So, waking up last saturday I was expecting a disasterous turnout. Only
7 players had told me that they were going to attend. Yey, another 7
player tourney I thought.
Well, I couldn't have been more wrong. When entering the tourney venue
with my newly purchased Jalapeño and Mustard sub 11 players welcomed me.
It turns out that we got 1 that hadn't pre-registered. 1 who's a
returing player and finally 2 completely new players. This game is alive
and kicking :D
So, I had 3 decks with me. A malk94 voter, a kindred spirits bleeder and
finally a reckless agitation FoS deck. I decided to go with the KS deck
since it needed some more testing (I was afraid that the porportions
were wrong and that it would clog). Well, right I was :'(
Round 1
Me (KS) -> Henrik E (BH Pot combat) -> Erik T (Ahrimanes) -> Stefan K
(Ravnos toolbox) -> Max W (Weenie Pulse of the Canille bleeder)
Well. There's not much to be said about this game. I got my uncontrolled
region into play. It got rushed. And I died to Max's bleeds. I did try
some dealing. But since henrik is a good player he didn't really want me
there even if I "promissed" him not to bleed. Henrik did however suffer
to much damage dealing with me that he died to Max after a while. After
Max's second oust Erik started to control the game. Max wanted to
selfoust to void the GW and I made a bad ruling not allowing him to do
so (which can be read about in another thread), I should have allowed
him to selfoust and warned him for foolishly telling me that he wanted
to do it as an OOG consideration. well, anyways. The rest died in Erik's
arms and the game ended with Erik getting 3 and Max 2.
Round 2
Me (KS) -> Lars H (!trem block and bleed) -> Sten D (BH KS bleed) ->
Erik T (Ahrimanes)
I got an exellent start with groomings and calls and by the time my prey
got his Malgorzata I had 4 vampires in play. Erik tooled up with some
raven spies and Sten was slowely getting Elimilech.
I started bleeding, sten started bleeding while Erik and Lars started
dying. I got my vp and continued to bleed Sten who bounced alot. I kept
the sneak low and allowed Erik to block me which meant Sten had to use
his cards to oust Erik, not mine. Sten started getting low on pool when
he finally got an ousting bleed past Erik. I decided not to DI to save
Erik and he died. The duel was short and brutal. My now 5 (or was it 6)
vampires killed Sten quickly thus ending the game wih me getting 3 and
Sten getting 1.
(Note: Sten lost 4 blood dolls to vessel and wash in this game and 5 in
his first game iirc. With 4 blood dolls he would have had a good chance
of getting me in the duel).
Round 3
11 player tourney, there was no 3rd qual round for me.
Finals:
1. Roger C (BH Assamite rush/toolbox)
2. Alex Ek (me) (KS bleed)
3. Erik T (Ahrimanes)
4. Sten D (BH KS bleed)
5. Erik C (Cailean wall)
We seated eachother in the following order.
Me -> Sten D -> Erik C -> Erik T -> Roger C
This game could have gone real bad. I get Korah and she then gets a hand
contract and fame. She hits torpor and I'm looking imminent doom in the
eye. I try to rescue and bleed and Sten's pool drops fast. Erik C is
pretty much doing nothing iirc. Erik T is getting the spies and bleeds
Roger (who uses a bunch of combat cards on Erik). This actually means
that Roger doesn't have the combat cards he needs to oust me (he needs
to fight the occational swallowed by the night and deny). I oust Sten
and Erik manages to bleed Roger out. Erik C is soon dead and it's down
to me and Erik (anyone surprised?).
This is when it happends. I clog! Horribly! Erik doesn't have alot of
permacept in play and I'm quite optimistic about the duel. 20 minutes
later I'm dead with ZERO successful actions. Not a matter of Erik having
insane intercept and a good draw. No, just a matter of bad draw (bad
deck) on my part.
Finals end with erik getting 3 and me getting 2.
I'm off to the drawing board with Erik.
Here's Eriks TWDA (brought to you by "FistPig productions" - A fist for
the future)
Deck Name : The reincarnation of an ornithologist
Author : Erik Torstensson
Description :
Crypt [12 vampires] Capacity min: 3 max: 7 average: 5.42
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3x Muricia 7 ANI PRE SPI Ahrimane:4
3x Effie Lowery 5 ANI SPI obf Ahrimane:4
1x Batsheva 6 ANI PRE obt pot Guruhi:4
1x Gentha Shale 6 ANI PRE pot spi Ahrimane:4
1x Célèste Lamontagne 5 ANI PRO for !Gangrel:4
1x Fish 5 ANI POT pre Guruhi:4
1x Bobby Lemon 4 ANI pro Gangrel:3
1x Stick 3 ANI !Nosferatu:4
Library [90 cards]
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Action [12]
1x Aranthebes, The Immortal
1x Army of Rats
6x Enchant Kindred
1x Engling Fury
2x Entrancement
1x Muricia's Call
Ally [1]
1x Carlton Van Wyk (Hunter)
Combat [22]
8x Aid from Bats
2x Canine Horde
8x Carrion Crows
4x Taste of Vitae
Combat/Action Modifier [6]
6x Swiftness of the Stag
Equipment [2]
2x .44 Magnum
Event [1]
1x Dragonbound
Master [16]
4x Blood Doll
2x Direct Intervention
1x Dreams of the Sphinx
1x KRCG News Radio
2x Pentex(TM) Subversion
1x Powerbase: Montreal
1x Rumor Mill, Tabloid Newspaper, The
2x Vessel
2x Wash
Reaction [25]
4x Cats' Guidance
2x Delaying Tactics
6x Falcon's Eye
4x Forced Awakening
2x On the Qui Vive
7x Speak with Spirits
Retainer [5]
5x Raven Spy
Crafted with : Anarch Revolt Deck Builder. [Sun Jan 13 01:39:19 2008]
Regards
Alex Ek
VEKN Prince of Gothenburg, Sweden
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Hi Alex
I recently moved back to Copenhagen and I am looking for some
tournaments to go to. In the old days we drove up to Gothenburg a few
times for tournaments, and I will try to grab a few guys again. When
is your next tournament up there, and how often do you have them?
Nikolaj Wendt
"Alex Ek" <a...@student.chalmers.se> wrote in message
news:fmsdlp$n1l$1...@gide.ita.chalmers.se...
> Round 1
> Me (KS) -> Henrik E (BH Pot combat) -> Erik T (Ahrimanes) -> Stefan K
> (Ravnos toolbox) -> Max W (Weenie Pulse of the Canille bleeder)
>
> Well. There's not much to be said about this game. I got my uncontrolled
> region into play. It got rushed. And I died to Max's bleeds. I did try
> some dealing. But since henrik is a good player he didn't really want me
> there even if I "promissed" him not to bleed. Henrik did however suffer
> to much damage dealing with me that he died to Max after a while. After
> Max's second oust Erik started to control the game. Max wanted to
> selfoust to void the GW and I made a bad ruling not allowing him to do
> so (which can be read about in another thread), I should have allowed
> him to selfoust and warned him for foolishly telling me that he wanted
> to do it as an OOG consideration. well, anyways.
Hmm. This is odd. Since you participated in this game, shouldn't a
player from another table been judging it?
Fred
Frederick Scott wrote:
> Hmm. This is odd. Since you participated in this game, shouldn't a
> player from another table been judging it?
Clearly, he's using the royal "I", meaning "the proper authority".
That happens a lot in reports of small tournaments. :-)
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We run them the second Saturday each month unless specifically
announced otherwise.
Also watch out for Easter as we plan to run our traditional Friday draft
and the Saturday EC qualifier.
Sten During
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2.9 Multijudge system. Alex was already ousted and did no longer
participate in the game (2.4 Spectator Responsibilities explicitly
lists an ousted player as a spectator, and a spectator is defined
as one who is neither a judge nor playing in a particular game).
Being ousted in a multijudge tournament thus has the ousted player
revert to spectator or judge status, and 2.9 has calls made in
order head judge, second judge, etc.
Alex was head judge.
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niko...@hotmail.com skrev:
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Awww, Nikolaj <3, you're finally back from those wicked french regions.
I'm very happy to hear this :)
As Sten said. We have tournamnets on the second Saturday of every month.
We also host events during the GothCon convention which is during the
Easter holiday. These events include a draft and the Swdish ECQ. Info
about these events can currently be found on the German, French (vekn),
French (SiF), Norwegian and UK forum. I will post info to the NG soon to.
The best thing for you to do would be E-mailing me on
aek|at|student|dot|chalmers|dot|se. Then I will add your email addy to
my list. Which means you will get info about Gothenburg and sometimes
other Swedish events.
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"Sten During" <ya...@netg.se> wrote in message news:47978b6a$0$13845$8826...@free.teranews.com...
> Frederick Scott wrote:>> "Alex Ek" <a...@student.chalmers.se> wrote in message
>> news:fmsdlp$n1l$1...@gide.ita.chalmers.se...>>> Round 1
>>> Me (KS) -> Henrik E (BH Pot combat) -> Erik T (Ahrimanes) -> Stefan K
>>> (Ravnos toolbox) -> Max W (Weenie Pulse of the Canille bleeder)
>>>
>>> Well. There's not much to be said about this game. I got my uncontrolled
>>> region into play. It got rushed. And I died to Max's bleeds. I did try
>>> some dealing. But since henrik is a good player he didn't really want me
>>> there even if I "promissed" him not to bleed. Henrik did however suffer
>>> to much damage dealing with me that he died to Max after a while. After
>>> Max's second oust Erik started to control the game. Max wanted to
>>> selfoust to void the GW and I made a bad ruling not allowing him to do
>>> so (which can be read about in another thread), I should have allowed
>>> him to selfoust and warned him for foolishly telling me that he wanted
>>> to do it as an OOG consideration. well, anyways.>>
>> Hmm. This is odd. Since you participated in this game, shouldn't a
>> player from another table been judging it?>> 2.9 Multijudge system. Alex was already ousted and did no longer
> participate in the game (2.4 Spectator Responsibilities explicitly
> lists an ousted player as a spectator, and a spectator is defined
> as one who is neither a judge nor playing in a particular game).
>
> Being ousted in a multijudge tournament thus has the ousted player
> revert to spectator or judge status, and 2.9 has calls made in
> order head judge, second judge, etc.
Sure. I'm pretty sure that isn't really the spirit of the multi-judge
rule but I suppose the way 2.9 reads leaves some room for such an
interpretation. The problem is, a game could change its nature midway
because someone ousted the head judge so now he's running the show
where before a secondary judge was making decisions. If the two
disagreed about some ruling, does the ruling now change? Would a
player want to oust a head judge in order to get a ruling to change
where he knew the two disagreed? After all, it wouldn't even be an
"out-of-game" consideration, technically speaking. :-P
All of this is real silly, of course. I would prefer to think the
issue never EVER came to pass in a real tournament. But if the multi-
judge rules were created to cover the situation where a player who had
a vested interest in a game was removed from judging the game, I think
it pretty much ought to apply to an ousted player as well as to an
active player. At least, IMHO...
Fred
Frederick Scott skrev:
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I was ousted, thus out of the game, thus I made the ruling. However we
did have some consultation and NG googling with this particular ruling.
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Heh, well, I didn't say anything about my personal opinion about how
the rules work, but in fact I interpret 2.4 and 2.9 in a way that has
the way we did it as the ONLY, formally, legal way to handle who should
be the judge.
Player ousted. Check if player is judge, if true check if judge has
precedence over any other legal judge, if true have highest "ranking"
legal judge make the ruling.
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"Sten During" <ya...@netg.se> wrote in message news:4797ba70$0$26108$8826...@free.teranews.com...
> Frederick Scott wrote:>> "Sten During" <ya...@netg.se> wrote in message
news:47978b6a$0$13845$8826...@free.teranews.com...
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I think you're being overly literal about the term "participate",
as in "...except when a decision is needed in a game in which the head
judge is participating...". After all, there's nothing in 2.9 says to
cross-reference the specator responsibilities rule (2.4) to define
"participation". In this case, common sense would seem to dictate that
"participation" counts as playing in the game or having _ever_ played
in the game for the reasons given above. Thus, I happen to have my
own ideas about what is "ONLY formally, legal way to handle who should
be the judge" and they seem to differ from yours.
Fred
>> Player ousted. Check if player is judge, if true check if judge has
>> precedence over any other legal judge, if true have highest "ranking"
>> legal judge make the ruling.>
> I think you're being overly literal about the term "participate",
> as in "...except when a decision is needed in a game in which the head
> judge is participating...". After all, there's nothing in 2.9 says to
> cross-reference the specator responsibilities rule (2.4) to define
> "participation". In this case, common sense would seem to dictate that
> "participation" counts as playing in the game or having _ever_ played
> in the game for the reasons given above. Thus, I happen to have my
> own ideas about what is "ONLY formally, legal way to handle who should
> be the judge" and they seem to differ from yours.
>
> Fred
>
>
Hmm, not that it matters that much in reality (all gods forbid, I fully
agree with you there), but we just might benefit from a formal LSJ
ruling here :D
So, LSJ, does an ousted player immediately revert into being a judge
available for all games, including the one where he/she was ousted?
Assuming multijudge rules being in use and that the ousted player,
of course, is one of the six judges.
Sten
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Sten During wrote:
> So, LSJ, does an ousted player immediately revert into being a judge
> available for all games, including the one where he/she was ousted?
> Assuming multijudge rules being in use and that the ousted player,
> of course, is one of the six judges.
I'll make sure the 2009 tourney rules are more explicit.