Wizards EventLink makes small events simple-it only requires four players to report a structured event. If you're contending with additional guidelines and restrictions in your area, or you want to get back into the swing of running events, consider running a soft opening event with some loyal customers to work out any kinks. Include Wizards Account and Companion signup information in event advertising and train your staff to guide players through the process.
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Some players may be participating in in-store organized play for the first time, so they will need to set up Wizards Accounts (and download Magic Companion!) Familiarize yourself with Magic Companion. Consider giving out extra Promo Packs and surplus promos to customers who return to your store for a certain number of events.ģ. The return to in-store events is also a great time to implement a return-visit loyalty program. Set up your table numbers, provide basic lands for Limited events, and set up your event space to prioritize player safety and abide by all local laws and regulations. The formats your community loved in April of 2020 may not be the formats they want to play now-it's normal for community interest to shift in that time! Consider running a poll in your social channels to see which formats interest your community before scheduling any events.
Follow the two checklists below for running both public and private in-store events, and you’ll be set. We've made integrating these new practices into your regular event prep a breeze. As in-store play resumes in certain regions, some WPN practices, such as private events and temporary event policies, are new experiences for both you and your customers.
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