1. Formats
2. Roles
3. Compensation
4. Stand-by judges
5. Expectations
6. Pillar of Moxen

Formats

4 Main Events :

• Legacy (Satruday) - HJ Alexis Rassel
• Modern (Sunday)
• Sealed deck (Sunday) - HJ Alexis Rassel
• Standard (Saturday)

Roles

We are looking for some judges at special positions. If you are interested in one of these positions and you never worked at this position for Bazaar of Moxen before, please give us a short summary of your skills and experience at this position in your cover letter.

• Main event Head Judge: You will be in charge of one of the Main Events each day. L3+ are highly preferred for this position.
• Scorekeeper: You will be in charge of scorekeeping simultaneous tournaments, up to 600 players, with WER and help to track BoM points and Mana Points 
•  Registration master: You will be taking registration, fire On Demand Events and judge or help to scorekeep Side Events (depending on attendance) when the registrations are close.
• Person in charge: is a judge involved in the preparation of the event by doing the schedule. On-site he or she will be the link bewteen the TO, the SK, the HJ and the judges

Additionally to thes specific roles, there will be Team Leader and Head Judging of competitive events positions opened to L2+ judges.

Compensation

Compensation for the European BoM Tour is based on level and roles. The compensation is expressed in Compensation Unit (CU):

• Floor Judge: 1 CU/day
• Head Judge: 3,75 CU for Headjudging Saturday & Sunday. 5 CU if you show up on Friday
• Scorekeeper: 6,25 CU (3 days required, Compensation for the whole 3 days)
• Assistant scorekeeper: 3,75 CU (3 days required, Compensation for the whole 3 days)
• Person in charge (very likely selected from the PoM pool): 7 CU (3 days required, Compensation for the whole 3 days)

Note that Accommodation will NOT be covered by Bazaar of Moxen. We encourage judges to communicate on the forum to find roomates.  

Bazaar of Moxen will make sure to arrange lunch food, depending on venue regulations (cash, ordering food, preparing food, etc.).
Additionally, Bazaar of Moxen is happy to invite all judges to a Judge Dinner held on Saturday evening.

Stand-by judges

• A Stand-by judge is someone who primarily plans to play the BOM, but who will make himself or herself available for judging if attendance exceeds our initial expectations.
• Stand-by judges who are not activated can play one tournament for free during each of the days (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) they are not activated.
• Applying as a Stand-by judge does not reduce your chances to be accepted as a Regular Judge.

Expectations

Please read carefully this section:

• All judges applying at BOM are expected to be able to work and deliver rulings in English.
• Just like at our 2015 events, you will need to sign a contract to be able to work this BOM. A template of the contract will be available in the files section.
• Judges might be ask to setup or dismount the room during a part of their shift.
• Level 1 who apply should take a Policy Practice Exam and e-mail the exam ID and score to beuzelin.guillaume@gmail.com

Pillar of Moxen

The Pillar of Moxen program is growing! If you don’t know what a Pillar of Moxen is, here is a short definition:

“A Pillar of Moxen is a judge who already judged several times for BoM and who has been outstanding at BoM events.”

The list of Pillar of Moxen after 2015:

• Jona Bemindt
• Oli Bird
• Lamberto Franco
• Jeremie Granat 
• Alexis Rassel
• Niels Viaene
• Frank Waremam
• Kim Warren
• Emilien Wild