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Historic—All cards are legal.
Standard—Only missions from the two latest sets are legal.

Can you use promotional Missions such as "The Secrets of Ayers Rock" and "Tomb of the Undead" in a Constructed Tournament where you bring your own Missions?

If you can, will they always be legal in the Standard format or will they only be legal until a certain date such as the newest 2 set's Missions only being legal? The last 2 promotional Missions for example.

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I'd like to add another question:

When exactly do the missions stop being legal? As soon as there are 2 new sets available (which would mean the stop being legal by the Sneak Preview date)?

If a store holds a Sneak Preview on a Sunday and a Bring-your-own-mission Contructed event on the Saturday just before that (which is the Sneak Preview date for some other stores), would missions from the second-latest set (not counting the SP set) still be legal or immediately get banned because newer missions could be available?

while we are at it, when is omen and legacies legal for foundation games? (I imagine it is legal for any seeker league etc already). Really good set by the way.. go breaker cub.. teen titan!

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The legal date for the sets hasn't been announced yet, so Omens wouldn't be legal for local or for official tournaments. If you decided to make the set legal for local play, this would mean that Omens and Legendary Saga would be your 2 most recent sets, and hence these would be the 2 sets from which missions would be legal. In the case where Omens is not legal, then the legal missions are from LGS and SAS.

So it depends on which set you've decided to make legal. Officially, Omens isn't legal yet anyway.