Tournament reports Part III B

Game 3

Special mission with special deployment rules. Let me explain it: Both player own 3 objectives worth 1,2 and 3 points. All of them must be placed inside terrain, you can't place them in the open field, and you can't stack more than one of yours in a single piece of terrain. So you can have one objective of yours and one from your opponent in the same piece of terrain, but never two of yours. Deployment zones were opposing triangles with a ~25" neutral zone.

Tournament reports Part III A

Some weeks after playing at the TOS in my home town, I went to the W.E:T tournament, which is annually hosted by the Wertheimer Exterminatus Club (short WEC). Those guys have friendly relationship with our gaming club, some of them showing up at our club-honchos birthday parties on a regular basis, killing all the tasty booze. I played against some of them before and they are all real nice fellas, but I hadn't found the time so far to visit their tournament. Which is a sad thing, because it really is a premium tournament  in terms of location, size and tables. They really own a lot of beautiful and well build tables, which are on par with those the german GW HQ uses for the german TOS, and with a size of 60 players I would call it a major tournament. The german TOS only allows up to 50 players, thanks to size of the playrooms of the flagstore.

This time I decided to bring my eldar army on the table again. No borrowed IG or Eldar army for extra softscore/paining points.

Tournament reports Part II

Second tournament I went to this year was the german Throne of Skulls. Missed the ticket deadline first, but a friend of mine ordered 4 tickets and they send him 5, so  I was back in the game. I will keep the tourament reports short again, because I got no pictures and I didn't play my beloved eldar. You ask why? Last year they used 1750 points and this year it was cut down to 1500. I had some major problems building a competitive eldar force for that size, esp. one which favored my gaming style. So instead of borrowing the Sam Hain Eldar I used 2009, I went for a boring IG build.