We had 36 players gathering for the Northern France European Qualifier, with, as usual, many of the top French players. After 3 rounds of difficult battles, 5 players got the chance to play final round together (and sorry for Florian Prosper, 6th just as last year, with a very fair 2GW6)
Ranking before final was was: 5 Lucas BONROY 1 - 2GW9 - ventrue 3/4 vote 31 Orian GISSLER 2 - 2GW8 paper/scissors winner vs Antonio - Guillaume's Puppets 30 Antonio COBO CUENCA 3 - 2GW8 - ventrue 1/2 vote [spanish version] 9 Rodolphe DANAC 4 - 2GW7 - weenie presence vote 23 Romain NAÏM 5 - 2GW7 - council of doom new school
and seating such as: Antonio -> Orian -> Romain -> Lucas -> Rodolphe
Final results were: Orian with 2vp wins the tournament Rodolphe gets 2vps Antonio gets 1vp
Winner's decklist: Deck Name: 2 bad broken guys Created By: TTC Description: Erik killed my surprise effect lol
Crypt: (13 cards, Min: 12, Max: 36, Avg: 6,53) ---------------------------------------------- 1 Almodo Giovanni dom pot 3 Giovanni 1 Baldesar Rossellini aus for nec DOM POT8 Giovanni 1 Cristobal Ghiberti nec 2 Giovanni 1 Don Michael Antonio Giovanni DOM NEC POT 7 Giovanni 1 Gualtiero Ghiberti cel pot tha DOM NEC7 Giovanni 5 Guillaume Giovanni obt CEL DOM NEC POT9 Giovanni 1 Lia Milliner dom nec 3 Giovanni 1 Primo Giovanni dom nec pot 4 Giovanni 1 Raphaela Giovanni pot pre DOM NEC 6 Giovanni
Library: (80 cards) ------------------- Master (28 cards) 1 Anarch Troublemaker 1 Barrens, The 1 Carver`s Meat Packing and Storage 1 Charisma 1 Direct Intervention 1 Dis Pater 1 Dummy Corporation 1 Filchware`s Pawn Shop 1 Information Highway 1 Jake Washington (Hunter) 1 Metro Underground 1 Misdirection 1 Monastery of Shadows 5 Parthenon, The 1 Pentex Subversion 1 Powerbase: Cape Verde 1 Powerbase: Montreal 1 Powerbase: Savannah 1 Powerbase: Zurich 1 Secure Haven 4 Storage Annex
Action (15 cards) 1 Chair of Hades 1 Dominate Kine 1 Far Mastery 8 Govern the Unaligned 4 Sudario Refraction
Action Modifier (15 cards) 1 Bonding 5 Call of the Hungry Dead 4 Conditioning 5 Shroud Mastery
> We had 36 players gathering for the Northern France European > Qualifier, with, as usual, many of the top French players. After 3 > rounds of difficult battles, 5 players got the chance to play final > round together (and sorry for Florian Prosper, 6th just as last year, > with a very fair 2GW6)
> Ranking before final was was: > 5 Lucas BONROY 1 - 2GW9 - ventrue 3/4 vote > 31 Orian GISSLER 2 - 2GW8 paper/scissors winner vs Antonio - > Guillaume's Puppets > 30 Antonio COBO CUENCA 3 - 2GW8 - ventrue 1/2 vote [spanish version] > 9 Rodolphe DANAC 4 - 2GW7 - weenie presence vote > 23 Romain NAÏM 5 - 2GW7 - council of doom new school
> and seating such as: > Antonio -> Orian -> Romain -> Lucas -> Rodolphe
> Final results were: > Orian with 2vp wins the tournament > Rodolphe gets 2vps > Antonio gets 1vp
> Winner's decklist: > Deck Name: 2 bad broken guys > Created By: TTC > Description: Erik killed my surprise effect lol
> Crypt: (13 cards, Min: 12, Max: 36, Avg: 6,53) > ---------------------------------------------- > 1 Almodo Giovanni dom pot 3 Giovanni > 1 Baldesar Rossellini aus for nec DOM POT8 Giovanni > 1 Cristobal Ghiberti nec 2 Giovanni > 1 Don Michael Antonio Giovanni DOM NEC POT 7 Giovanni > 1 Gualtiero Ghiberti cel pot tha DOM NEC7 Giovanni > 5 Guillaume Giovanni obt CEL DOM NEC POT9 Giovanni > 1 Lia Milliner dom nec 3 Giovanni > 1 Primo Giovanni dom nec pot 4 Giovanni > 1 Raphaela Giovanni pot pre DOM NEC 6 Giovanni
> Library: (80 cards) > ------------------- > Master (28 cards) > 1 Anarch Troublemaker > 1 Barrens, The > 1 Carver`s Meat Packing and Storage > 1 Charisma > 1 Direct Intervention > 1 Dis Pater > 1 Dummy Corporation > 1 Filchware`s Pawn Shop > 1 Information Highway > 1 Jake Washington (Hunter) > 1 Metro Underground > 1 Misdirection > 1 Monastery of Shadows > 5 Parthenon, The > 1 Pentex Subversion > 1 Powerbase: Cape Verde > 1 Powerbase: Montreal > 1 Powerbase: Savannah > 1 Powerbase: Zurich > 1 Secure Haven > 4 Storage Annex
> Action (15 cards) > 1 Chair of Hades > 1 Dominate Kine > 1 Far Mastery > 8 Govern the Unaligned > 4 Sudario Refraction
> Action Modifier (15 cards) > 1 Bonding > 5 Call of the Hungry Dead > 4 Conditioning > 5 Shroud Mastery
I'm very happy to see the deck working out for you. Could you post some kind of report on how it flew during the tournament? Any key moments or key cards? How did the Puppeteers treat you and how did they work out in the deck?
> On 22 Apr, 11:43, oriangiss...@aliceadsl.fr wrote:
> > We had 36 players gathering for the Northern France European > > Qualifier, with, as usual, many of the top French players. After 3 > > rounds of difficult battles, 5 players got the chance to play final > > round together (and sorry for Florian Prosper, 6th just as last year, > > with a very fair 2GW6)
> > Ranking before final was was: > > 5 Lucas BONROY 1 - 2GW9 - ventrue 3/4 vote > > 31 Orian GISSLER 2 - 2GW8 paper/scissors winner vs Antonio - > > Guillaume's Puppets > > 30 Antonio COBO CUENCA 3 - 2GW8 - ventrue 1/2 vote [spanish version] > > 9 Rodolphe DANAC 4 - 2GW7 - weenie presence vote > > 23 Romain NAÏM 5 - 2GW7 - council of doom new school
> > and seating such as: > > Antonio -> Orian -> Romain -> Lucas -> Rodolphe
> > Final results were: > > Orian with 2vp wins the tournament > > Rodolphe gets 2vps > > Antonio gets 1vp
> > Winner's decklist: > > Deck Name: 2 bad broken guys > > Created By: TTC > > Description: Erik killed my surprise effect lol
> > Crypt: (13 cards, Min: 12, Max: 36, Avg: 6,53) > > ---------------------------------------------- > > 1 Almodo Giovanni dom pot 3 Giovanni > > 1 Baldesar Rossellini aus for nec DOM POT8 Giovanni > > 1 Cristobal Ghiberti nec 2 Giovanni > > 1 Don Michael Antonio Giovanni DOM NEC POT 7 Giovanni > > 1 Gualtiero Ghiberti cel pot tha DOM NEC7 Giovanni > > 5 Guillaume Giovanni obt CEL DOM NEC POT9 Giovanni > > 1 Lia Milliner dom nec 3 Giovanni > > 1 Primo Giovanni dom nec pot 4 Giovanni > > 1 Raphaela Giovanni pot pre DOM NEC 6 Giovanni
> I'm very happy to see the deck working out for you. > Could you post some kind of report on how it flew during the > tournament? > Any key moments or key cards? > How did the Puppeteers treat you and how did they work out in the > deck?
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I should do that soon. thx.
By the way, the decklist I submitted here lacks two cards I included in the morning: +1 Mylan Horseed (goblin) +1 Tower of London
On Apr 22, 6:23 pm, Johann von Doom <invisibleking...@gmail.com> wrote:
> How did Tower of London work out for you? Peal makes fun of me every > time I try it, but I still haven't decided whether or not I like it.
In this particular deck, I can't see it working all that well, as there are only, like, 6 or 7 cards that make it pay off. But on the other hand, in this deck, as it is also just an Elder Library that costs an extra pool, if it pays off once, it breaks even.
On 22 huhti, 12:43, oriangiss...@aliceadsl.fr wrote:
> We had 36 players gathering for the Northern France European > Qualifier, with, as usual, many of the top French players. After 3 > rounds of difficult battles, 5 players got the chance to play final > round together (and sorry for Florian Prosper, 6th just as last year, > with a very fair 2GW6)
Well done Orian. I guess no one did play Jericho Founding, in the end.. ;)
On 23 avr, 01:37, Peter D Bakija <p...@lightlink.com> wrote:
> On Apr 22, 6:23 pm, Johann von Doom <invisibleking...@gmail.com> > wrote:
> > How did Tower of London work out for you? Peal makes fun of me every > > time I try it, but I still haven't decided whether or not I like it.
> In this particular deck, I can't see it working all that well, as > there are only, like, 6 or 7 cards that make it pay off. But on the > other hand, in this deck, as it is also just an Elder Library that > costs an extra pool, if it pays off once, it breaks even.
> -Peter
it makes the difference when you call 1 puppeeteer/turn with the terrible combo: Guillaume + Charisma + Tower of London one guy makes sudario on sudario/puppeeteer/shroud mastery Guillaume recruits Puppeeteer and untap at 2stealt, gain 1 pool
I like tower of London but not enough to play it just for its effect. Now, it is a location so I guess it is interesting one (there are many locations that can enter the deck according to your meta or what you like: centralized background check, house of sorrow, elder library...)
Kevin M., Prince of Las Vegas "Know your enemy and know yourself; in one-thousand battles you shall never be in peril." -- Sun Tzu, *The Art of War* "Contentment...Complacency...Catastrophe!" -- Joseph Chevalier Please visit VTESville daily! http://vtesville.myminicity.com/
Created By: Vincent RIPOLL - played by Kamel SENNI Description: Enters 1st in final with 3 GWs - 8 VPs Wins the final with 4 VPs
Crypt: (12 cards, Min: 37, Max: 44, Avg: 10,2) ---------------------------------------------- 2 Leandro cel dom AUS OBF PRE 11 Malkavian 2 Arika aus cel DOM FOR OBF PRE 11 Ventrue 2 Etrius pro AUS DOM OBF THA 11 Tremere 3 Maris Streck ani dem dom AUS OBF 9 Malkavian 3 Huitzilopochtli AUS DAI DOM OBF PRE POT 10 Baali
Library: (62 cards) ------------------- Master (25 cards) 1 Fortschritt Library 1 Giant`s Blood 2 Erciyes Fragments, The 1 Pentex Subversion 2 Sudden Reversal 1 Dreams of the Sphinx 1 Temptation of Greater Power 1 Jake Washington (Hunter) 2 Golconda: Inner Peace 3 Zillah`s Valley 3 Information Highway 7 Minion Tap
Action Modifier (11 cards) 3 Elder Impersonation 7 Lost in Crowds 1 Faceless Night
Political Action (11 cards) 2 Parity Shift 3 Banishment 1 Protect Thine Own 2 Domain Challenge 1 Reins of Power 1 Ancient Influence 1 Political Stranglehold
John Eno wrote: > > > How did Tower of London work out for you? Peal makes fun of me every > > > time I try it, but I still haven't decided whether or not I like it.
That's 'cause Tower of London fails the "Should I play Ascendance instead?" test. :)
Play Ascendance and gain one pool, or play Tower of London and be down 2 pool and have to succeed at 4 Necromancy actions over the course of at least 4 turns to do better than the 1 pool from Ascendance.
Orian Gissler wrote: > it makes the difference when you call 1 puppeeteer/turn with the > terrible combo: > Guillaume + Charisma + Tower of London > one guy makes sudario on sudario/puppeeteer/shroud mastery > Guillaume recruits Puppeeteer and untap at 2stealt, gain 1 pool
omg...so...dizzy... :)
> I like tower of London but not enough to play it just for its effect. > Now, it is a location so I guess it is interesting one (there are many > locations that can enter the deck according to your meta or what you > like: centralized background check, house of sorrow, elder library...)
Creepshow Casino? Heck, just another Storage Annex would be fine.
On Thu, 23 Apr 2009, Johann von Doom wrote: > On Apr 23, 1:17 pm, "Kevin M." <youw...@imaspammer.org> wrote: >> There is no other name for the Death Star Cannon deck.
> [/pedantry]
Also, it's called The Death Star, not the Death Star Cannon deck!
Unless you're talking about some deck called the Death Star Cannon deck, but that's a dumb name. Don't name your deck that. That's like calling your band the Hard Rockin' Blues Band band or something.
Sorry, but no one knows the deck by those names anymore.
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Congrats Orian, as usual well done! I' m glad that Antonio entered the final, seems that spaniard politics are also kicking abroad ;-)
Just to make sure...do you rely on your Puppeteer and stealth in order to avoid Gillaume being torporized? (i.e. this is the reason for not playing Spiritual intervention)
On 27 avr, 09:06, inaki.puigdoll...@gmail.com wrote:
> Congrats Orian, as usual well done! I' m glad that Antonio entered the > final, seems that spaniard politics are also kicking abroad ;-)
> Just to make sure...do you rely on your Puppeteer and stealth in order > to avoid Gillaume being torporized? (i.e. this is the reason for not > playing Spiritual intervention)
> Greetings,
> Iñaki.-
The reasons for not playing spiritual intervention are the following: - I don't like this card - pupeeteers are good blockers - combat decks don't make the final table
Congrats for your victory in spanish grand slam (I don't do it on your own thread, that would be too cock-sucking I guess lol)
> On 27 avr, 09:06, inaki.puigdoll...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Congrats Orian, as usual well done! I' m glad that Antonio entered the > > final, seems that spaniard politics are also kicking abroad ;-)
> > Just to make sure...do you rely on your Puppeteer and stealth in order > > to avoid Gillaume being torporized? (i.e. this is the reason for not > > playing Spiritual intervention)
> > Greetings,
> > Iñaki.-
> The reasons for not playing spiritual intervention are the following: > - I don't like this card > - pupeeteers are good blockers > - combat decks don't make the final table
> Congrats for your victory in spanish grand slam (I don't do it on your > own thread, that would be too cock-sucking I guess lol)
Nice. I agree SI is not such a good card, but keeping Guillaume alive is one of your main concerns when playing this deck, anyway pupeteer do the thing.
Combat decks don' t make the final table but may destroy your chances in early rounds (though SI won't help you that much against a Combat deck)
Have you thought about making it anarch, I' m working on an anarch Guillame list, I think it provides really nice tricks.
> On 27 abr, 10:55, oriangiss...@aliceadsl.fr wrote:
> > On 27 avr, 09:06, inaki.puigdoll...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > Congrats Orian, as usual well done! I' m glad that Antonio entered the > > > final, seems that spaniard politics are also kicking abroad ;-)
> > > Just to make sure...do you rely on your Puppeteer and stealth in order > > > to avoid Gillaume being torporized? (i.e. this is the reason for not > > > playing Spiritual intervention)
> > > Greetings,
> > > Iñaki.-
> > The reasons for not playing spiritual intervention are the following: > > - I don't like this card > > - pupeeteers are good blockers > > - combat decks don't make the final table
> > Congrats for your victory in spanish grand slam (I don't do it on your > > own thread, that would be too cock-sucking I guess lol)
> Nice. I agree SI is not such a good card, but keeping Guillaume alive > is one of your main concerns when playing this deck, anyway pupeteer > do the thing.
> Combat decks don' t make the final table but may destroy your chances > in early rounds (though SI won't help you that much against a Combat > deck)
> Have you thought about making it anarch, I' m working on an anarch > Guillame list, I think it provides really nice tricks.
> Greetings,
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Yeah, I considered it at first but I wanted to try the deck I played at tournament at least once (I had built it on paper after german championship) but had never played it before going to enter other techs.
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