Treasures Gaming & Collectibles Store

03/01/2026

Saturday Prerelease results for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:

With the return of some players from Borden, and some new players, it was a privledge to host this event and provide all the participants with additional promo cards and promo packs from Wizards of the Coast.

The final round pitted Jon Hall against Ricker Vanden hurk for the top spot.
Lance Stone and Ryan Cormier were playing the other final match.

all four finalists place in the top five and both ended quickly with ryan easily running over Lance 2 - 0 and Jon Hall did not win as easily but defeated Ricker 2- 0 as well.

The top four after the final round finished in the top 5 here are the standings:

1 Jon Hall
2 Ryan Cormier
3 Lance Stone
4 Ricker Vanden hurk
5 Brad Hall
6 Dave Thistle

Also, it was awesome to have Alfonso Reda participate in his first event!

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03/01/2026

Friday Prerelease results for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:

With a full flight of players and three rounds of intense (casual) play. The final round pitted Justin Logue against William Stewart.
William eventually defeated Justin Logue to take top spot for the event.
With the final round loss, Justin Logue placed third with James Stewart winning his final match to take over second spot!

The top 5 for the evening:

1 William Stewart
2 James Stewart
3 Justin Logue
4 Alex Vanden hurk
5 Kody Handspiker

Thank you to everyone who attended the event and the promo cards were also handed out to all participants with promo boosters provided by Wizards of the Coast as an additional bonus!

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02/25/2026

Just a special announcement:
For every player in our TMNT Prerelease Events, Wizards of the Coast sent us additional Promo Packs (from Duskmourn in our store) that are to be handed out. We will make this fair and allocate these boosters with prizing.
So for every prerelease you attend, you will get one promo pack from Duskmourn. We are hosting three events:
Friday Feb. 27th at 6:00pm
Saturday Feb 28th at 1:00pm
Wednesday March 4th at 6:00pm

Prereleases cost 56.50 including tax.
See you there!

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02/22/2026

Getting ready for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to visit Stayner on Friday February 27th. Treasures Gaming will be hosting PreRelease events starting Friday at 6pm / Saturday Feb. 28th at 1pm and then March 4th at 6pm. Event costs $50 plus tax.

02/02/2026

We are expecting a shipment of Pokemon boosters into the store this week.
We are also working on a replenishment order of Magic the Gathering. With basic Dungeon and Dragons Books

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02/02/2026

Due to some changes to our store, we are currently no longer sponsoring players for our events. Since these players can afford to play in tournaments at other stores. You can afford to pay and play here too.
We also have canceled all future co-op opportunities for students
at both high school and college until further notice.

We are going back to being open 7 days a week as well to be more available to customers who still support and appreciate what we provided to people for the last 12+ years.

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02/01/2026

Treasures Gaming will begin its NEW League in February.

Wednesday is Casual Commander for $5.
Open table play (meaning 3 to 5 players per table)
I will give away either Promo packs or booster packs each week depending on the number of players who participate.

Thursday is table top night - which includes board games / Blood Bowl / and who know what else could happen on a Thursday here.

Friday is Friday Night Magic: This is a NO PROXY night of Commander - if you own it, you can play it. This commander event is $10 and top three prizing with Promo Packs every week!

Sunday afternoons will now be a free for all event where proxies will be allowed once again this is a $5 event fee (more on tournament days) Once we reach 16 players for this event, we will host $25 tournaments with top 4 prizing out in store credit. This will be afternoons only (12 to 6pm)

We also have all our events listed in Wizards Event Reporter - which is being updated with all our new events.

Contact us for more information (705) 428-0969

We have banned players that cheated, smoked w**d in front of the store (also some who DUI) stole and were very toxic players (bullying).
This announcement is for parents and players who did not come to the store to avoid this behaviour which we hope creates a more friendly environment and you will visit us to participate in our events.

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11/08/2025

While trying to list our events on Facebook... it keeps screwing everything up.
I will just have to post things in our message area until I can figure it out

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11/04/2025

Thanks to Palash for letting me know that the pricing for the upcoming Prereleases was changed, but I did not change them on the Wizards Event Site. My apologies.

So I will be announcing the NEW Prerelease pricing for three events at Treasures Gaming.

Friday 7pm
Saturday 2pm
Wednesday 7pm

Each Flight is $60. Including Tax or $175 for all 3 events (Includes a BAB Promo)

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10/21/2025

Many customers have contacted us in the last 24 hours asking for a clarification of Wizards of the Coast’s official position on Proxy Magic tournaments, and what this means for Legacy and Vintage tournaments that allow proxies.

As of January 13, 2016, WPN stores are no longer welcome to run unsanctioned Proxy Legacy or Vintage tournaments (or proxy events of any kind). Wizard’s newly clarified policy is, as expressed by Paul Hagan:

“With regard to questions on proxies, we ask that WPN locations not hold events – sanctioned or unsanctioned – allowing the use of any type of unauthorized reproductions of cards.”

A few further points were clarified by various Wizards reps, which we summarize below.

1) This does not apply to casual play, anywhere. It only disallows WPN stores from organizing events involving proxies of any sort. No one is getting suspended for “kitchen table legacy.”

2) No stores have been suspended or otherwise punished for running proxy events as of this writing. However, stores that continue running proxy events may be subject to suspensions.

3) This policy is primarily seen and expressed by Wizards as a way to dis-incentivize counterfeiting of Legacy and Vintage Magic cards, whose prices are now so high counterfeits are being produced in record numbers. Trick Jarret clarified this point on Reddit by saying “Unauthorized reproductions of our game are a type of counterfeit, and we want business partners to help us in discouraging counterfeit Magic….I know that feels crazy, that we regard marker on a card as a counterfeit, but remove the visual accuracy from the judgment – they serve identical purposes when it comes to game play.”

This policy clarification effectively ends Proxy Legacy, Vintage and Cube at any WPN store.

10/20/2025

Wizards Play Network (WPN) rules
prohibit counterfeit and unauthorized proxy cards in all sanctioned Commander tournaments and events. In a sanctioned event, only official, authentic cards are allowed, with the sole exception being a judge-issued proxy for a card that has become damaged during that specific event. Stores must enforce this rule to maintain their WPN status; failure to do so can result in penalties, including termination of membership.
Proxies and counterfeits in WPN events

Counterfeit cards: These are strictly forbidden and lead to immediate termination of a store's WPN membership if knowingly used. WPN members who knowingly facilitate their use can also face consequences.
Unauthorized proxies: These are not allowed in any sanctioned event run through the Wizards Event Reporter (WER). This includes weekly Commander nights that are sanctioned.
Judge-issued proxies: The only exception is a proxy created by a head judge to replace a card that was damaged or excessively worn during the event itself. The original card must be kept nearby, and the proxy is only valid for the duration of that tournament.
Playtest cards: These are player-made cards for personal, non-commercial use and are not allowed in sanctioned events, though some stores may permit them in casual, unsanctioned play.

What this means for players

If a store is hosting an official, sanctioned event (like a weekly Commander night that they track for WPN metrics), they must strictly enforce the no-proxy rule.
If you are caught using an unauthorized proxy in a sanctioned event, you may face penalties, including a warning, removal from the event, or even a ban from the store.
Stores can still host unsanctioned "house rule" events where they might allow proxies, but they must clearly distinguish them from sanctioned events.

07/31/2025

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