Post by shintaibane on Jan 18, 2011 8:14:07 GMT -6
Hey all,
I thought I would post here to about getting some practice in for the Adepticon 2-man tourney.
I am thinking either Saturday, February 19th or Sunday, February 20th would be the dates. This would be a free event... no prizes but if you plan to play in the two man tourney it will be good practice.
The two man turn sequence is not something everyone is used too and under timed turns you need to be very familiar with it to avoid making mistakes (like allocating focus!)
If you are interested in participating post here. Don't worry about posting lists of factions. I figure if we can we can get three or four matches in and you can switch up your lists to maximize playstyle or see what you are comfortable with.
Two man teams are 35 point armies per person with now character units and casters duplicated between lists. This means if you take pSorscha your partner can't take eSorscha. Different factions can team up and will be considered friendly models. For more details check out the Adepticon site... I will post a link here later (at work now!)
I this goes well we might be able to do one more primer before the con where you play with your set lists to get your moves down.
I thought I would post here to about getting some practice in for the Adepticon 2-man tourney.
I am thinking either Saturday, February 19th or Sunday, February 20th would be the dates. This would be a free event... no prizes but if you plan to play in the two man tourney it will be good practice.
The two man turn sequence is not something everyone is used too and under timed turns you need to be very familiar with it to avoid making mistakes (like allocating focus!)
If you are interested in participating post here. Don't worry about posting lists of factions. I figure if we can we can get three or four matches in and you can switch up your lists to maximize playstyle or see what you are comfortable with.
Two man teams are 35 point armies per person with now character units and casters duplicated between lists. This means if you take pSorscha your partner can't take eSorscha. Different factions can team up and will be considered friendly models. For more details check out the Adepticon site... I will post a link here later (at work now!)
I this goes well we might be able to do one more primer before the con where you play with your set lists to get your moves down.
