Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 12/19/2003 15:56:44 Central Standard Time,
edgdp@... writes:
Hmmm.. not quite. The DBMers also have the IWF world championship
which is hosted in various locations around the world. Oz is hosting
the one in the planning stages now (2005).

As people are thinking about comps and scales and things I thought I
would throw this into the mix.
Good point, Greg. But they have a 10 year head start and all their list
books out...lol

I *do* think we ought to get to a worlds in Warrior. Maybe we could start by
recruiting a point of contact in each country that has or will have its own
nationals....

Does anyone have the DBM world championship system in some kind of written
product I could review?


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[joncleaves]

In a message dated 12/19/2003 16:46:33 Central Standard Time,
edgdp@... writes:
Hope this helps,

Greg P.
It does.

So, 2005 is in Oz?


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[Greg Preston]

On 20/12/2003, at 6:02 AM, JonCleaves@... wrote:

>
> ......<snip> The last area where DBM has us is in the
> size and number of its regional events.  ......<snip>


Hmmm.. not quite. The DBMers also have the IWF world championship
which is hosted in various locations around the world. Oz is hosting
the one in the planning stages now (2005).

As people are thinking about comps and scales and things I thought I
would throw this into the mix.

Maybe it would be possible to run a -world championship- every 2-5
years or so. My guess is the player base in the US would indicate
that this would be a good place to have the first few.

Perhaps even have it as a teams event. The format could be similar to
the -little league- world championships with US regionals against other
nations or combinations thereof.
Texas vs Oz....... now that would be a match !!!

My guess is that you would get quite a few US based players to compete
in such an event and, with sufficient notice, I am sure there would be
some internationals

Thoughts ?

Greg P.

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[Greg Preston]

Dear Jon,

The british BHGS site has picture and details etc about the past events
at :

http://www.bhgs.co.uk/IndividualWorlds/Indworld.htm


the website for the next IWF worlds in Italy (2004) is at:

http://users.libero.it/clara.marco/wch2004/eng00.htm


The contact for the IWF is

International Wargames Federation.
Contact: Colin Webster, c/o IWF, PO BOX 19275 Fishers Hill, 1408,
Republic of South Africa.
Tel: +27 011 8284994. Fax: +27 011 8284994. Email: wargames@...

Hope this helps,

Greg P.


On 20/12/2003, at 8:59 AM, JonCleaves@... wrote:

> In a message dated 12/19/2003 15:56:44 Central Standard Time,
> edgdp@... writes:
> Hmmm.. not quite.  The DBMers also have the IWF world championship
> which is hosted in various locations around the world.  Oz is hosting
> the one in the planning stages now (2005).
>
> As people are thinking about comps and scales and things I thought I
> would throw this into the mix.
> Good point, Greg.  But they have a 10 year head start and all their
> list
> books out...lol
>
> I *do* think we ought to get to a worlds in Warrior.  Maybe we could
> start by
> recruiting a point of contact in each country that has or will have
> its own
> nationals....
>
> Does anyone have the DBM world championship system in some kind of
> written
> product I could review?
>
>
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