-Many of these resources require an account on JudgeApps. Find out how to get one!<\/a><\/p>\n Rules<\/strong>:<\/p>\n -Your first stop for rules questions should be\u00a0the\u00a024\/7 live rules chat<\/a>. \u00a0It’s full of great people who answer questions day and night.<\/p>\n -If you’ve fallen prey to Facebook, you should consider joining the MTG Judge Study Group<\/a>. \u00a0There, rules (and some policy) questions are asked to L0s and L1s. \u00a0It serves as great practice for how you would actually take a call at your local FNM.<\/p>\n -Do you like neat rules interactions? \u00a0Check out Cranial Insertion<\/a>, a weekly rules blog run by some of the best rules gurus in the judge community.<\/p>\n -Speaking of rules tip blogs, how about the Rules Tip Blog<\/a>? You’ll come across many of these interactions during all of the events that you’ll be running, so it’d be useful to pop over there every once in a while. \u00a0Sometimes, our resident bearz even makes an appearance<\/a>.<\/p>\n -If you’re the type that loves digging through the Comprehensive Rules itself, Yawgatog<\/a> maintains an excellent hyperlinked version where you can easily lose yourself in the dark corners of the room. \u00a0Let me know if you find Eli.<\/p>\n -Preparing for a test? See what’s on the Level 1<\/a> and Level 2<\/a> written exams as told by the test manager, Brian Schenck.<\/p>\n -Finally, once you’re done dropping knowledge on yourself, why not test what you’ve learned by taking a practice exam in the Judge Center<\/a>?<\/p>\n Policy<\/strong>:<\/p>\n -The single best place to find tricky policy situations is on the Knowledge Pool<\/a>. \u00a0Every week, a question from the deep, dark depths of a pool of judges’ collective mind emerges to make the community scratch their heads. \u00a0There is always something to learn about either specific situations or policy as a whole on that blog.<\/p>\n -L3 Kevin Desprez<\/a> -If you feel like a policy master, and just want to catch up on the latest changes, head over to L3 Toby Elliot<\/a> Community<\/strong>:<\/p>\n -The best way to keep in contact with the larger judge community and to also apply for awesome events is to make sure you have an account on JudgeApps<\/a>.\u00a0There are lots of discussions on the forums and even fun projects you can check out and help.<\/p>\n -Looking for more information about JudgeApps? Have a look at our Introductory Guide to JudgeApps<\/a>!<\/p>\n -You should already be familiar with Judge Center<\/a> by now. This is where you go to take practice exams, enter reviews, and do lots of officially judge-y stuff. Make sure you upload a picture!<\/p>\n General development<\/strong>:<\/p>\n -Bored at work and want to listen to witty banter while learning lots of neat things? JudgeCast<\/a>\u00a0is perfect for you!<\/p>\n -Writing your first application to an event can be quite the daunting task. \u00a0Nicholas Sabin helps ease your worries and gives lots of good pointers in his\u00a0‘Killer App’ video<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/span><\/span> has started up a new blog called What’s Up, Docs?<\/a>\u00a0 It delves into the philosophy behind policy and can really help you understand why we do the things the way we do.<\/p>\n
<\/span><\/span>‘s blog, Policy Perspectives<\/a>.<\/p>\n