Major League Quidditch is always looking to remain on the cutting edge of gameplay within our sport. That said, overall, we were largely satisfied with the way our ruleset worked during the 2021 season. Because of that, we will be making no major changes for the 2022 season. Instead, we will be making some minor
It should come as no surprise that the past 12 months have left a bevy of MLQ volunteers with that ever-rare commodity of free time—and, with that, a bevy of new projects to focus on. An MLQ Youth Rulebook is one project that has been brewing inside the minds of MLQ leadership for a while
Major League Quidditch is excited to release our new ruleset for the 2020 season. We will continue to use the most recent USQ ruleset, USQ Rulebook 13, coupled with a number of MLQ-specific adaptations. This season’s ruleset features minimal changes from the last rendition. There will only be one new rule implemented in 2020: 1.
MLQ has always prided itself on staying ahead of the curve in terms of innovative rules centered around improving the sport for both our players and spectators. After observing the direction of quidditch gameplay at USQ Cup 12, our rules team has determined that this season’s rules changes did not go far enough to ensure
At Major League Quidditch, we are always conscious of our core goal to “present quidditch in an elegant, highly-consumable form that mirrors other sports’ top leagues.” To those ends, we actively look for opportunities to improve the gameplay of the sport. Our Gameplay Rules and Policy Committee meets throughout the off-season to create and consider