by Scott Jeske
We held our 2nd annual DBM tournament at Gencon in Indianapolis. We had 12 players total, playing in four rounds of competition. GenCon is one of the largest gaming conventions in the world, and while historical gaming is still a very small minority, our numbers did increase by 25% from last year. Many passer-bys were inquisitive with the gaming aspects of playing tournaments with Ancients. Most thought only card players did these sort of things. We made some contacts with some "lost gamers" in Michigan that are interested in hosting some events in the Lansing area. We look forward to assisting them in their efforts. Thanks to HMGS-GL, Pete Panzeri, and NASAMW for their support and assistance. We look forward to making it back next year, as one can never get tired of Wookies and Jedis walking down the hall chasing Hello Kittys and babes in chainmail bikinis! I want to thank Ken Winland for donating prizes from Molniya Miniatures and their new range of Chin and Timur 25mm figures. Very stunning -- I highly recommend checking them out at http://members.aol.com/molniyafigs. On to the results! Congratulations to Rich Novak, who once again took a "dog" army and proceeded to do very well. The first number is the amount of points scored using 32-0 scoring, the second is points scored using 15-0 scoring. Gencon Results
MAC points were awarded, thusly:
Rich has the achieved the maximum amount of points (40) allowed going into the MAC Championship in December, and is the early odds-on favorite to dethrone Mike Pfanenstiel. Total MAC points after four events:
Gencon was also the first event in the Travelers Cup Circuit. Nine players from three regions signed up. This circuit uses the average points per tournament based on 15-0 GS scoring to determine the ultimate Road Warrior. Results to date:
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