Re: V:TES Hall of Fame Adds A New Member

Simon Reed joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins, including two in the same weekend! V:TES Hall of Fame To enter the V:TES Hall of Fame, a player has to win a minimum of five tournaments, and those tournaments must have had their results posted on the Usenet newsgroup rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad or on this Event Report Forum for inclusion in the Tournament Winning Deck Archive . Many amazing players will be missed because of the absence of those public results. This list celebrates those who have done well with the game, and have worked to publicize the strengths of the game by publishing their tournament winning deck lists. Players are listed by the number of tournaments that they have won, and if there is a tie for the number of tournament wins, then they are in alphabetical order by their first name. See the TWDA FAQ for more information about appearing in this list yourself in the future.

Tomasz Izydorczyk joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Alessandro Donati joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Ville Kaijasaari joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with six tournament wins.

Pierre Tran-Van joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Ralf Lammert joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Danilo Torrisi joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Matt Guinn joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Marko Saari joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

> Adonai wrote: > Marko Saari joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins. > And about time too. Congrats Marko! Finnish Politics!

Ivor Blockley joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins. V:TES Hall of Fame To enter the V:TES Hall of Fame, a player has to win a minimum of five tournaments, and those tournaments must have had their results posted on the Usenet newsgroup rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad or on this Event Report Forum for inclusion in the Tournament Winning Deck Archive . Many amazing players will be missed because of the absence of those public results. This list celebrates those who have done well with the game, and have worked to publicize the strengths of the game by publishing their tournament winning deck lists. Players are listed by the number of tournaments that they have won, and if there is a tie for the number of tournament wins, then they are in alphabetical order by their first name. See the TWDA FAQ for more information about appearing in this list yourself in the future.

Reyda Seddiki joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Martin Schumacher joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

> Adonai wrote: > Martin Schumacher joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins. > Woohoo!!! - Prince of Karlsruhe, Germany

> Erol wrote: > > > Adonai wrote: > > Martin Schumacher joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins. > > > Woohoo!!! > Seconded - especially after the several other tournament wins he already scored, that have not been reported by the orgamizers.... "It was a perfect plan - until it had contact with reality" --- Hardy Range Playgroup Tradition Compliance Manager

Mike Courtois joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five reported tournament wins (and dozens of unreported ones).

Tuomas Nyberg joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five reported tournament wins.

Adam Hulse joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five reported tournament wins.

Tomasz Kowalewski joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five reported tournament wins.

Rudolf Garski joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Will Kristoff joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins. V:TES Hall of Fame To enter the V:TES Hall of Fame, a player has to win a minimum of five tournaments, and those tournaments must have had their results posted on the Usenet newsgroup rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad or on this Event Report Forum for inclusion in the Tournament Winning Deck Archive . Many amazing players will be missed because of the absence of those public results. This list celebrates those who have done well with the game, and have worked to publicize the strengths of the game by publishing their tournament winning deck lists. Players are listed by the number of tournaments that they have won, and if there is a tie for the number of tournament wins, then they are in alphabetical order by their first name. See the TWDA FAQ for more information about appearing in this list yourself in the future.

Milos Krstic joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Timo Rekola joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with his fifth tournament win being the Finnish National Championship .

David Baker joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Antonio Cobo Cuenca joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Bob Joseph joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Randal Rudstam joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Vincent Ripoll joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five reported tournament wins.

Ivan Marin-Rivas joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five reported tournament wins.

Soufiane Bouzouf joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five reported tournament wins.

Isak Esbjörnsson Bjärmark joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins. V:TES Hall of Fame To enter the V:TES Hall of Fame, a player has to win a minimum of five tournaments, and those tournaments must have had their results posted on the Usenet newsgroup rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad or on this Event Report Forum for inclusion in the Tournament Winning Deck Archive . Many amazing players will be missed because of the absence of those public results. This list celebrates those who have done well with the game, and have worked to publicize the strengths of the game by publishing their tournament winning deck lists. Players are listed by the number of tournaments that they have won, and if there is a tie for the number of tournament wins, then they are in alphabetical order by their first name. See the TWDA FAQ for more information about appearing in this list yourself in the future.

Matias Frosterus joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Pascal Bertrand joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Mehdi Mazni joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Alexander Båskman joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Robert Goudie joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five reported tournament wins and dozens of unreported ones.

> Adonai wrote: > Robert Goudie joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five reported tournament wins and dozens of unreported ones. > Congrats, Robert! We should celebrate with a drink! And dozens of unreported ones!

> BenPeal wrote: > > > Adonai wrote: > > Robert Goudie joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five reported tournament wins and dozens of unreported ones. > > > Congrats, Robert! We should celebrate with a drink! And dozens of unreported ones! > LOL. Might be better to report them all so we can enter the Single Malt Drinkers' Hall of Fame at a much earlier date. _________________ Robert Goudie

> Adonai wrote: > Robert Goudie joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five reported tournament wins and dozens of unreported ones. > Thanks, Jeff. I appreciate the kind exaggeration too. _________________ Robert Goudie

Felipe Fiuza joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins, the last one being the first Imbued tournament win in a year .

Andreas Nusser joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins. V:TES Hall of Fame To enter the V:TES Hall of Fame, a player has to win a minimum of five tournaments, and those tournaments must have had their results posted on the Usenet newsgroup rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad or on this Event Report Forum for inclusion in the Tournament Winning Deck Archive . Many amazing players will be missed because of the absence of those public results. This list celebrates those who have done well with the game, and have worked to publicize the strengths of the game by publishing their tournament winning deck lists. Players are listed by the number of tournaments that they have won, and if there is a tie for the number of tournament wins, then they are in alphabetical order by their first name. See the TWDA FAQ for more information about appearing in this list yourself in the future.

Tiago Brum joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

As many of the people there can testify, I was very happy to finally make it. Specially on US soil, with so many other Hall Members there. Too bad the Keeper of the Hall wasn't there. Maybe next time? Thanks for your work throughout the years, Jeff.

> Brum wrote: > As many of the people there can testify, I was very happy to finally make it. Specially on US soil, with so many other Hall Members there. > > Too bad the Keeper of the Hall wasn't there. > Maybe next time? > > Thanks for your work throughout the years, Jeff. > Well given how bad the US decks are according to your self, I would feel kinda a bad for counting those victories

> Adonai wrote: > Andreas Nusser joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins. > Congratulations, Andreas!

> Adonai wrote: > Tiago Brum joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins. > Congratulations, Tiago!

Txus Alútiz joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Congratulations Txus !!

Aleksander Idziak joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Péter Botos joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Gergo Gyarmati joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins. V:TES Hall of Fame To enter the V:TES Hall of Fame, a player has to win a minimum of five tournaments, and those tournaments must have had their results posted on the Usenet newsgroup rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad or on this Event Report Forum for inclusion in the Tournament Winning Deck Archive . Many amazing players will be missed because of the absence of those public results. This list celebrates those who have done well with the game, and have worked to publicize the strengths of the game by publishing their tournament winning deck lists. Players are listed by the number of tournaments that they have won, and if there is a tie for the number of tournament wins, then they are in alphabetical order by their first name. See the TWDA FAQ for more information about appearing in this list yourself in the future.

Martin Weinmayer joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Tomàs López Jiménez joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Marcin Szybkowski joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with five tournament wins.

Aaron Clark joins the V:TES Hall of Fame with six tournament wins.

Hall of fame hyperlink leads to "life of jill". Something is not right Have a cold long night, Jeroen van Oort Dutch National Coördinator

Perhaps because you're reading a post from 2013? Prince of Paris, France Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director

#Facepalm Is hall of fame still a thing? Have a cold long night, Jeroen van Oort Dutch National Coördinator

> Oortje wrote: > #Facepalm > > Is hall of fame still a thing? > Check the "Hall of Fame" link in the left menu, under "Events" Prince of Paris, France Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director