World Championship

NOVEMBER 4–6

San Jose Convention Center
The Calling & World Championship

$20,000

Prize Pool

The Calling

The Flesh and Blood World Championships will be the biggest event of the year, and there are lots of ways to take part across the weekend.

Our showcase public event is the Calling: San Jose, featuring Classic Constructed play, with $20,000 USD of Cash Prizes, Professional Tournament Invitations (PTIs), and Gold Cold Foil Legendary prize cards on offer!

This will be the last chance to play in the Uprising Classic Constructed metagame at a professional level, and will be the biggest open entry event of the weekend!

The pinnacle of Flesh and Blood Organized Play finally comes into sight.

Four years of competition have been building to this point. The inaugural Flesh and Blood World Championships will test players as never before.

Across three days, players will have to demonstrate mastery across all of Flesh and Blood's premiere formats; Classic Constructed, Draft and Blitz. Only one player will be left standing. Who will be the first ever Flesh and Blood World Champion?

SIDE EVENTS

Side events will be running all weekend long for you to play and win prizes from our prize wall! Check out the full schedule today.

SIDE EVENTS SCHEDULE

Gold Foil Main Event Package
$200

Entry to the World Championships Player Reception (Thursday Night)
Entry to The Calling: San Jose
3 Constructed or Draft Side Event Coupons
San Jose Sink Below Playmat
World Championships Dragon Shield Sleeves
World Championships Event Exclusive Promo*

* Limit one event promo per person

Introducing 'Tales of Adventure'

To commemorate the year's long journey to the first World Championship, and complete the year of the traveling Bard, LSS has designed a special promo card for the occasion: Tales of Adventure. This extended art rainbow foil card is available to all fans who come to San Jose to celebrate this historic event through ticket packages. Tales of Adventure is an event-exclusive, and will never be available again outside the inaugural World Championship weekend.