NARUTO Mythos TCG Münster Regional: Prizes and Side Events

Paris listed three scheduled side events at NARUTO Mythos TCG's first Regional in September. Münster lists eleven. Cicaboom put its third Regional on its news feed on 19 October: 27 to 29 November 2026 at the Messe und Congress Centrum Halle Münsterland in Münster, Germany. Tickets for the Main Event and the scheduled side events are sold on an event site whose footer reads "Powered by Cicaboom - Organised by Breakflip", the company Cicaboom named as its distribution facilitator in September, as our Breakflip and Zvezdar piece covers.

Our Orlando Regional results gave Münster one paragraph when its page first appeared: dates, venue, Standard format and a €40 Main Event ticket. This is the rest. What each ticket costs, what every Main Event finish wins, how the four alternative side formats work, and what changed in Cicaboom's Tournament Rules, which issued a new version that takes effect today. Everything below is read from Cicaboom's 19 October announcement and its Events page, Breakflip's event page and ticket shop, the official card gallery and the Tournament Rules, all checked on 23 October 2026.

The weekend at a glance

The deck rule is "Standard - every Set 1 and Set 2 cards allowed". Friday is optional. Breakflip's FAQ pitches it as the day to check in and pick up your participation prizes so Saturday morning goes faster, and asks Saturday-only players to arrive when the doors open at 8:00. One timing wrinkle: the schedule box at the foot of Breakflip's page gives Saturday and Sunday as 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., while its tournament schedule and Cicaboom's announcement put play at 9:00. Cicaboom's announcement gives 8:00 as Saturday's door time, so on Saturday read 8:00 as doors and 9:00 as the start of play. Neither page gives Sunday a door time.

How many Swiss rounds Saturday holds depends on turnout, which is not known yet. The Tournament Rules set the count by number of players: 6 rounds for 33 to 64 players, 7 for 65 to 128, 8 for 129 to 256 and 9 for 257 to 512.

What each ticket costs

The FAQ says no membership card is needed: pick the Main Event ticket, add any side events, pay. You do not need a Spectator Pass if you hold a ticket for the Main Event or any scheduled side event, and children aged 5 or under do not need one either. The wristband is your way in, and Breakflip says it will not replace one you tear.

Two things the shop does not make obvious. First, all seven Sunday side events say registration opens during Saturday 28 November, yet on 23 October the shop labelled all seven "Sold Out", along with Saturday's Evolving event, whose own description says its tickets go on sale only after a Hero Point list is published. Our reading is that "Sold Out" there means not on sale yet. Breakflip has not said so. Second, you can hold several tickets but can only play one event at a time. To join a side event that is about to start, you drop from whatever you are playing, Main Event included.

What every Main Event placement wins

Cicaboom's announcement says "every player who takes part receives an exclusive Regional Participation Card (EN), a Regional Participation Playmat and 6 boosters in English". The Paris and Orlando pages both said "6 Set 2 boosters"; neither Münster page names the set.

Above participation, Breakflip's prize table lists each finish cumulatively, so a Top 8 player also receives the Top 16, Top 32 and Top 64 prizes. The card names come from the Germany listing on Cicaboom's Events page:

Three things in that table need flagging. The champion's line on Breakflip's table leaves out the Top 4 card that the finalist's and Top 4 lines both include; the page does not say whether that is deliberate. The Top 4 card itself appears on no Events page listing and not in the card gallery, so what it is has not been published. And the Germany listing puts Sasuke at Top 8 and Itachi at Top 16, the same order as the Paris listing, while the gallery and the Orlando listing have them the other way round. Our Shinobi Shiren set guide logged that mismatch when Münster first appeared, and Cicaboom has not resolved it. The judge card is the same Gaara as the Top 64 card.

The playmats are the same three designs Cicaboom pictured for Paris and Orlando: the participation mat above, a Top 64 mat with Orochimaru and a Top 8 mat with Itachi. No Top 2 mat is pictured.

The card-design prize is new. Cicaboom's announcement says the champion "can also submit a card design to the Game Designers, which may be altered before printing". Neither the Paris nor the Orlando announcement offered it. Prizes need a valid ID to collect.

The champion's card is numbered 1/1

Cicaboom's Paris, Orlando and Münster announcements all call the champion's prize "an exclusive Gold Card in English", and the Münster one illustrates it with the same Kakashi render it used for Paris and Orlando, which prints "REG. CHAMP." and no number. The render on Breakflip's Münster page is different. It prints 1/1 GERMANY 26 next to "REG. CHAMP.", which reads as a one-of-one stamped for this event. That is what the image shows; no page says it in words, and none gives the card's material. The card plays as the gallery's Kakashi Hatake, Make-Out Paradise (149/140): cost 6, Power 6, a MAIN that searches out up to two Ninja Hound characters, and a DUEL with Zabuza Momochi that repeats it.

The Germany Regional next to Paris and Orlando

The Paris and Orlando columns come from each event's Cicaboom announcement. Münster's clock times and side-event count come from Breakflip's event page, since Cicaboom's Münster announcement gives neither. The clock is the big practical change from Paris. A Best-of-1 round there had a flat 30 minutes; at Münster each player has 13 minutes of their own, so a Swiss game has at most 26 minutes of running clock between the two players, with the clock stopped while Missions are scored.

Eleven side events, four new formats

Cicaboom's Tournament Rules allow alternative formats only in casual play, casual tournaments and "side events alongside a Regional (or above)", plus store events using leftover pre-release product. Paris's page listed two side-event slots called "Alternative Format #1" and "#2" without naming them. Münster names four.

Mini-Mythos and Highlander are written into the new Tournament Rules, which add both to the alternative-formats list; that version allows Mini-Mythos on a flat 12-minute limit or a 5-minute chess clock, and Münster uses the clock. Evolving and Bad Deck are not in the rules at all. The rules call their list "not exhaustive", so organizers can run formats beyond it as long as they publish them first. Evolving has one hole: its Hero Point values. Breakflip's worked example has Anna spending 7 points and Beatrice 3, so Beatrice starts with 4 extra Mission points. Which cards cost what has not been published, and its description says the list comes before its tickets go on sale.

All four run as 4 Swiss rounds of Best-of-1 with the same payout: one booster display and a "local winner promo" for 4–0, four boosters for 3–1, and three boosters just for playing.

The other two side-event types play Standard decks in single elimination, Best-of-1 on the 13-minute clock, where you keep playing until you lose:

• Win a Special Card (Friday 2:30 p.m. and Sunday 10:00 a.m. for 64 players, Sunday 9:00 a.m. for 256). Every entrant gets a "Side Event Promo Card" and 5 boosters, and the winner gets a WINNER-stamped version plus a Finalist Playmat. The shop calls it an Orochimaru card without naming the version; the gallery's Regional side-event card is Orochimaru, "Come see the truth of the world through my eyes" (127/140 V), the card Orlando's listing named. The 256-player event pays 6 displays and the stamped card to both finalists.
• Win an Uncut Sheet (Sunday 12:00 p.m.). The winner takes an uncut sheet and 3 displays. Second to fourth place each get the Regional Card Top 4, which makes this the one Münster side event that pays out a Main Event prize card.

On top of the scheduled list, on-demand events run all three days and start as soon as they fill: Standard and Mini-Mythos single elimination for 8 players (2 boosters for every entrant, a new side-event playmat for the winner), and a 6-player Mini-Mythos draft from 3 packs over 3 Swiss rounds. Their prices are not published, and Breakflip's on-demand page had nothing open on 23 October.

The Tournament Rules changed today

Cicaboom has reissued its Tournament Rules. The new PDF says "In effect as of October 23rd, 2026", and its changelog lists what moved since the 7 September version: the chess clock's handling of the Mission Evaluation phase, note-taking, disallowed cards, the side deck, and the alternative formats above. The parts that matter on a Münster clock:

• The clock stops for scoring. After both players pass, they pause the clock and run the Mission Evaluation phase; the Edge holder restarts it afterwards. The only other pause allowed is a judge call, and using pauses to get thinking time may be treated as Stalling.
• Running out of time. You finish the chain in progress, then pass and apply no further effects, including SCORE effects, and you do not take the Edge by passing this way. If both clocks hit zero, the round goes straight to Mission Evaluation without SCORE effects, and the game goes to whoever has more Mission points after it, with a tie going to the Edge.
• Your phone is the clock, not the counter. Breakflip's side-event descriptions say players run the chess clock on their own devices, which is also the Tournament Rules' default, and the rules require that phone not to receive messages about the game. Breakflip's FAQ also says you must track Chakra and Mission points without a phone or any electronic device, so bring dice, counters or a notepad.
• Notes start blank. Any note sheet must be completely free of text at the start of each round, and you cannot take notes on a device that sends or receives messages.

The basics did not move: sleeves are required at Store Championships and above, Missions may use a different sleeve, there are no banned cards, and cards are legal from their set's official release date on your continent. How the game itself plays is in our how-to-play guide.

Before the Regional: Store Championship season two

If you want a sanctioned event before Münster, Cicaboom has opened a second Store Championship season, 30 October to 15 November 2026, at "selected partner stores" across Europe according to its Events page. Players find a store on the map on Cicaboom's Store Championship page, then register on that store's TopDeck event.

Both cards are stamped versions of Shinobi Shiren's Shinobi-rarity Chūnin Exams art, and they are a DUEL pair: Naruto's DUEL line names Kiba Inuzuka, and Kiba's names Naruto Uzumaki. On the store map behind that page, 50 locations carried the "store championship" tag on 23 October, in 15 countries, led by Italy and Germany (9 each), France (8), Spain (7) and Poland (5). The map does not say which season a store belongs to, so treat that as the map's current state rather than a confirmed list for season two.

Season one's cards and its missing results are in our Store Championships piece. None of the Cicaboom or Breakflip pages cited here ties a Store Championship result to Münster, such as an invite or a bye.

Getting there and what to bring

The venue is Messe und Congress Centrum Halle Münsterland, Messehalle Süd, Albersloher Weg 32, 48155 Münster. Breakflip's travel notes:

• Train: Münster Hbf, the main station, is 3 bus stops or a 15-minute walk away.
• Bus: lines 6, 8, E6 and S30, plus night lines N1, N3, N4, N8, N9 and N85.
• Coach: long-distance buses stop at Hafenstraße 34, near the main station.
• Plane: Düsseldorf, Cologne/Bonn, Hanover, Bremen, Münster/Osnabrück and Dortmund, in the page's order of flight frequency, then a train or coach to Münster.
• Car: four car parks around the venue, with a daily rate.

Pack a Standard-legal, sleeved deck for the Main Event, plus a separate legal deck for any alternative-format side event; Breakflip's FAQ says formats with their own deck rules need a deck that meets them. Bring physical counters and a valid ID for collecting prizes. A food stand sells drinks, snacks and some lunch options, you can bring your own snacks, and vendors will sell NARUTO Mythos product and accessories all weekend. If you hold a Sunday side-event ticket and are still in the Top Cut when that event starts, the FAQ says you may collect its participation prizes and keep playing the Top Cut; once you are out of the Top Cut, you can join the event. Refunds are offered only in exceptional circumstances, by email to Breakflip with proof.

What is not published yet

• The Evolving Hero Point list. Until it is out, an Evolving deck cannot be built to the format's rules.
• The Top 4 card, and what the Top 2 playmat looks like.
• Which set the six participation boosters come from.
• Special Pack Design A. Cicaboom's Set 2 page still says some Shinobi Shiren cards are playable only once that product releases, in an October second wave with no date. Whether those cards are legal in Münster depends on when it ships.
• On-demand prices and the Swiss round count, which depends on turnout.
• Results. Cicaboom's news feed still has no results post for Paris or Orlando on 23 October. Orlando's standings are public on TopDeck, which is where our Orlando results post read them.

When Breakflip publishes the Hero Point list or names the Top 4 card, this post gets updated rather than replaced.

Event details are read from Cicaboom's "NARUTO Mythos TCG Regional Münster Is Here" announcement (19 October 2026), its Events and Store Championship pages and its news feed, Breakflip's NARUTO Germany Regional event page and ticket shop on events.narutotcgmythos.com, the official card gallery, the NARUTO Mythos TCG Tournament Rules in effect from 23 October 2026, the Set 2 announcement page, and Cicaboom's Paris and Orlando Regional announcements. The store count is read from the store map embedded on the Store Championship page. All were checked on 23 October 2026.