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Upcoming Regional Championship Qualifiers
The third round of the 2023-24 season's qualifiers will begin on January 6, 2024, and will run until March 24, 2024. WPN stores and larger organizers that participate will be running Regional Championship Qualifiers (RCQs) that qualify players for the Regional Championship covering their respective region. Those Regional Championships will take place in Q2 of 2024 and will qualify for the third Pro Tour of 2024 in late June.
RCQs run at the WPN level for this round will either be Limited or Standard Constructed. Please note that larger events that are designated as "destination" qualifiers—events run in larger venues such as hotel ballrooms or convention centers—may be run as other Constructed formats as well. Please check with your local organizer for all specific info on qualifiers near you.
This round refreshes the Secret Lair promo card line-up for participants and top finishes, embracing a few two-mana sorcery spells that have been competitive mainstays in tournament Magic history.
January 6–March 24, 2024 Regional Championship Qualifier promo cards*:
- Feast your eyes—each and every one of them—on a far-out take of Explore, with art by BLUMOO! Play in an RCQ at a WPN retailer to get one in non-foil. Traditional foil versions may be available for larger events, but exact distribution will be determined by your region's program organizer.
- Go ahead. Express yourself! This new promotional version of Expressive Iteration—one of the most influential card-advantage spells for blue-red mages in nonrotating formats printed in recent history—has beautiful new artwork by Dominik Mayer and will be the featured prize for qualifiers starting in January. Non-foil copies will be available to top finishers at qualifying events, while those who earn their invitation to the Regional Championship will score a foil copy.
*Promotional cards received where available and while supplies last. Prize promo availability may differ by region and may change at Wizards of the Coast's discretion. Check with your regional tournament organizer and hosting game store for more information.
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Reviews for "An Introduction to Spiraea Magic Carpet: Everything You Need to Know"
1. Sarah - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with the Spiraea magic carpet. I had read so many great reviews about it, but it just didn't live up to the hype for me. The foliage wasn't as colorful as I expected, and the plant didn't grow as vigorously as I had hoped. I also found it to be quite finicky, requiring a lot of maintenance and constant pruning. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this plant if you're looking for a low-maintenance option for your garden.
2. James - 1 star
I regret purchasing the Spiraea magic carpet for my garden. It quickly became infested with pests, and despite my best efforts, I couldn't get rid of them. The plant also had a weak structure, and many of the branches started breaking under their own weight. The foliage also lost its vibrant color after just a few weeks. I was extremely disappointed with the overall quality and performance of this plant, and I would not buy it again.
3. Emily - 2 stars
I had high hopes for the Spiraea magic carpet, but it didn't live up to my expectations. While the foliage initially had a nice red color, it quickly faded to a dull green. The plant also required a lot of watering and maintenance to keep it looking decent. Additionally, I found that it needed to be pruned constantly to maintain its shape, which was a hassle. Overall, I was underwhelmed with this plant and wouldn't recommend it to others.
4. Mark - 1 star
The Spiraea magic carpet was a complete disappointment. The foliage didn't have the vibrant colors that were advertised, and the plant had a weak growth habit. Despite following all the care instructions, the plant didn't thrive and started to decline within a few months. I would not recommend wasting your time and money on this plant, as there are much better options available for your garden.