Italian European Championship Qualifier 2011
Bologna, Italy
June 19th, 2011
3R+F
42 players
Winner: Alessandro Donati with 3 points in the Final
Final Seating was:
Danilo Torrisi (Tupdog/rock cat/nephandus) -->
Alessandro Donati (Giovanni Powerbleed DOM) -->
Nicola Lonardi (Toreador anti/embrace, Palla Grande) -->
Dennis Floreano (D'erlette/nephandus trick deck) -->
Enrico De Stefano (Ravnos Carnival deck with loads of Embrace)
Qualified Players:
1. Alessandro Donati 4740000
2. Enrico De Stefano 3410097
3. Nicola Lonardi 3750040
4. Danilo Torrisi 3460018
5. Dennis Floreano 3750037
6. Silvano Gaggioli 3020108
7. Marco Tarticchio 5190000
8. Simone Bianchi 4740011
9. Matteo Meucci 7910012
10. Leonardo Bensi 4740014
11. Francesco D'Alessio 3020103
Simone Longobardi (3020039) as Event Organizer
Winning Deck:
Deck Name: Nekrobleed
Created By: Alessandro Donati (Nekròs)
Description: Bleed is the way
Crypt: (12 cards, Min: 16, Max: 26, Avg: 5,16) 2 Gillespi Giovanni aus DOM NEC POT7 Giovanni
1 Andrea Giovanni pot vic DOM NEC7 Giovanni
3 Isabel Giovanni pot DOM NEC 5 Giovanni
3 Le Dinh Tho aus dom NEC 5 Nagaraja
2 Gloria Giovanni nec DOM 4 Giovanni
1 Lia Milliner dom nec 3 Giovanni
Library: (90 cards) Master (11 cards)
3 Vessel
1 Secure Haven
1 Jake Washington (Hunter)
1 Visit from the Capuchin
1 Dreams of the Sphinx
1 Dark Influences
1 Dis Pater
1 Powerbase: Cape Verde
1 Morgue Hunting Ground
Action (12 cards)
2 Dominate Kine
8 Govern the Unaligned
2 Scouting Mission
Action Modifier (39 cards)
8 Seduction
2 Sleeping Mind, The
8 Call of the Hungry Dead
7 Command of the Beast
2 Foreshadowing Destruction
8 Conditioning
4 Bonding
Reaction (12 cards)
4 On the Qui Vive
2 Redirection
4 Deflection
2 Delaying Tactics
Combat (8 cards)
8 Spiritual Intervention
Combo (8 cards)
8 Spectral Divination
edit:
qualified players, added 11th player qualified.
> Pandemic wrote:
> Italian European Championship Qualifier 2011
> Bologna, Italy
> June 19th, 2011
> 3R+F
> 42 players
>
Wow, that are many in these times. Only the Finns are better, aren't they?
Baron of Frankfurt
> Joscha wrote:
>
> > Pandemic wrote:
> > Italian European Championship Qualifier 2011
> > Bologna, Italy
> > June 19th, 2011
> > 3R+F
> > 42 players
> >
> Wow, that are many in these times. Only the Finns are better, aren't they?
>
We had 54 players last year for the French Championship, and around 40 in 2009.
Prince of Paris, France
Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director
> Adonai wrote:
>
> > Pandemic wrote:
> > 42 players
> >
> > Qualified Players:
> >
> > 1 Alessandro Donati 4740000
> > 2 Enrico De Stefano 3410097
> > 3 Nicola Lonardi 3750040
> > 4 Danilo Torrisi 3460018
> > 5 Dennis Floreano 3750037
> > 6 Silvano Gaggioli 3020108
> > 7 Marco Tarticchio 5190000
> > 8 Simone Bianchi 4740011
> > 9 Matteo Meucci 7910012
> > 10 Leonardo Bensi 4740014
> >
> > Simone Longobardi (3020039) as Event Organizer
> >
> You seem to be missing one.
> 42 players = 11 qualifier slots
> 42 * 0.25 = 10.25 = 11
>
> Who is lucky player 11?
>
Well, that was my thought too, but the Archon says that only 10 players are qualified... I thought it was rounded down and not up. Anyway, in case an 11th player should be eligible for qualifying it is:
Francesco D'Alessio 3020103
Concerning the number of players, it is not bad considering present times. Italy have not a huge community compared to France, Spain or Finland, but most of our players play tournaments. So in the past years we had events with 50 and even 60+ players.
> Ankha wrote:
>
> > Joscha wrote:
> >
> > > Pandemic wrote:
> > > Italian European Championship Qualifier 2011
> > > Bologna, Italy
> > > June 19th, 2011
> > > 3R+F
> > > 42 players
> > >
> > Wow, that are many in these times. Only the Finns are better, aren't they?
> >
> We had 54 players last year for the French Championship, and around 40 in 2009.
>
Baron of Frankfurt
> Myrdin wrote:
> Is it only me or do Giovanni decks dominate in Italy? (no pun intended)
>
Well, no, not really. Two of the best italian players have a Giovanni deck in their range of preferred deck, this one for Alessandro Donati and a Shambling deck from Danilo Torrisi. That said, in Italy there is a wide range of decks. If I have to tell a tendency it's that wall decks are fewer than in the international environment.