It's recommended that you read through these rules before joining. Rules aren't too fun, but in order for Magical to operate smoothly, there have to be a few. Also, the about section has some useful information.

You must have a working email that I can contact you at. Also, join with a real name or memorable nickname, not something like d1sN3YpR!nC35S. If there is a member with your name, (Check the member list to see if there is) put a 2 after your name (Ex. Shenny2), or if needed a 3, 4, etc.

You may not play games and/or take cards from updates until you have your starter pack up.

In order to play, you must have a trade post, or a website to display the cards and items you've earned. If you don't have a domain there are plenty of free hosts (Freewebs, Geocities) out there. Your trade post must be in English, or the page for Petits Bijoux, at least. Your trade post must contain...

a level badge

card worth

cards (divided into collecting and trading)

trade log

a link back to Magical

Your trade log must be kept current and must detailedly explain how you earned/traded cards. It must include what card you got, when you got it, and how you got it.

You may NOT cheat. Ever. It really just ruins the game for you as well as other people, cause what's the fun in TCGs if you cheat? Cheating includes joining as multiple people, refreshing the prize pages for "better" cards, playing the games more than once per update, not removing cards you've traded away, etc.

No direct linking. Make sure you upload everything - card, badges, etc. - to your own server. If you need extra space, try ImageShack. Oh, and put 'has no worries.' after your name in the join form to get an extra card.

If your TCG page hasn't been updated in a month or more and you have not notified us of a hiatus, you will be marked as troubled and emailed. If you haven't responded to the email after two weeks, you will be taken off the member list.

Part of the fun of TCGs is trading with other members to get the cards you need. Visit other members' trade posts and contact them (through email or trade forms, if they have them) proposing a trade. However, do not get angry or harass them if they do not wish to trade. Courtesy is always appreciated! Also, once you have traded a card away, don't forget to take it off your trade post and log the trade in your log.

Have fun! :)

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