Crossword clues for dci
dci
- Year in the reign of St. Gregory I
- World's first independent credit card company, initially
- 601 in old Rome
- 20% of MMMV
- Seventh-century start
- Seventh century start
- Seneca's 601
- Rank of Brit. TV sleuth Morse
- Rank for Endeavour Morse, John Luther and Jane Tennison: Abbr
- One-fifth of MMMV
- Nero's 601
- MMMV ÷ V
- MMMV / V
- Medieval century starter
- Livy's 601
- Head of The Company:abbr
- Early Middle Ages century starter
- Early 7th C. date
- A fifth of MMMV
- 7th-century starter
- 7th century start
- 601, to Seneca
- 601, to Julius Caesar
- 601, in Rome
- 601 to Cato
- Seventh-century date
- Year in St. Gregory I's papacy
- Seventh-century year
- 601, to Nero
- Early seventh-century year
- 601, in old Rome
- Year in Gregory I's papacy
- Early seventh-century date
- “Far out!”
- Start of the seventh century
- Century starter in the papacy of Gregory I
- Seventh-century starter
- Cicero's 601
- Half of MCCII
- Ovid's 601
- Caesar's 601
- M less ICCCC
- Year in the papacy of Gregory I
- What MCCII over II equals
- 601, Roman style
- 601, to Caesar
- Start of the 7th century
- Roman 601
- 601, in Roman numerals
Wikipedia
DCI may be an abbreviation for:
The DCI (formerly, Duelists' Convocation International) is the official sanctioning body for competitive play in Magic: The Gathering and various other games produced by Wizards of the Coast and its subsidiaries, such as Avalon Hill. The DCI provides game rules, tournament operating procedures, and other materials to private tournament organizers and players. It also operates a judge certification program to provide consistent rules enforcement and promote fair play.
In order to play in sanctioned events, players must register for membership and receive a DCI number (PIN). The DCI maintains a global player ratings database (formerly based on a variation of the Elo rating system) and members have access to their entire tournament history online. If a member commits frequent or flagrant rules infractions, his or her membership can be suspended for variable amounts of time depending on the severity, from one month to lifetime.
The DCI sanctions tournaments for a variety of games. As of 2009, the DCI has sanctioned more than two million Magic tournaments. Unlike those of many other game producers, a significant proportion of DCI events are organized and run by independent businesspeople and hobbyists, as opposed to retailers.