Outpost 40k Rampage 28th May 2011, Players Pack and Rego Options

[dreadlordvharesh]

Outpost 40k Rampage 28th May 2011
Players Pack

Tournament Organiser and Contact Details
Daniel Dubach
Mobile: 0419 573 370
Email: outpostgamingclub@gmail.com
Forum Username: Dreadlord Vharesh (on Outpost and Outpost on WargamerAU forums)
Venue Location
Beaconsfield Community Centre
O'Neil St, Beaconsfield.
Melways ref: 214 B1

Schedule
0800 – 0900 registration
0915 – 1100 – game 1
1115 – 1300 – game 2
1300 - 1330 Player’s choice voting/Lunch
1345 – 1530 – game 3
1545 – 1730 – game 4
1800 – presentations


Things You Need To Bring With You: BRING IT!!!!!!!
Any gaming material that you require to play, including:
• At least one copy of your army roster that is easily legible and correct. Using the sheet provided.
• Copies of the reference materials used to design the army list (e.g. Army Books, Chapter Approved, White Dwarf articles etc).
• Rulebook
• Sufficient dice
• Tape or other measuring device
• Pen/pencil
• Templates
• Glue and/or super glue for those emergency repairs
Army Lists

Armies will be 1666pts in size, no larger!
Army Lists are to be submitted by the 25th of May, which is a Monday. Lists can be sent to my email or PMed to me (email above)
They should be presented in an easily read form.
Army lists allowed are to include army lists from a current Codex released in Australia. If no such army book exists, use a work-in progress list from either the Warhammer 40k Chapter Approved or White Dwarf; if released in Australia at least 30 days before the tournament.

Any ‘official rules’ articles/updates to an army (in either White Dwarf or the Warhammer 40k Chapter Approved) may be used; if released in Australia at least 30 days before the tournament.
You may not use things that require opponent’s permission to use.
Tournament Special Rules
Warhammer 40k 5th Edition ruleset.


All models used must be of the appropriate size and type for the troops they represent.
For the benefit of all players, ‘What You See Is What You Get’ WYSIWYG will be enforced. If players have any doubts about how accurately a miniature represents a troop type, they should consult with the Tournament Organizers prior to the tournament.
This is a loose WYSIWYG, but there will be no grots posing as terminators or the like, if the miniature is a reasonable depiction of what it represents then it will be allowed, as long as there is no obvious deception with the way it works. An example would be using a flamer to represent a melta gun. This will be ok as long as you don’t have other flamers running as different weapons or even flamers. The proxy will have to stick out so that your opponent knows it is a proxy. Once again on this issue consult with tournament organizers if you have any doubts.

Draw
First round draw will be random. Subsequent rounds will be seeded using the ‘Swiss Chess’ system.
You will never play the same player twice.
If possible, we will try to avoid matching regular opponents in the first two rounds.

Scoring System
Battle: 24pts (up to 6 per round)
Sports: 16pts (up to 4 per round)
Presentation: 8pts
Composition: 8pts


Battle
You will score points based on the results of the match:
Scenario Win: 6
Draw: 3
Loss: 1

Sportsmanship
The intention behind sportsmanship is to encourage players to behave in a way that makes the event and games an enjoyable day for all involved.
At the end of the game you will judge how good a sport your opponent was between 0-4.

Things you may take into consideration:
• Was your opponent organised?
Did they have their own gaming supplies (e.g. dice, rules, tape measure, templates etc). Did they play briskly and efficiently, with little time wasting.

• Was your game played without rule discrepancies?
There were either no rule discrepancies, or any discrepancies that you had were worked out in a mutually acceptable fashion (asking a Tournament Official for adjudication when you both have a difference is also a fair way of resolving differences).

• Did your opponent consistently play in a clear and accurate manner?
They did not use a rubber ruler. They were clear in their actions on the battlefield – declaring their intentions, informing you when they were using specific items, etc.

• Did your opponent consistently maintain a positive attitude throughout the course of the game?
When they winning they did not gloat, and when they were losing they did not lose their temper or get disheartened.


Cheating
Zero Tolerance – Cheating, Chipmunking, Sniping

This is a game played for fun so there is no place for this behaviour.

Anyone found guilty of cheating in the tourney will be removed from the premises.

Chipmunking: While all players judged components may work quite well, it is susceptible to abuse, such as deliberately marking down or deliberately marking up opponents to gain an unseen advantage. This is commonly referred to as "Chipmunking" or "Sniping" in the broader gaming community. Anyone suspected or caught in the act will most likely be dismissed out of the tourney, as it is a very unpleasant thing to be doing. So in short, be honest, and be fair.

Other Tournament Organisers will also be notified and the player in question will be "black listed" from future Outpost tournaments.

Army Composition
The intent of any composition system is surely to encourage players to take armies that their opponents will find a challenge but are not over the top.
Army Composition is scored in two ways:
• Getting your lists in correctly and on time (4 points)
• 4 points judged by panel of judges
Theme: Theme will be taken into account if submitted with list, however don’t make it more than a page long as we are lazy and have a lot of lists to mark. With painting put a small description with the army during player’s choice voting so judges can identify the theme applied to the miniatures.

Using an illegal list or one different from that submitted: Illegal lists if found will have to be modified and points penalties incurred, however if you deliberately tried to get away with it you will be accused of cheating (see above). The organisers will assign appropriate penalties, which may be lessened if they have missed the error in your list when it was submitted.

Things to will be looked for when marking composition:
• What are the list’s weaknesses and strengths?
What is the army’s strengths and do its drawbacks balance out the strengths so that it can be dealt with.
• Is the army themed?
Is the army designed to look like a specific style, depict a certain type of force, etc. This should not be an excuse for an unbalanced list though.
• Are the characters over-powered?
Has the person abused their ability to upgrade their characters or selection. Have they made them into a next to unstoppable killing machine or taken multiple characters just for special abilities to increase his armies strengths.
• How have units been chosen?
Have units been picked to provide a nice uniform army that provides a good force when in sync or have the most powerful units been picked and taken to slaughter all that come against them without support.

Army Presentation
You must have a painted army (3 colour minimum) to attend Rampage.
Presentation points are judged in the following way:
• 0-8 points Marked by a panel of judges during players choice voting, if you don’t set your army up and leave your name tag with your army during this stage you will get zero for this category.
Things that will be considered but not limited to:
• Amount of army fully painted (ie. Is the entire army painted)
• 3 colours, based (this is the expected standard
• Extra effort (lining, shading, more than just sand or flock base, etc.)
• Characters stand out.
• How units can be told apart
• Conversions


Scorecards
You will be given a results score-sheet to fill out for each game. Please ensure the score-card is filled out correctly and that both players have signed off on the results, and then bring it to Tournament Organiser's desk. Points may be penalised for incorrectly filled out sheets.

Prizes & Awards
No player can win more than one category.
The winning categories:
• First Overall - The highest combined score of all categories.(Ties decided by Victory points, Sportsmanship & Composition and then Army Presentation.)
•Second Overall
•Third Overall
Genesis Award – to the highest placed under 18
• Best Army (players choice) – determined by players choice votes during lunch, ties will be decided by composition, sportsmanship and then battle.
• Best Sports – The highest Sportsmanship score. Ties decided by Composition, Battle and then Army Presentation.
• Wooden Spoon – for that person whose day just didn’t go well!

Club Challenge
This is the chance for clubs to win bragging rights (and/or to disgrace Outpost...).
To represent a club you must be a currently paid up member of your club. A club counts as any group of players that meets regularly and is accepting new members into its community.
The best club will be decided by taking the 3 best players, adding there score together and then averaging it. If a club has less than three players the missing players will count as having scored zero and the combined score of the players will still be divided by 3.

Disclaimer
All tournament players will be responsible for their own transportation, storage and due care of their own personages, figures and materials on the day.


Registered - 60 places max.
1-Pat Boehme (dark angels)
2-Paul Witterick (Dark Eldar)
3-Simon Harmann (Chaos)
4-Mitchel van Horseen (Eldar)
5-Chris Marshal (???)
6-Tony Marshal (Grey Knights)
7-Matt Edwards (Space Marines)
8-Colin Nichols (Blood Angels)
9-Jo Bellavance (Space Marines)
10-Floyd (Nids)
11-Erica Robinson (Sisters)
12-Leigh Ormsby (???)
13-Ben Nash (Space Wolves)
14-Kyle Mackenzie (Space Marines)
15-Richard Wood (Blood Angels)
16-Wayne Bracegirdle (IG)
17-Leigh Calahan (Chaos)
18-Chris Bellavance (Chaos)
19-Ash Robson (Grey Knights)
20-Paul gregory (Marines probably)
21-Daniel Gregory (Orks likely)
22-Lachie (Chaos)
23-Ryland Hodgson - probably Tyranids
24-David Moore - probably Daemonhunters
25-Curtis Hodgson - most likely WitchHunters, Imperial Guard or both
26-Duc (Grey Knights)
27-Golden Tickit (Conquest)
28-Wayne Hughes
29-Tim Huggins
30-Scott Shannon Chaos
31-Ken Rolland - Black Templars
32-Leigh Gartlan
33-Jon-Paul Adams- Probably Blood Angels
34-MArkHopper - Chaos Nurgle

This post has been edited by dreadlordvharesh: May 5 2011, 10:33 PM

[Archipelago]

Outpost 40k Rampage
Saturday, 28 May 2011
40k, 1,666 pts, One day.

REGISTRATION AND ARMY LISTS:
Email: outpostgamingclub@gmail.com
Submitted by midnight 25/05/2011

Payment Details:
Outpost Gaming Club
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[Saxon]

sign me up scotty!

[ormo]

Oooo. Sign me up too!

Leigh ormsby.

[nzwoodman]

I'm there.

Richard Wood - Blood Angels.

[thrawn]

Coming
Ryland Hodgson - probably Tyranids
David Moore - probably Daemonhunters
Curtis Hodgson - most likely WitchHunters, Imperial Guard or both

[dragonhost20]

Hi Dan

Can you put two places in for me. One for the Golden Ticket (from Conquest) and one from myself (I will probably play Tyranids ... or Grey Knights if you let me ;-)

Cheers

[dreadlordvharesh]

wow! nearly half full! this is awesome guys! thanks for this!

hope to see more of you make the trip down!

it would be awesome if we could max this sucker, make me feel great!

[Kn'Thrak]

Daan. I'll be there, either DE or IG.

[DevTyrant]

Hey Daan,

May as well sign me up since i haven't been for a few years now.

Scott Shannon - CSM

[dreadlordvharesh]

hey guys FINALLY got round to finalizing price. $30 for non-members and $25 for members...

[Nevyen]

Put me down Ill try and make it

Jon-Paul Adams- Probably Blood Angels.

[ormo]

Hi,

I have to withdraw due to work committments. Sorry about the late notice.

Leigh Ormsby.

[DevTyrant]

Army list sent before the 25th.

Cheers,

Scott

[dreadlordvharesh]

ok thanks for the great day guys! well done to everyone!!

please leave me some feedback here or on facebook or wherever!

next year i want to be better!

[dreadlordvharesh]

results:

1 – Paul Witterick
2 – Brenton Shaw
3 – Tim Huggins
4 – Collin Nichols
5 – Wayne Hughes
6 – Leigh Gartlan
7 – Chris Marshal
8 – Mark Hopper
9 – Sam Konig
10 – Leigh Callahan
11 – Jamie Fishwick
12 – Scott Shannon
13 – Ryland Hodgson
14 – Curtis Hodgson
15 – Mitchel
16 – Duc
17 – Chris Bellavance
18 – Matt Edwards
19 – Floyd
20 – Jo Bellavance
21 – Wayne Bracegirdle
22 – David Moore
23 – Ken Rolland
24 – Kyle McKenzie
25 – Pat
26 – Erica Robinson
27 – Ben Nash
28 – Ash Robson

Will post full results later... Draws were decided first by Composition, then by Kill Points

[Gooseling]

Sign Nathan up
Tyranids
See you there