Final ranking:
1 Marc Desaulniers 3 11,5
2 Yan Arseneault 2 8
3 Francois Deschamplain 1 5,5
4 Kevin Mclean 2 7
5 Christian Marinelli 1 4
6 Marc Durand 1 3,5
7 Kosta Agridiotis 0 2
8 Jean-Yves Lapointe 0 1
9 Roxanne Blouin-Payer 0 0,5
10 Gabrielle Garand 0 0,5
11 Jean-Francois Houle 0 0
12 Ethienne Liblanc 0 0
13 Martin Poliquin 0 0
13 Marc Lussier 0 0
15 Yan Beauchamp 0 0
DQ Richard Blais 1 4
Winning deck:
Deck Name: B2B (Back to Basics)
Created By: Marc Desaulniers - Fouez
Crypt: (13 cards, Min: 16, Max: 40, Avg: 7)
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1 Ohanna dom 2 Malkavian
1 Normal obf 2 Malkavian
1 Didi Meyers aus cel obf DOM 5 Malkavian
3 Greger Anderssen dom pro AUS OBF 7 Malkavian
3 Gilbert Duane AUS DOM OBF 7 Malkavian
4 Lucian cel tha AUS DOM OBF10 Malkavian
Library: (90 cards)
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Master (16 cards)
1 Anarch Troublemaker
6 Blood Doll
1 Elysium: The Arboretum
1 From a Sinking Ship
1 Giant`s Blood
1 Golconda: Inner Peace
1 Pentex Subversion
1 Rack, The
2 Sudden Reversal
1 Temptation of Greater Power
Action (10 cards)
1 Dominate Kine
7 Govern the Unaligned
2 Pulse of the Canaille
Action Modifier (17 cards)
3 Cloak the Gathering
3 Conditioning
3 Faceless Night
5 Lost in Crowds
3 Seduction
Political Action (6 cards)
2 Banishment
4 Parity Shift
Reaction (30 cards)
5 Deflection
2 Malkavian Rider Clause
10 Obedience
9 Second Tradition: Domain, The
4 Wake with Evening`s Freshness
Combat (3 cards)
3 Aura Reading
Equipment (5 cards)
1 Bowl of Convergence
1 Heart of Nizchetus
3 Sniper Rifle
Combo (3 cards)
3 Swallowed by the Night
Why?
I already have a Network deck with Rachel and I find this concept far
less interesting without the protean/Homonculus part. Someone on our
forum said that there was nothing good to do with gr. 1-2 Malks
besides pure B/S... so I had to try ;)
I don't know, at least I would have put one in the deck, just in case
nobody tries to burn it. And I mean with 10 obedience and 9 second
tradition you can definetly defend it for a while.
> Tatoo Signal
> April 21st, 2007
> 16 players
> Face à Face, Montréal
>
> Final ranking:
>
> DQ Richard Blais 1 4
>
...Dare i even ask?
DZ
AW
I hear it was due to a 5.5 Enjoyment of Game infraction in Round 2.
"5.5 Enjoyment of Game
Players must take their turns with minimal enjoyment. Whereas taking a
reasonable amount of enjoyment from the game is acceptable, mirth or
merriment that detracts from sport-game competitiveness is prohibited.
If a judge determines that a player is engaging in excess enjoyment of
game, or is competing in an inappropriately relaxed manner, the
responsible player will be subject to the appropriate provisions of
the V:EKN Penalty Guidelines."
Richard was in 5th place after the preliminary rounds. He had
something else planned and decided to withdraw himself from the final
table. The player ranked 6th took his place.
She's very cute apparently...
Fouez
Yeah, 2 Madness Network could very well replace the 2 Sudden
Reversals.
Oh, cool. But for the record (the one submitted with the tournament
results ;-) that would be a withdrawal, not a DQ...
Thanks
DaveZ
Atom Weaver
For the record, the Archon displays any "not available for the finals" result as
"DQ" -- disqualified from the finals' table computation.
> atomweaver wrote:
> For the record, the Archon displays any "not available for the finals"
> result as "DQ" -- disqualified from the finals' table computation.
>
Ah, right right... Thanks Scott.
DZ
AW