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A gamer's score in the tournament is based on three factors:
1) Historical Army (32 pts.)
A) Painting 20pts.
A well-painted army is much more enjoyable to field and to
face than undercoated or unpainted figures.
a) 0 - Unpainted army.
b) 2 - Poorly painted with many models unfinished.
c) 10 - Painted, but lacks detail
d) 12 - Good basic painting, including faces, hands, boots
and guns
e) 14 - Well-painted force with added details including, but
not limited to stowage, unit markings, aerials, accurate colours
and scenic basing.
f) 16 - As above, but with that certain WOW factor also involved
In addition the best painted army, as chosen by the players,
will receive a further 4pts and a trophy. The second and third
placed armies will also receive 4pts
B) Uniformity 12pts.
Even if the paint job is only average, an army always looks
better if all of the troops look like they belong together.
If you painted your entire force in the same style then there
is no reason that you cannot score maximum points in this
category. We will use some judgment and leeway for forces
comprising entirely of vehicles as there is no requirement
to base these.
a) 0 - Unbased or Unpainted.
b) 4 - Several different styles in the army, all painted and
based, but no coherency.
c) 6 - Similar style across the whole army maybe a unit or
two look out of place and not part of the force.
d) 8 - Whole army fits well together and looks like a coherent
fighting force.
In addition three armies will receive four additional
points for the other players 'favorite army lists'. The top
scorer will also receive the adoration of his or her peers.
2) Generalship (96 pts.)
The biggest single block of points is allocated for the
player's generalship, their performance as a tabletop general.
Each game has 32 points allocated between the two players.
Work out who is the winner of the game, this is the player
who has fulfilled their mission objectives, or who has broken
the enemy force consult the victory points table for the mission.
· If the winning player scores 7-0 (this is only included
for completeness, it's a very rare situation, you would have
to be fighting against a "Desert Fox" force using Rommel,
kill Rommel, and not loose anything yourself) then the winner
scores 32 tournament points.
· If the winner claims a 6-1 victory then they score 28 tournament
points, plus or minus 1pt per the difference in the number
of platoons destroyed* to a maximum of 32 points or a minimum
of 25 points.
· If the winner claims a 5-2 victory then they score 24 tournament
points, plus or minus 1pt per the difference in the number
of platoons destroyed* to a maximum of 28 points or a minimum
of 21 points
· If the winner claims a 4-3 victory then they score 20 tournament
points, plus or minus 1pt per the difference in the number
of platoons destroyed* to a maximum of 24 points or a minimum
of 17 points
· If the game ends in a draw, then the winner is the player
who has destroyed the most enemy platoons*, he scores 16 tournament
points plus 1pt per the difference in platoons destroyed*
to a maximum of 18 tournament points or a minimum of 14 points.
*Note that the Company HQ Platoon counts towards this score.
The loser (or in the case of a draw the player who killed
the least platoons) gets 32-winners score tournament points.
Both players score must add up to 32.
This may seem complicated, but as a player all you need
to do on your results sheet is enter your score and the number
of platoons each side killed. The umpire & software will determine
your tournament scores from this information.
3) Sporting Play (32 pts.)
Each round is worth 0-8 points based on the following questions
each worth 2 points each.
A) Did you feel that your opponent fielded a fair and historical
balanced force or one designed to take advantage of the rules?
a) Very fair and balanced force giving a flavour of a force
of that time - 2pts
b) A fair force - 1pt
c) Units seems to be a mix of troops picked for their gaming
potential rather than any specific historical reasons - 0pt
B) Did your opponent play the game at a pace that was suitable
for both of you?
a) I was happy with how the game ran, this is the pace I
like to play at - 2pts
b) The game ran at a good speed - 1pt
c) I feel that my opponent was trying to run out time for
a draw, or alternatively they rushed through things and I
was not really sure of what was happening - 0pts
C) Did you enjoy the game?
a) Yes it was one of those games that I'll remember for a
long time - 2pts
b) Yes - 1pt
c) No - 0pt
D) Would you wish to play this opponents again?
a) Yes - 2pts
b) No - 1pts
c) After that I don't think I ever even want to enter a tournament
again - 0pts
Also at the end of the Tournament players will vote for their
favourite opponent. If a player get one vote, he will get
2 extra tournament pts., two votes,he will get 4 tournament
pts., and three votes, he will get 8 extra tournament pts.
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