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joncleaves · Moderator Joined: 29 Mar 2006 Posts: 16447

Steve - just to confirm - Summer Camp is at the museum and not at Hoge
Barracks?

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Steve Hollowell · Recruit Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 133

SUMMER CAMP
Ft. Leavenworth Museum
Ft. Leavenworth KS
Saturday, July 9, 2005

1600 Points
Pre-set Terrain
3.5 hour rounds
15mm

The Dead Generals Society will be hosting a 3-round tournament in 15mm scale.
Terrain will be pre-set, rounds will be 3.5 hours and begin at 0930, 1400 &
1830. One list out of any FHE army book. Please bring extra terrain and
dropcloths. Contact sholl202000@... with any questions.

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Steve Hollowell · Recruit Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 133

will have to double check that, will get back with info asap

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Steve - just to confirm - Summer Camp is at the museum and not at Hoge
Barracks?

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Recruit Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 18

Steven,

I noticed a trend here. Why just one list? Is to make it easy on the
umpire? It seems to me that if you were putting on a Theme based tournament
where the armies had historical opponents this would make sense. If this is an
open tournament, one would think that it would be logical to allow another list.
My logic stems from the fact that New Kingdom Egyptians for example would most
likely come up with different tactics and troop choices when faced by elephants
or knights. Additionally, this handicapps armies that actually were flexible. So
why just one list for an open tournament? "By Uncle Spanky's left Thumb", I
can't understand why this trend has started.

Chargeholio

Steven Hollowell <sholl202000@...> wrote:
SUMMER CAMP
Ft. Leavenworth Museum
Ft. Leavenworth KS
Saturday, July 9, 2005

1600 Points
Pre-set Terrain
3.5 hour rounds
15mm

The Dead Generals Society will be hosting a 3-round tournament in 15mm scale.
Terrain will be pre-set, rounds will be 3.5 hours and begin at 0930, 1400 &
1830. One list out of any FHE army book. Please bring extra terrain and
dropcloths. Contact sholl202000@... with any questions.

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"My logic stems from the fact that New Kingdom Egyptians for example
would most likely come up with different tactics and troop choices
when faced by elephants or knights."

As the New Kingdom Egyptian General Staff planned how they would
handle the 100 yrs War English advancing to their front.....they
decided what??
Smile

Logic's not going to work in an open competition, LOL

Steve is running the tournament as a last prep for Historicon, at
Historicon's NICT you can only have one list. The trend is people
wanting to prep for larger/national competitions, and they only run
one list.

Mike

--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, Uncle Spanky <chargeholio@y...>
wrote:
> Steven,
>
> I noticed a trend here. Why just one list? Is to make it easy
on the umpire? It seems to me that if you were putting on a Theme
based tournament where the armies had historical opponents this would
make sense. If this is an open tournament, one would think that it
would be logical to allow another list. My logic stems from the fact
that New Kingdom Egyptians for example would most likely come up with
different tactics and troop choices when faced by elephants or
knights. Additionally, this handicapps armies that actually were
flexible. So why just one list for an open tournament? "By Uncle
Spanky's left Thumb", I can't understand why this trend has started.
>
> Chargeholio
>
>
>
> Steven Hollowell <sholl202000@y...> wrote:
> SUMMER CAMP
> Ft. Leavenworth Museum
> Ft. Leavenworth KS
> Saturday, July 9, 2005
>
> 1600 Points
> Pre-set Terrain
> 3.5 hour rounds
> 15mm
>
> The Dead Generals Society will be hosting a 3-round tournament in
15mm scale. Terrain will be pre-set, rounds will be 3.5 hours and
begin at 0930, 1400 & 1830. One list out of any FHE army book. Please
bring extra terrain and dropcloths. Contact sholl202000@y... with any
questions.
>
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joncleaves · Moderator Joined: 29 Mar 2006 Posts: 16447

Ok, before this dead horse gets flogged too hard again...lol

Scott will be psoting the results of this year's NICT poll soon, I imagine. If
the one or two list question goes like it did last year, it will probably be one
list again. Because it has been that way for a while, a lot of local tourneys
have been one list.

Personally, I do not have a dog in this fight. I think one list makes some
armies more viable than they would be in a two-list open. I think the reverse
is also true. The important thing is to remember that you can run your event
any way you want - there is NO need to mimic the championships.

As far as the NICT goes - we'll have to see how the voting turns out....

J

-----Original Message-----
From: turner1118 <Turnerm@...>
To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 11 May 2005 16:14:32 -0000
Subject: [WarriorRules] Re: Warrior Tourney - Summer Camp, July 9

"My logic stems from the fact that New Kingdom Egyptians for example
would most likely come up with different tactics and troop choices
when faced by elephants or knights."

As the New Kingdom Egyptian General Staff planned how they would
handle the 100 yrs War English advancing to their front.....they
decided what??
Smile

Logic's not going to work in an open competition, LOL

Steve is running the tournament as a last prep for Historicon, at
Historicon's NICT you can only have one list. The trend is people
wanting to prep for larger/national competitions, and they only run
one list.

Mike

--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, Uncle Spanky <chargeholio@y...>
wrote:
> Steven,
>
> I noticed a trend here. Why just one list? Is to make it easy
on the umpire? It seems to me that if you were putting on a Theme
based tournament where the armies had historical opponents this would
make sense. If this is an open tournament, one would think that it
would be logical to allow another list. My logic stems from the fact
that New Kingdom Egyptians for example would most likely come up with
different tactics and troop choices when faced by elephants or
knights. Additionally, this handicapps armies that actually were
flexible. So why just one list for an open tournament? "By Uncle
Spanky's left Thumb", I can't understand why this trend has started.
>
> Chargeholio
>
>
>
> Steven Hollowell <sholl202000@y...> wrote:
> SUMMER CAMP
> Ft. Leavenworth Museum
> Ft. Leavenworth KS
> Saturday, July 9, 2005
>
> 1600 Points
> Pre-set Terrain
> 3.5 hour rounds
> 15mm
>
> The Dead Generals Society will be hosting a 3-round tournament in
15mm scale. Terrain will be pre-set, rounds will be 3.5 hours and
begin at 0930, 1400 & 1830. One list out of any FHE army book. Please
bring extra terrain and dropcloths. Contact sholl202000@y... with any
questions.
>
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Steve Hollowell · Recruit Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 133

Greetings Anonymous Internet Guy, I don' t know about Warrior trends, I have
only been at this game for a year this weekend. This will be the first
tournament I have organized and umped. I have played in 7-8 competitions and
have never been in a 2-list. It's a thought for the next one I run though...
Depends on how much whining there is about fixed terrain.

While I have the mic, if anyone has any scores from previous tourneys they would
be willing to e-mail me, I would appreciate it. I am trying to test out an
alternate scoring system. I would need the points each opponent scored (345 to
198, etc). The more tourneys, the better.

FYI - This tourney is at Hoge Barracks.

Steven Hollowell

Uncle Spanky <chargeholio@...> wrote:
Steven,

I noticed a trend here. Why just one list? Is to make it easy on the
umpire? It seems to me that if you were putting on a Theme based tournament
where the armies had historical opponents this would make sense. If this is an
open tournament, one would think that it would be logical to allow another list.
My logic stems from the fact that New Kingdom Egyptians for example would most
likely come up with different tactics and troop choices when faced by elephants
or knights. Additionally, this handicapps armies that actually were flexible. So
why just one list for an open tournament? "By Uncle Spanky's left Thumb", I
can't understand why this trend has started.

Chargeholio

Steven Hollowell <sholl202000@...> wrote:
SUMMER CAMP
Ft. Leavenworth Museum
Ft. Leavenworth KS
Saturday, July 9, 2005

1600 Points
Pre-set Terrain
3.5 hour rounds
15mm

The Dead Generals Society will be hosting a 3-round tournament in 15mm scale.
Terrain will be pre-set, rounds will be 3.5 hours and begin at 0930, 1400 &
1830. One list out of any FHE army book. Please bring extra terrain and
dropcloths. Contact sholl202000@... with any questions.

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Mike Turner

Steve,
Jon reminded me that in the past the tournament has "blocked" some
rooms in Hoge Barracks for people for Friday night. You might want
to check and see if they are doing it this year.

Mike

--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, Steven Hollowell
<sholl202000@y...> wrote:
> Greetings Anonymous Internet Guy, I don' t know about Warrior
trends, I have only been at this game for a year this weekend. This
will be the first tournament I have organized and umped. I have
played in 7-8 competitions and have never been in a 2-list. It's a
thought for the next one I run though... Depends on how much whining
there is about fixed terrain.
>
> While I have the mic, if anyone has any scores from previous
tourneys they would be willing to e-mail me, I would appreciate it. I
am trying to test out an alternate scoring system. I would need the
points each opponent scored (345 to 198, etc). The more tourneys, the
better.
>
> FYI - This tourney is at Hoge Barracks.
>
> Steven Hollowell
>
>
>
>
> Uncle Spanky <chargeholio@y...> wrote:
> Steven,
>
> I noticed a trend here. Why just one list? Is to make it easy
on the umpire? It seems to me that if you were putting on a Theme
based tournament where the armies had historical opponents this would
make sense. If this is an open tournament, one would think that it
would be logical to allow another list. My logic stems from the fact
that New Kingdom Egyptians for example would most likely come up with
different tactics and troop choices when faced by elephants or
knights. Additionally, this handicapps armies that actually were
flexible. So why just one list for an open tournament? "By Uncle
Spanky's left Thumb", I can't understand why this trend has started.
>
> Chargeholio
>
>
>
> Steven Hollowell <sholl202000@y...> wrote:
> SUMMER CAMP
> Ft. Leavenworth Museum
> Ft. Leavenworth KS
> Saturday, July 9, 2005
>
> 1600 Points
> Pre-set Terrain
> 3.5 hour rounds
> 15mm
>
> The Dead Generals Society will be hosting a 3-round tournament in
15mm scale. Terrain will be pre-set, rounds will be 3.5 hours and
begin at 0930, 1400 & 1830. One list out of any FHE army book. Please
bring extra terrain and dropcloths. Contact sholl202000@y... with any
questions.
>
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Kelly Wilkinson

Steve,

Are you going to decide choice of table side by who has the most scouting
points? This is what Darrell Smith did when we used to do those cool horse
archer tournaments with fixed terrain. And by the way, I think it is a very good
idea to do the fixed terrain thing as it will save oodles of time.

kelly

turner1118 <Turnerm@...> wrote:
Steve,
Jon reminded me that in the past the tournament has "blocked" some
rooms in Hoge Barracks for people for Friday night. You might want
to check and see if they are doing it this year.

Mike

--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, Steven Hollowell
<sholl202000@y...> wrote:
> Greetings Anonymous Internet Guy, I don' t know about Warrior
trends, I have only been at this game for a year this weekend. This
will be the first tournament I have organized and umped. I have
played in 7-8 competitions and have never been in a 2-list. It's a
thought for the next one I run though... Depends on how much whining
there is about fixed terrain.
>
> While I have the mic, if anyone has any scores from previous
tourneys they would be willing to e-mail me, I would appreciate it. I
am trying to test out an alternate scoring system. I would need the
points each opponent scored (345 to 198, etc). The more tourneys, the
better.
>
> FYI - This tourney is at Hoge Barracks.
>
> Steven Hollowell
>
>
>
>
> Uncle Spanky <chargeholio@y...> wrote:
> Steven,
>
> I noticed a trend here. Why just one list? Is to make it easy
on the umpire? It seems to me that if you were putting on a Theme
based tournament where the armies had historical opponents this would
make sense. If this is an open tournament, one would think that it
would be logical to allow another list. My logic stems from the fact
that New Kingdom Egyptians for example would most likely come up with
different tactics and troop choices when faced by elephants or
knights. Additionally, this handicapps armies that actually were
flexible. So why just one list for an open tournament? "By Uncle
Spanky's left Thumb", I can't understand why this trend has started.
>
> Chargeholio
>
>
>
> Steven Hollowell <sholl202000@y...> wrote:
> SUMMER CAMP
> Ft. Leavenworth Museum
> Ft. Leavenworth KS
> Saturday, July 9, 2005
>
> 1600 Points
> Pre-set Terrain
> 3.5 hour rounds
> 15mm
>
> The Dead Generals Society will be hosting a 3-round tournament in
15mm scale. Terrain will be pre-set, rounds will be 3.5 hours and
begin at 0930, 1400 & 1830. One list out of any FHE army book. Please
bring extra terrain and dropcloths. Contact sholl202000@y... with any
questions.
>
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Recruit Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 18

Okay, so if one is trying to run a prep of the NICT, then shouldn't that be in
25mm and fixed terrain should be out. Or am I mistaken as to the NICT format?

Spankmeister

turner1118 <Turnerm@...> wrote:
Steve is running the tournament as a last prep for Historicon, at
Historicon's NICT you can only have one list. The trend is people
wanting to prep for larger/national competitions, and they only run
one list.

Mike

--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, Uncle Spanky <chargeholio@y...>
wrote:
> Steven,
>
> I noticed a trend here. Why just one list? Is to make it easy
on the umpire? It seems to me that if you were putting on a Theme
based tournament where the armies had historical opponents this would
make sense. If this is an open tournament, one would think that it
would be logical to allow another list. My logic stems from the fact
that New Kingdom Egyptians for example would most likely come up with
different tactics and troop choices when faced by elephants or
knights. Additionally, this handicapps armies that actually were
flexible. So why just one list for an open tournament? "By Uncle
Spanky's left Thumb", I can't understand why this trend has started.
>
> Chargeholio
>
>
>
> Steven Hollowell <sholl202000@y...> wrote:
> SUMMER CAMP
> Ft. Leavenworth Museum
> Ft. Leavenworth KS
> Saturday, July 9, 2005
>
> 1600 Points
> Pre-set Terrain
> 3.5 hour rounds
> 15mm
>
> The Dead Generals Society will be hosting a 3-round tournament in
15mm scale. Terrain will be pre-set, rounds will be 3.5 hours and
begin at 0930, 1400 & 1830. One list out of any FHE army book. Please
bring extra terrain and dropcloths. Contact sholl202000@y... with any
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