Virtual Modern

Virtual Modern is the Players Committee Virtual-card era from the 2014 Virtual Card Pool Reset onward. The Advocate Council announced the Reset on 25 July 2014.^[1] Virtual Set 0 and Virtual Set D are dated 24 September 2014. Printable overlays are V-slips. The full constructed pool is Open (Players Committee Standard).^[2]

Sets

Numbering starts at Virtual Set 0 and Virtual Set D (24 September 2014), then a new sequence from Virtual Set 1. These hubs are distinct from original 2002–2009 Virtual Set N titles. Tiles: Main Page. Category: Category:Current Virtual sets.

#	Hub	Date	Cards
0	Virtual Set 0	24 September 2014	147
D	Virtual Set D	24 September 2014	29
1	Virtual Set 1	27 March 2015	50
2	Virtual Set 2	17 July 2015	20
3	Virtual Set 3	4 December 2015	44
4	Virtual Set 4	29 June 2016	78
5	Virtual Set 5	23 November 2016	26
P	Virtual Set P	24 February 2017	10
6	Virtual Set 6	14 April 2017	16
7	Virtual Set 7	13 July 2017	35
8	Virtual Set 8	30 November 2017	64
9	Virtual Set 9	6 July 2018	62
10	Virtual Set 10	8 January 2019	44
11	Virtual Set 11	2 August 2019	63
12	Virtual Set 12	22 March 2020	9
13	Virtual Set 13	9 November 2020	62
14	Virtual Set 14	18 March 2021	28
15	Virtual Set 15	23 June 2021	28
16	Virtual Set 16	3 September 2021	55
17	Virtual Set 17	20 December 2021	54
18	Virtual Set 18	21 April 2022	34
19	Virtual Set 19	15 August 2022	51
20	Virtual Set 20	12 December 2022	8
21	Virtual Set 21	18 June 2023	74
22	Virtual Set 22	2 October 2023	30
23	Virtual Set 23	22 July 2024	44
24	Virtual Set 24	30 December 2024	23
25	Virtual Set 25	8 August 2025	56
26	Virtual Set 26	8 December 2025	28
27	Virtual Set 27	9 October 2026	28

Championship constructed from 2015 uses Open.^[3] The 2014 World Championship in Toronto was the last circuit event on Premiere - Virtual Block 9.1. The same weekend ran a 2014 World Championship Reset Beta in Open, won by Keith Brown.

Year	Event	Site	Format	Winner
2015	2015 World Championship	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 6–9 August	Open	Justin Desai
2016	2016 World Championship	Princeton, New Jersey, 11–15 August	Open	Tom Haid
2017	2017 World Championship	Bloomington, Minnesota, 10–13 August	Open	Phil Aasen
2018	2018 World Championship	Morristown, New Jersey, 4–7 October	Open	Bastian Winkelhaus
2019	2019 World Championship	Bochum, Germany, 20–22 September	Open	Bastian Winkelhaus
2020	2020 World Championship	GEMP, 5–6 and 12–13 December	Open	Joe Olson
2021	2021 World Championship	Arlington, Virginia, 7–10 October	Open	Joe Olson
2022	2022 World Championship	Atlanta, Georgia, 13–16 October	Open	Justin Desai
2023	2023 World Championship	Morristown, New Jersey, 11–13 August	Open	Hayes Hunter
2024	2024 World Championship	Bochum, Germany, 19–22 September	Open	Joe Olson
2025	2025 World Championship	Seattle, Washington, 4–5 October	Open	Greg Shaw

GEMP is the current browser table, created by Troy Biesterfeld. Holotable version 0.9.9 handled the Reset in December 2014.

↑ Reset of Standard Format, Advocate Council (byline darkjediknight11), Players Committee (25 July 2014). Preserved copy: Internet Archive, 6 March 2017
↑ Star Wars CCG Alternate Format Tournament Guide (revised 09/2015), Players Committee. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
↑ List of SWCCG tournaments

Star Wars CCG Eras
Decipher 1995–2001	Virtual Original 2002–2009	Virtual Legacy 2009–2014	Virtual Modern 2014–
Premiere - Theed Palace	Premiere - Original VS17	Legacy Open	Open