion himself!

You can see the list of all the qualified players and the decks they’ve used in a previous post down below.
The deck lists from the top cut of the tournament itself can be found over at Events.

Format Library Tengu Plant Invitational Series

Format Library is hosting a Tengu Plant Invitational Series, with the grand invitational tournament happening in January. Players can qualify for the finals by passing a point threshold in a system rewarding players based on performance. Since the final is only half a year away, points will be awarded retroactively to topping players from associated events.

The FL tournaments will be hosted every two months and primarily be single-day events. The points will be awarded to the topping players as follows: 20/10/5/5. For tournaments with at least 32 participants, the points distribution will instead be: 20/20/10/10/5/5/5/5.

At the end of the season, anyone with at least 20 points will receive an invite to the final tournament at the start of next year.

The first upcoming tournament will take place on Saturday the 6th of July, starting at 6:00 PM CET.
It will be a live Swiss tournament, with top cut. Rounds and cut-off based on attendance, and if necessary the top cut will continue on Sunday.

Join the tournament by heading over to the Format Library discord server!

Keep your eyes peeled for future announcements regarding prizing for the finals and possible upcoming collaborations with Tournament Nexus.

For the current standings, please refer to the points list spreadsheet.

Tengu World Championship Qualifiers

The time draws near for the format’s first Tengu World Championship! These top players from six online qualifiers will face off on July 13, 2024, at 6:00 PM CET to compete for a prize pool of over $500!

Qualified Players and the decks they used:

• Alexlenin – T.G. Stun
• AlukzyrG – Crusher Control
• Amazingmikeman – Jurrac
• Badculturefit – Fabled Chaos
• BestYGOPlayerNA – Agents
• Brahimpoke – Hero Beat
• Gin – Tengu Plant
• Guari – Gravekeeper
• Halfar – Hero Beat
• HatzAndHouses – Karakuri
• Hymne – Agents
• Jacksworn – Fabled Chaos
• Jaden Yuki – Plant Synchro
• Janky – Fabled Chaos
• Lamb – Fabled
• Luigi “Kira” Alici – Agents
• Pillege – Chaos Stun
• Necro – Zombie
• Peredurxiv – Fabled Nordic
• Quinning – D. Fissure GB
• Rykoko7 – Agents
• Saikonn – Dragunity
• Samoopusteno – HERO Beat
• Shamu – Catsith Plant
• Shinuslaw – Gravekeeper
• Tegalik – Fabled Chaos
• Yveon – Mist Valley

Decklists available for tournaments submitted to the database.

The event will be streamed live on TCG Rewind’s YouTube channel.

Don’t miss the action as these top players battle it out for the title of champion!

Tengu Plant War League – Season 1 Summary

Congratulations to Perfect Circle who defeated the team Tengu Plant Town to become the Season 1 Champions of the Tengu War League!

The Tengu Format War League Finals are over and the season has come to an end! This war league showcased some of the best players in the format. The teams consisted of up to 5 players, with 3 designated weekly starters battling over the course of 11 weeks (10 matches + bye). Out of our 23 teams, 8 teams qualified for the playoffs.

The event highlighted teams’ skills in deck building, strategic planning, and dueling prowess. With access to all of the war leagues’ games as well as records from previous events, teams could view the opposing lineup’s decks and strategies to plan accordingly. A vast collection of data is available both here, on Format Library and the summarized spreadsheet from the war league.

Qualifying Teams:

Nova Conference Top 4:
Ring of Duality – JainaEgo, prostorm, mwnhydropump, SilchasRuin, mmf
The Akatsuki – Mr.Sultai, chill.phil, beastmode, lediob, Braingeyser
Team Name Pending – Stang0, alexdaman, MarcusHayden, Evolution, StateTheGr8
Renegade – CincyJames, Purple Drunk, Roger Smith, Giorgione, Tegalik

Zero Conference Top 4:
Perfect Circle – badculturefit, Jazz, Feen, Atruehero, LR
Rescue Squad – LucasGustafsson, Corinna, Gawgizz, Janky, PurpleFlurp
Food Fighter – JINGJING1220, 홍지원, 버거짱
Tengu Plant Town – Fotoshooti, rumbledyser, Shinuslaw, Ley Murphy, Darksigner

Playoffs:

Top 8
Ring of Duality vs. Perfect Circle
The Akatsuki vs. Rescue Squad
Team Name Pending vs. Food Fighter
Renegade vs. Tengu Plant Town


Top 4
Perfect Circle vs. The Akatsuki
Food Fighter vs. Tengu Plant Town


Finals
Perfect Circle vs. Tengu Plant Town

Notable Mentions:

Best team going into playoffs were Food Fighter who went undefeated during the entire regular season with a record of 10-0, while also having a roster of only 3 players!

Top 5 individual players pre-Finals:
1. Braingeyser | The Akatsuki | 9 Wins 1 Loss | 90% WR
2. 버거짱 | Food Fighters | 9 Wins 1 Loss | 90% WR
3. 홍지원 | Food Fighters | 9 Wins 1 Loss | 90% WR
4. JINGJING1220 | Food Fighters | 8 Wins 2 Loss | 80% WR
5. Darksigner | Tengu Plant Town | 7 Wins 1 Loss | 87.5% WR

Most common decks in WL: Agents 35%, Plant Synchro 14%, Catsith 11%, Herobeat 10%
Highest winrate popular deck in WL: Plant Synchro (55 wins/39 losses)

Links:
Discord Server: ATrueServer
Spreadsheet: Tengu War League Spreadsheet
MMFs Spreadsheet with additions: TPWL
Playoff bracket: Tengu War League Playoffs

Toronto Time Capsule Season 2 Finals

After 14 qualifying tournaments the second season of TTC is finally over. Congratulations to Janky for winning the finals and securing both the title and a well earned cash prize.

The qualified players fought through a double elimination bracket where the final game was won by Janky playing Agents. This marks the end of the locals for now, set to return after a summer break!

All replays and the finalist’s deck lists are uploaded and can be found on Replays and Events respectively.

Toronto Time Capsule 2024

The new season of Toronto Time Capsule is starting Friday the 9th of February at 18.15 CET.
Just like last year the weekly tournaments start at the same time every Friday, are free for anyone to join, and the winner from each week qualifies to an invite-only final with prizes held in May.

For any questions, regular updates and joining the events – head over to the Tournament Nexus discord server!

Toronto Winter Championship Winner

Congratulations to Roger Smith for winning the Toronto Winter Championship!
With 29 players joining and 5 rounds of swiss into double elimination top 8, the final game was won by Agents!

All replays and the top 8 decklists are uploaded and can be found on Replays and Events respectively.