(Updated on: May 25th, 2018)

• Please use the “Gift Markers” sold or distributed.
• You may use “Gift Markers” without sleeves.
  If you use sleeves, please use different sleeves from your main deck as stated in the floor rules.
  However, they may have the same sleeves as your G zone, and clear sleeves may be used.
• You may use different sleeves for the cards used as your “Gift Markers”.
• Please prepare the necessary pieces of “Gift Markers” and place them in a game area before the fight.
  You do not need to declare which “Imaginary Gift” you are using to your opponent.
• You will be penalized if you do not have enough “Gift Markers” during a Level 2 or higher tournament.

(Updated on: February 26th, 2016)

• Official Fighter’s Counters and official Fighter’s Coins may be used to indicate any changes to the power and/or critical.
• When using these items, do take note to place them in such a way that vital information to the fight, such as the power, or ability text, is not hidden from view.

(Updated on: August 2nd, 2011)

• You may not put cards in triple or more card sleeves.
• You may only put cards in up to double card sleeves.

※Even if you are using double or less card sleeves, if it is seen that it interferes with the play of the game, the tournament manager or official may instruct you to remove those card sleeves.

(Updated on: 16th May, 2016)

• Please follow the indications on sleeves in the floor rules.
  However, you may use different sleeves and/or clear sleeves from your main deck.
• You may use different sleeves for the cards within your G zone.
• Please confirm the number of cards in your opponent’s G zone before the fight.
• You may have 0 to 16 cards in your G zone.

(Updated on: February 26th, 2016)

• You may use a playmat that you have prepared beforehand.
• You may not use playmats that have zones different from vanguard.
• Please obtain permission from your opponent before using your playmat.

※A staff may deem your playmat unsuitable for usage due to piracy and/or morality

(Updated on: August 2nd, 2011)

• Fight fairly by following the rules and paying respect to your opponent at all times.
• Communicate with your opponent by speaking and making actions clear. Also, when you opponent makes a move, give a response to express that you understand his or her actions.
• Do not touch your opponent’s cards without his or her permission. If you handle your opponent’s cards, handle them with care.