Scavenger Format
Scavenger Format is a Players Committee constructed format using only Decipher cards of common rarities.[1] On GEMP the environment is named Scavenger (code scavenger_premiere_ds2), covering printed sets from Premiere through Death Star II. Banned rarities are Ultra Rare (UR), Rare (R), Rare (R1), Rare (R2), Exclusive Rare (XR), Premium (PM), and Preview (PV).[1][2]
The 2025 Scavenger Superbowl Showcase and 2026 Scrapyard Scrum are published Scavenger Format events on GEMP. PDS2 interviews covered the format with Mike Shumaker (22 April 2025) and Micah Fleetwood (26 April 2025).
Deck size
| Default deck size on GEMP | 60 cards |
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The GEMP format definition sets no deck size, so GEMP uses its default of 60 cards.[3][4]
Tournaments
2 tournaments on List of SWCCG tournaments used this format, newest first.
| Tag | Event | Dates | Site | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-04 | 2026 Scrapyard Scrum | March–April 2026 | GEMP | AceMace |
| 2025 Scavenger Superbowl Showcase | March–April 2025 | GEMP | Andy Talaga |
See also
External links
- Scavenger Format, starwarsccg.org. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Scavenger Format, starwarsccg.org. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ swccgFormats.json, GEMP source code (PlayersCommittee/gemp-swccg-public, commit 5e26dd19), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ swccgFormats.json, GEMP source code (billbisco/swccg-gemp, commit 16168b26), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ SwccgoFormatLibrary.java, GEMP source code (billbisco/swccg-gemp, commit 16168b26), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.