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I'll be flying in around 12.30-ish, looking for some ribs and a warm up game. ?
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Specialist Con I GW World of Battles Memphis, TN October 13, 14 & 15, 2006 ?Organizer Greg Lane Greg.Lane@GMOTION.com 901-270-4932 ? Specialist Convention Overview ?Fee: $5 Convention Entry Fee plus $5 for each event participated ?Recognition as Specialist Champion will be awarded to the participant who scores the highest average Championship points per event. ?Championship points will be awarded to the top four in each Specialist Game event, which has at least 4 participants. ?First place will be awarded 5 points, 2nd place 3 points, 3rd place 2 points and 4th place 1 point. ?Prizes will be awarded to the top finishers in each event, which has at least 4 participants. ?Prizes are being provided by GW World of Battles store and Specialist Games! ?Thank you to our prize sponsors! ?Specialist Games events for the weekend are scheduled as follows: Friday 5pm - Battle Fleet Gothic Tournament Friday 6 pm - Inquisitor Saturday 11 am - Epic Armageddon Tournament Saturday Noon - Mordheim Tournament Saturday 5 pm - Necromunda Tournament Sunday 11 am - Warmaster Tournament Sunday Noon - Blood Bowl Tournament ?Pizza will be provided for participants on Saturday and Sunday! ?All events will be held at Games Workshop's World of Battles in Memphis, TN, located at 6221 Holmes Road ? Battle Fleet Gothic Tournament Tournament Coordinator - 'Chip' Harris ?Final Check-In at 5 pm, Friday, October 13th ?Players will setup their fleets, fleet sheets and any supporting fluff material for review by other players between 5 pm and 5:45 pm. ?Each player will judge other players on fleet painting and fleet composition on a scale from 1 to 5 points in each category. ?The average of these scores will be included in the players BFG tournament final results score. ?The tournament will be run using a Swiss pairing format with three rounds lasting 1 and 1/2 hours each. ?? Round one : page 68 : Cruiser Clash, ?? Round two : page 78: Exterminatus, ?? Round three : page 80: Fleet Engagemant ? ?The first round will begin promptly at 6 pm, with the second round at 8 pm and the third round at 10 pm. ?Fleet lists will be 1500 points. ?You may not have in your fleet the Necrons, the Blackstone Fortress, Eldar Haven Class Fortress, the Chaos Planet Killer, the Ramilies Class Star Fortress, or Eldar Void Class battle cruiser. ?All races except Necron will be allowed. Please contact the organizer or tournament coordinator if you have any questions about your fleet. ?(Note: Army Builder or any reasonable format can be used to prepare a written fleet list. Please bring a spare for the tournament coordinator and one to share with your opponent.) ?All games on 6 ft by 4 ft tables using a variety of terrain. (Note: Players are encouraged to bring some terrain with them to supplement that available from the organizers and the GW World of Battles.) ?Players Should Bring With Them ? Their Fleet - 1500 points ? A legible written fleet list with two copies, one for registration and one to share with your opponents during play ? Four or five terrain pieces to supplement the available terrain (if possible) ?Tournament Scoring ? Games won, lost or drawn will earn each player points based on victory conditions ?? Sportsmanship will be evaluated by each player at the end of each game and a score from 2 to 10 points will be awarded. ?Each player's average sportsmanship score will be added into their final tournament point score. ? ?Inquisitor GameMaster - ?Jamey @ The Bunker ?Final Check-In at 5:30 pm, Friday, October 13th ?Players will setup their characters, character sheets and any supporting fluff material for review by other players between 5:30 pm and 6 pm. ?Each player will judge other players on fleet painting and fleet composition on a scale from 1 to 5 points in each category. ?The average of these scores will be considered in the players INQ final results. ?The event will be a scenario run by Jamey over 2 hours. ?The scenario will begin promptly at 6:15 pm, ?Players Should Bring With Them ? Their Characters ?? A legible written Character list with two copies, one for registration and one to share with your opponents during play ?Event Scoring ? The GameMaster will evaluate play of each participant and award prizes based on participation, characterization and other aspects of play. ? ?Epic Armageddon Tournament Tournament Coordinator - Mark Havener ?Final Check-In at 11am, Saturday, October 14th ?Players will setup their armies, objective markers, army sheets and any supporting fluff material for review by other players between 11am and Noon. ?Each player will judge other players on army painting and army composition on a scale from 1 to 5 points in each category. ?The average of these scores will be included in the players EA tournament final results score. ?The tournament will be run using a Swiss pairing format with three rounds of 2 and 1/2 hours each. ?The first round will begin promptly at Noon, with the second round at 3 pm and the third round at 6 pm ?Army lists will be 3000 points. ?You are limited to the following armies: SM, Orks, Feral Orks, Eldar v1.7, IG, Baran Siegemasters, Speed Freeks, Black Legion 3.7, Tau 4.4, Necron 3.2 and L&tD 3.4 and Tyrannid 7.1. Please contact the organizer or tournament coordinator if you have any questions about your army. ?(Note: Army Builder or any reasonable format can be used to prepare a written army list. Please bring a spare for the tournament coordinator and one to share with your opponent.) ?The standard GT Scenario will be used in all games on 6 ft by 4 ft tables using a variety of terrain. (Note: Players are encouraged to bring some terrain with them to supplement that available from the organizers and the GW World of Battles.) ?Players Should Bring With Them ? Their Army - 3000 points ? A legible written army list with two copies, one for registration and one to share with your opponents during play ? Three objective markers for use as objectives in the GT scenario ? Four or five terrain pieces to supplement the available terrain (if possible) ?Tournament Scoring ? Games won, lost or drawn will earn each player points based on victory conditions as specified in the GT Scenario as follows: ?1-149 points difference in a Draw = 10 pts & 10 pts ?150-449 points difference in a ?Draw = ?12 pts & 8 ?pts ? 449+ points difference in a Draw = ?Marginal Victory ?14 pts & 6 pts ? 1 Goal difference = Tactical Victory ?16 pts & 4 pts ? 2 Goal difference = Strategic Victory ?18 pts & ?2 pts ? 3 Goal difference = ?Major Victory ?20 pts & 0 pts ? (Note to achieve a 1 goal diff you must win the ?game by achieving at least two goals as stated in ?the rulebook section 6.1.7 i.e. 2-1, 3-2 but not 1-0.) ? Sportsmanship will be evaluated by each player at the end of each game and a score from 2 to 10 points will be awarded. ?Each player's average sportsmanship score will be added into their final tournament point score. ? ? Mordheim Tournament Tournament Coordinator - Jamey ?Final Check-In at Noon, Saturday, October 14th ?Players will setup their gangs, gang sheets and any supporting fluff material for review by other players between 12 pm and 12:45 pm. ?Each player will judge other players on gang painting and gang composition on a scale from 1 to 5 points in each category. ?The average of these scores will be included in the players Mordheim tournament final results score. ?The tournament will be run using a Swiss pairing format with three rounds of 1 hour each. ?The first round will begin promptly at 1 pm, with the second round at 2:30 pm and the third round at 4 pm. ?Gang lists will be
points. Please contact the organizer or tournament coordinator if you have any questions about your army. ?(Note: Army Builder or any reasonable format can be used to prepare a written fleet list. Please bring a spare for the tournament coordinator and one to share with your opponent.) ?Scenarios will be used in all games on 4 ft by 4 ft tables using a variety of terrain. (Note: Players are encouraged to bring some terrain with them to supplement that available from the organizers and the GW World of Battles.) ?Players Should Bring With Them ? Their Gang - ? points ? A legible written gang list with two copies, one for registration and one to share with your opponents during play ? Four or five terrain pieces to supplement the available terrain (if possible) ?Tournament Scoring ? Games won, lost or drawn will earn each player points based on victory conditions ?? Sportsmanship will be evaluated by each player at the end of each game and a score from 2 to 10 points will be awarded. ?Each player's average sportsmanship score will be added into their final tournament point score. ? ? Necromunda Tournament Tournament Coordinator - Jamey ?Final Check-In at 5 pm, Saturday, October 14th ?Players will setup their gangs, gang sheets and any supporting fluff material for review by other players between 4:30 pm and 5:15 pm. ?Each player will judge other players on fleet painting and fleet composition on a scale from 1 to 5 points in each category. ?The average of these scores will be included in the players Necromunda tournament final results score. ?The tournament will be run using a Swiss pairing format with three rounds of 1 and hour each. ?The first round will begin promptly at 5:30 pm, with the second round at 7 pm and the third round at 8:30 pm. ?Gang lists will be points. Please contact the organizer or tournament coordinator if you have any questions about your gang. ?(Note: Army Builder or any reasonable format can be used to prepare a written fleet list. Please bring a spare for the tournament coordinator and one to share with your opponent.) ?The standard GT Scenario will be used in all games on 6 ft by 4 ft tables using a variety of terrain. (Note: Players are encouraged to bring some terrain with them to supplement that available from the organizers and the GW World of Battles.) ?Players Should Bring With Them ? Their Gang - points ? A legible written gang list with two copies, one for registration and one to share with your opponents during play ? Four or five terrain pieces to supplement the available terrain (if possible) ?Tournament Scoring ? Games won, lost or drawn will earn each player points based on victory conditions ?? Sportsmanship will be evaluated by each player at the end of each game and a score from 2 to 10 points will be awarded. ?Each player's average sportsmanship score will be added into their final tournament point score. ? ? Blood Bowl Tournament Tournament Coordinator - Tim ?Final Check-In at noon, Sunday, October 15th ?The first game will begin promptly at 12:45 pm, with the second game at 2:45 pm and the third game at 4:45 pm. ?Purchase your team with 1,200,000 gold pieces. ?No wizards or star players are allowed. You may assign 3 skills (do not add to the value of your team for these skills) among the players on your team, using only those skills allowed the player(s) without a doubles roll. Please contact the organizer or tournament coordinator if you have any questions about your team. ?(Note: Any reasonable format can be used to prepare a written team roster. Please bring a spare for the tournament coordinator and one to share with your opponent.) ?There will be no inducements. ?Each team will earn an extra 50,000 gp after each game to promote team growth during the tournament. ?Games will be two halves of 6 turns each. ?Each half will have a 50 minute time limit. (Note: Players are encouraged to bring their pitch, block & scatter dice, templates to supplement that available from the organizers and the GW World of Battles.) ?Players Should Bring With Them ? Their Team - 1,200,000 gp ? A legible written team roster with two copies, one for registration and one to share with your opponents during play ? Playing pitch, block & scatter dice and other templates (if possible) ?Tournament Scoring ? The most games won will determine the winner, with any ties broken by most touchdowns, most casualties, and most star player points, in that order. ? ?Warmaster Tournament Tournament Coordinator - Jim Johnson ?Final Check-In at 11 am, Sunday, October 15th ?Players will setup their armies, army sheets and any supporting fluff material for review by other players between 11 am and 11:45 am. ?Each player will judge other players on army painting and army composition on a scale from 1 to 5 points in each category. ?The average of these scores will be included in the players WM tournament final results score. ?The tournament will be run using a Swiss pairing format with three rounds of 2 hours each. ?The first round will begin promptly at noon, with the second round at 2:30 pm and the third round at 5 pm. ?Army lists will be 1500 points using the 1000 point min/max. ?The new official version 2 army lists will be used. Please contact the organizer or tournament coordinator if you have any questions about your army. ?(Note: Army Builder or any reasonable format can be used to prepare a written fleet list. Please bring a spare for the tournament coordinator and one to share with your opponent.) ?The standard GT Scenario will be used in all games on 6 ft by 4 ft tables using a variety of terrain. (Note: Players are encouraged to bring some terrain with them to supplement that available from the organizers and the GW World of Battles.) ?Players Should Bring With Them ? Their Army - 1500 points ? A legible written army list with two extra copies, one for registration and one to share with your opponents during play ? Four or five terrain pieces to supplement the available terrain (if possible) ?Tournament Scoring ? Games won, lost or drawn will earn each player points based on victory conditions ?? Sportsmanship will be evaluated by each player at the end of each game and a score from 2 to 10 points will be awarded. ?Each player's average sportsmanship score will be added into their final tournament point score. ?