Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 4/28/2003 03:50:26 Central Daylight Time,
edgdp@... writes:

> I am in the process of going through the rules issues which arose and
> seeing which ones (if any)we need clarification on (more on this later).
> From an umpires point of view though it was great to have a Table of
> Contents that worked.
>
> cheers,
>
> Greg Preston
>
>

Send 'em, Greg - I'm ready! :)

Jon


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[Greg Preston]

Fellow Warriors,

We had our first ever Warrior (rather than TOG) comp down here in
Australia on the Weekend just gone.

The comp was a 4 round 1350 point "single list" comp with preset terrain.
The theme was the Dark Ages (DAW lists only)

We had 18 people who played in all four games.

The Place getters were:
1st Martin Williams- Pre Feudal Scots-19pts
2nd Paul Collins- Feudal Spanish-16pts
3rd Darren Holmes- Feudal Spanish-16pts (lost on countback)

The Encouragement prize went to Adrian Williams for a sustained effort with
his Early Byzantines

Door prize of a Castaway arts "Ark of the Covenant" went to Robert Jeffrey
(Arab conquest)
Barry Hayes (Maygar) won the "baggage killer" prize.

Thanks to the Fourhousemen for the gift certificates {they are coming
aren't they Jake ? }


Whilst the rules questions came thick and fast throughout the weekend - the
comp was a success and by the end of the weekend people were making the
usual comments about their lack of success (late nights, bad dice, if only
I'd.....) which indicates a fairly seemless transition to a new rule set ;)

I am in the process of going through the rules issues which arose and
seeing which ones (if any)we need clarification on (more on this later).
From an umpires point of view though it was great to have a Table of
Contents that worked.

cheers,

Greg Preston

[Jake Kovel]

Greg,
Great job on the tournament. The gift certificates and your Fifth Horseman
shirt were mailed on April 21st in the hopes they might make it in time, but
more likely that they will arrive this week. The Post Office says 4-7 days but
they always say that. Thanks again for the good work. And for you OZ Warriors,
Frontline is receiving a restock of Warrior products this week as well.
Jacob Kovel

[Greg Preston]

On Monday, April 28, 2003, at 11:17 PM, Patrick wrote:

> I see your email on the tourney and have a couple of follow up
> questions:
> 1a. How long was each round?
> 1b. Was it all on Saturday?
> 2. What scale did you play?
> 3. What format did you use, everyone plays everyone or winners play
> winners?
> -PB
>

1a each round was 3hours 30min +/- up to 10 minutes at random

1b two games Saturday two games Sunday

2. Scale was 25mm

3. We used a "swiss" system with those on "like" points playing each
other.

[Patrick Byrne]

Thanks, I'm still trying to get this tourney thing rocking in our area.
-PB

> From: Greg Preston <edgdp@...>
> Reply-To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 20:12:31 +1000
> To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [WarriorRules] Warrior in Oz
>
>
> On Monday, April 28, 2003, at 11:17 PM, Patrick wrote:
>
>> I see your email on the tourney and have a couple of follow up
>> questions:
>> 1a. How long was each round?
>> 1b. Was it all on Saturday?
>> 2. What scale did you play?
>> 3. What format did you use, everyone plays everyone or winners play
>> winners?
>> -PB
>>
>
> 1a each round was 3hours 30min +/- up to 10 minutes at random
>
> 1b two games Saturday two games Sunday
>
> 2. Scale was 25mm
>
> 3. We used a "swiss" system with those on "like" points playing each
> other.
>
>
>
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