Become an Azuki TCG Judge

You know the rules better than anyone at your locals. You're the one people turn to mid-match when an interaction gets weird. Time to make it official.

Here's how to get certified.

Step 1: Join the Judge Server

Everything runs through the official Azuki TCG Judge Server on Discord. Join, complete the verification steps, and you're in. JOIN HERE - https://discord.gg/RT8bFHrr2q

Step 2: Study up

Before you request a test, review the tournament rules, game rules, and all current card errata. The test pulls from all three, and the judge-faq channel covers everything you need to know about how testing works. Read it. Seriously.

Step 3: Request your test

Head to the test-request channel and create a ticket. That notifies our team that you're ready, and you'll be assigned a private ticket channel. When the team gets to your ticket, they'll send a Calendly link to schedule your test.

Pick a time you can actually make. Show up on time. Our judges are players too, and their time matters.

The test

Here's what you're walking into:

• 33 questions, 30 minutes
• You need 27 correct to pass
• A review of incorrect answer after you passed the exam
• Results within 24 hours
• Pass, and you get the Judge role
• Don't pass? You can retake it 30 days after your last attempt

A few things worth knowing: the Head Judge role is given at Azuki's discretion, and judge qualifications can be revoked at Azuki's discretion. Hold the role with the respect it deserves.

Why judge?

We are always looking for judges for premiere events. Judges are compensated for judging premiere events. The rates are set by the organizers. You will also receive 4 of each judge card as additional compensation, the full art Ed and Rei, which is a staple in many decks.