Attack - Devizes 20-21s July 2019http://www.ddwg.org.uk/
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15mm, 10000 points, 6'x4' tables; 4 x 3 hour games
Entry: £20.00 from Eventbrite
Army Lists/Period:
Armies and Enemies of the Roman Republic 400BCE-9CE. Armies must be from within these times and have fought for or against the Romans.
- Armies must be selected from the Classical Army lists available on the Mortem et Glorium website
- Note army selection is restricted to the armies and enemies of Rome.
- Armies can be allies to Rome such as the Later Ptolemaic. Dates should be restricted to dates the armies fought for or against the Romans. Research on the internet should clarify key dates. Any questions or issues please contact Adrian Nash.:
- Lists should be submitted on the latest army builder pro-forma: This available from here
- The list-checker will be Adrian Nash, to be submitted by email only to Adrian_nash71@blueyonder.co.uk
- The list submitted must not exceed the points specified and as permitted by the theme.
- The competition is single list format. Any incorrect list discovered after a game has commenced (after set up dice have been rolled) must be corrected prior to deployment if spotted in time, and fully corrected in any case before the next match.
- Army lists must be submitted for checking in advance and must be received before July 5 2019.
House Rules:
- The scoring system will be the standard MEG tournament system.
- A modified Swiss Chess system will operate throughout the competition.
- Ideally players should bring their own 6x4 cloth.
Players must supply their own terrain pieces. These must be to an acceptable standard, and umpires will have the discretion to remove unsightly items. Pieces of plain felt are not acceptable. Terrain can be commercially purchased or homemade. - In addition all figures must be representative and painted and based to an acceptable standard.
- Games will last for three hours and the umpire will call last phase prior to this time.
- Tables should adhere to the tidy tables policy set out by Simon Hall
Please note that the whole of the Devizes School site is designated a no smoking area.
Please note tickets for Devizes have now gone live.
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Spoon is ready
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I wont win that one this year :)
List in
12 entries for MEG so far. Any more for next weekend comp ?
Are the Runners and Riders published yet?
I have entered with the army that beat C. Antonius Hybrida in 61 BCE. (Read up on your history if you want to figure out which army I am using!)...
C. Antonius Hybrida was a cousin of Mark Antony, and a real incompetent Roman aristocratic general. I am hoping my opponents can follow suit... :)
Richard
But he was beaten twice, by two different opponents (3 times if you include the street brawls of the Cataline Conspiracy). :P
Runners and Riders for Devizes coming soon. I have included generals names. No one represents the same historical character.
Here are the runners and riders.,
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What time is the first game on Saturday?
Lance.
Arrive 9
Something like this:
Game 1 9.30-12.30
Game 2 1.30- 4.30.
Game 3 9.15- 12.15
Game 4 1.15 - 4.15
We usually need to be packed up by 5 on Sunday.
That's fine, thanks.
Lance.
Thanks to Ade Nash for organising an excellent tournament.
Thanks again for your efforts Ade, and to all those that took part, an excellent period.
Looking forward to next year already.
Lance.
Thanks to everyone who attended "Carry on MeG" at Devizes. It was a very fun competition. Thanks Richard for stepping in on a couple of occasions as umpire and well done for winning. The Romans were humbly defeated with Laurence Donohoe coming second. Lance came third and was the winning Roman. So it shows you don't need to be Julius Caesar.
Dan McLaughlin should have a special mention for among the least experienced players and making 5th. Best prize, Will Denham lovely painted wooden spoon, was closely contested with Michael Bradford being pipped to the rostrum by Jim Mclaughlin
Results
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Thanks for organising Ade - good atmosphere and spirit, and totally enjoyable games, including the severe thumping I got from Richard