Slitherine

in fact , Britcon lists were up a week before deadline this time , maybe Andy should get married before every comp
David

Right, in FOGR we have 25% of list still missing

Here I'm presenting the Runners & Riders for the FoG:AM-tournament
http://www.tabletopturniere.de/t3_tourn ... ?tid=10482

We have 47 players from 12 different countries, and 34 different armies.
Thanks to everybody to have the armylists sent in-time.
This makes it much easier for us.

Thanks a lot

Martin

MatteoPasi wrote:Right, in FOGR we have 25% of list still missing

I'm working on the FoG:R runners and riders there are nearly all lists here as well

Well done Martin - great work.

Will you be publishing the date of each army as well?

Where there are options - it would be good to know which it is? EG - WotR / Moldavian or Wallachian etc.

And why are some people still anonymous?

That's a high proportion of Republican Roman armies,the Mayans will have to run fast
David

A high proportion of most different flavours of Romans - 8 in total - plus the Later Ptolemaics may have a few as well. Certainly a lot more HF than I expected. (gulp!)

petedalby wrote:A high proportion of most different flavours of Romans - 8 in total - plus the Later Ptolemaics may have a few as well. Certainly a lot more HF than I expected. (gulp!)

Some of us run towards the heavy foot

This is so exciting! The high proportion of Romans is a bit of a surprise, and the number of Medieval German City Leagues is even more so. That's why playing these international events is so much fun.

Looking forward to landing in Germany in a couple weeks.

Marc

petedalby wrote:Well done Martin - great work.

Will you be publishing the date of each army as well?

Where there are options - it would be good to know which it is? EG - WotR / Moldavian or Wallachian etc.

And why are some people still anonymous?

Well, I will neither publish the army date, as that will take away much of the surprise nor will I post chosen options.
When I start to do it this way, the next player wants to know which allies are used, how many BG's has each army etc.
Next to the amount of work for me, I think, it's much more fun speculating without having all information.

The players showing as anonymous have selected their names not to be shown in the software, but I will have a complete list very soon to be posted here including all names!

Here is the complete list with all names

Alexander Pausch Late Republican Roman
Andreas Rheinbay Medieval German City Leagues
Brett Kvisle Fanatic Berber
Christopher Ernst Later Seleucid
Dave Ruddock Later Serbian
Dave Saunders Ordonnance French
David Fairhurst Mayan
Dominik Braun Ordonnance French
Eltjo Verweij Early Anglo-Irish
Eric Lajus Medieval German City Leagues
Eric Theissen Warring States to Western Han Chinese
Ferdi Akaltin Later Ptolemaic
Friso Wiersma Sassanid Persian
Gilles Wielgosz Later Ottoman Turkish
Gordon Jamieson Later Medieval Swedish
Guglielmo Marlia Late Republican Roman
Guillaume Fremont Later Hungarian
Harald Rottensteiner Latin Greece
Holger Puttkammer Lydian
Ivan Monedero Komnenan Byzantine
Jon Akers Later Anglo-Irish
Juan Francisco Navarro Almao Feudal Catalan & Early Crown of Aragon
Jürgen Prochaska War of the Roses English
Kai Henschel Moldavian or Wallachian
Kevin Theissen Later Ptolemaic
Klaus Schütte 100 Years War English (Continental)
Leonardo Menghi Medieval German City Leagues
Lynda Fairhurst Swiss
Marc Crotteau Later Serbian
Martin Wirt Later Ottoman Turkish
Murray Evans Arab Conquest
Nicola Linguerri Early Achaemenid Persian
Olivier Todorovic Later Carthaginian
Pete Dalby Yuan Chinese
Richard Woolford Later Mycanaean or Trojan
Sacha Eggert Late Republican Roman
Salvador Senabre Later Sicilian
Sebastian Rau Classical Greek
Serge Adeline Norse-Irish
Stefan Liedtke Later Carthaginian
Stephen Ladanyi Principate Roman
Sven Dittmar Feudal Catalan and Early Crown of Aragon
Thomas Peters Early Republican Roman
Tim Blankenhorn Late Republican Roman
Ulrich Göppel Dominate Roman
Walter Ierman 100 Years War English (Continental)
Xavier Piron Late Republican Roman

Excellent work Martin, really looking forward to this competition.Really interesting mix of armies.

ArrIving by train from London Wednesday and staying the hotel Haus Morgan if anyone is in the least interested. Might be few Central London in and around the area. Tim Porter is staying there as we'll I believe.

May be being stoopid as usual but what time is kick off. To risk a football analogy...

Advised it opens at 12 for a 1oclock start - 2 games each day I understand


Muz

davesaunders23 wrote:Excellent work Martin, really looking forward to this competition.Really interesting mix of armies.

ArrIving by train from London Wednesday and staying the hotel Haus Morgan if anyone is in the least interested. Might be few Central London in and around the area. Tim Porter is staying there as we'll I believe.

May be being stoopid as usual but what time is kick off. To risk a football analogy...

If you drill down into the official Worlds FoG AM website page you will find lots of details in timings, events etc.

muz177 wrote:Advised it opens at 12 for a 1oclock start - 2 games each day I understand


Muz

This is correct!
The venue is open from 12:00 CEST, and at 1:00 pm CEST, we will start with the games

Well, I will neither publish the army date, as that will take away much of the surprise nor will I post chosen options.
When I start to do it this way, the next player wants to know which allies are used, how many BG's has each army etc.

Not a problem Martin - but dates and options are disclosed - the number of BGs and Allies are not. Having them in advance saves delay at the table whilst you look up what the differences are.

You must have a huge amount of work to do as it is so quite understand your reluctance. I look forward to the surprises. If anyone is interested my army date is 1290 AD.

Hi Martin - just read the 'Information & Rules' for the event. Games are 3.5 hours.

It then says 'current round shall be finished' when time is called.

Is this the individual player turn or the final pair of bounds (excluding the JAP) - so that both players have an equal number of turns?

The venue is open from 12:00 CEST, and at 1:00 pm CEST, we will start with the games

The published info says 1.30 pm for the first game. Has this changed?

Thanks

I tried hard to find this info but failed!

Could some helpful soul provide a link please?

Links are beyond me but if you click on the FOGAM tournament the same as if you were looking for participents ,you will find the competition rules
David

Speaking of rules, this is interesting:

• 800 points per army, 15mm, 1MU = 1Inch,

Jon