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Fall In: November 6-8, 2009 in Gettysburg, PA

Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 6:52 pm
by babyshark
Hello all:

Below is the announcement for Field of Glory at Fall In, November 6-8, 2009 in Gettysburg, PA. Note that the 15mm Open on Saturday is set for 900 points; I have decided to experiment with the larger format just to see what happens.

Marc


Friday:
Noon - 11:00pm
Classical Era Mini Theme
15mm for sure, 25mm as well if enough players express interest. 25mm will use a 40mm MU on 8' x 5' tables.
600 point armies in both scales; 3 hour rounds. One version of any list from Immortal Fire or Rise of Rome, plus Early German and Ancient British from Legions Triumphant.
Round 1: Noon; Round 2: 4pm; Round 3: 8pm.
GM: Marc Crotteau (juvenileshark@yahoo.com)

Saturday:
9:00am-11:00pm
Open tournament
15mm, 25mm as well if enough players express interest. 25mm will use a 40mm MU on 8' x5' tables.
900 point armies in 15mm; 800 points armies in 25mm, 3 hour, 45 minute rounds. One version of any list from any published FoG army list book.
Round 1: 9am; Round 2: 2pm; Round 3: 7pm
GM: Marc Crotteau (juvenileshark@yahoo.com)

Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 1:39 am
by Andy1972
I will not be there.. But wow.. 900 point 15mm armies? :o

Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2009 3:41 pm
by Scrumpy
How much is the entry for these games Marc ?

Also, is Nasamw membership still required to take part in FoG ? I checked their website for info about Fall In, and they only seem to care about dbm these days.

Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 8:27 pm
by recharge
Not sure yet if I will be there, but if so; do we need to submit army lists ahead of time??

John

Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 2:52 pm
by babyshark
recharge wrote:Not sure yet if I will be there, but if so; do we need to submit army lists ahead of time??

John
No need to submit lists in advance. Please let me know, if you can, whether you are coming.

Marc

Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2009 11:16 am
by recharge
Well, I will definitely be at Fall In. But until they post the PEL, I won't know if I'm FOG'ing Friday, Saturday or both :?

John

Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2009 5:22 pm
by babyshark
recharge wrote:Well, I will definitely be at Fall In. But until they post the PEL, I won't know if I'm FOG'ing Friday, Saturday or both :?

John
Cool. I'll see you there.

Marc

Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 11:46 pm
by recharge
OK, I'm in for the Saturday tourney. 900 points should be interesting. Might make shoot and scoot armies a little less
ornery.


Now to choosing:

900 points of superior protected pike hmmmmmmmmmm

900 points of elephants hmmmmmmmmmmmm

900 points of elite, armored Ssw legionaires hmmmmmmmm

Nope! I got it!!!

900 points of BWG's!!!!! :twisted:


john

Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 8:59 pm
by edb1815
I'll be there. Don't know if I'll do both days there's some enticing gaming in the PEL!

900 pts - That's like the Madaxman tournament - Bring a starter army plus 300 points of your choosing!

Need to decide what list to beef up!

Eric

Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2009 12:28 pm
by babyshark
edb1815 wrote:I'll be there. Don't know if I'll do both days there's some enticing gaming in the PEL!

900 pts - That's like the Madaxman tournament - Bring a starter army plus 300 points of your choosing!

Need to decide what list to beef up!

Eric
Glad to read that you will be there. Just to be sure: you do not need to bring a starter plus 300, although you certainly can.

Marc

Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 12:59 am
by stecal
I am pretty sure for the Saturday tourney. My first ancients tourney in almost 20 years!

Do we need Nasamw membership is the biggest question.

I can do 15 or 25mm

Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 1:27 am
by babyshark
stecal wrote:I am pretty sure for the Saturday tourney. My first ancients tourney in almost 20 years!

Do we need Nasamw membership is the biggest question.

I can do 15 or 25mm
Cool! As to NASAMW membership, yes, you need it. But we will happily sign you up on the day.

As to which scale, there will be more players in the 15mm events, and so more variety of players and armies. If you are willing to float between scales (i.e., bring an army for both 15mm and 25mm) in order to balance the numbers that would very helpful.

Marc

Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 6:47 pm
by teboj17
It looks like I will be making to Fall-In this year. I plan on playing on Friday and Saturday. Just wanted to double check that the Friday tournament is 600 points and not 650 as it was for the Mini-theme at Historicon. Also what room is the tournament going to be in. I have not been there since 2004 when I only played in the WAB tournament.

Justin

Played Syracusans at Historicon

Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 7:26 pm
by babyshark
teboj17 wrote:It looks like I will be making to Fall-In this year. I plan on playing on Friday and Saturday. Just wanted to double check that the Friday tournament is 600 points and not 650 as it was for the Mini-theme at Historicon. Also what room is the tournament going to be in. I have not been there since 2004 when I only played in the WAB tournament.

Justin

Played Syracusans at Historicon
Yes, 600 points in both 15mm and 25mm. And do not forget that the Saturday tournament is at 900 points in 15mm.

See you there,

Marc

Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 6:47 pm
by babyshark
Bump.

The event is nearing, folks. Sharpen up your army lists.

Marc

Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 9:10 pm
by Hepius
I'll be there Saturday for the 15mm tournament.

Results

Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 2:00 pm
by babyshark
Fall In! 600 point Classical Theme results

1 Al Applegate, Late Seleucid, 63 pts
2 Bob Andriola, Bosporan, 49.2
3 Dave Boor, Late Seleucid, 45
4 Marc Crotteau, Parthian, 36.1
5 Bill McCampbell, Parthian, 35.5
6 Harvey Harmon, Graeco-Bactrian, 34.3
7 Justin Tebo, Syracusan, 29.6
8 Kevin Swanson, Numidian, 25.3
9 David Ray, Later Ptolemaic, 21
10 Phil Gardocki, Classical Indian, 12



Fall In! 900 point Open results

1 Marc Crotteau, Alexander Macedonian, 58.5
2 Walt Leach, Mongol Invasion, 55
3 Harvey Harmon, Dominate Roman, 53.5
4 Kevin Swanson, Italian Condotta (Florence), 47.6
5 Bill McCampbell, Wallachian, 43.9
6 Phil Gardocki, Swiss, 42.5
7 Ethan Zorick, Muslim Indian Sultanate, 42.3
8 Erik Shinn, Arab Conquest, 39.6 (took bye in last round)
9 Al Applegate, Later Seleucid, 37.8
10 David Dietrich, Thracian, 35.2
11 Jeff Wiltrout, Swiss, 34
12 Mike Kelley, Late Seleucid, 33.5
13 Dave Boor, Italo-Norman, 32.1
14 Justin Tebo, Syracusan, 25.5
15 David Ray, Ordonnance French, 24.2
16 Eric Boyle, Graceo-Bactrian, 24
17 Bob Spencer, Central Asian City States, 21.2
18 John Loy, Late Medieval German, 19.3
19 Matt Heppe, Swiss, 18.4
20 Bob Andriola, Palmyran, 15.7
21 Bob Nedwich, Later Jewish, 12.2
22 Aubrey Hopkins, Nikephorian Byzantine, dropped out

Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 2:11 pm
by babyshark
A few quick notes after Fall In!

It was, on the whole, a good event to run. There was an early issue on Friday with the venue having scheduled another group in the space that Fall In! was to have at noon, and that group running over their time, but it all worked out in the end. I was pleased to see a number of new faces, and hope to see all of you again at Cold Wars.

I will note that heavy foot armies won both events, including the Theme that put 600 points on a 6x4 table. Conversely, Mongol Conquest did well, even at 900 points on a 6x4 table. This tells me that FoG is pretty well balanced.

A few other notes, mostly for amusement value. Harvey Harmon earned thrid place on Saturday with a non-morally bankrupt Dominate Roman list (14 BGs at 900 points). Phil Gardocki gets some sort of award for fastest trip up the learning curve, as he went from last place on Friday to sixth on Saturday. Dave Boor beat me on Friday, but I got my shot at revenge on Saturday and pulled off a win: there's balance for you.

Marc

Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 3:39 pm
by pcelella
babyshark wrote: It was, on the whole, a good event to run. There was an early issue on Friday with the venue having scheduled another group in the space that Fall In! was to have at noon, and that group running over their time, but it all worked out in the end. I was pleased to see a number of new faces, and hope to see all of you again at Cold Wars.
I wish I could have been there, Marc, but Fall is just too busy a season for me to get away for a weekend. I do hope to make Cold Wars though. Since that convention has supposedly been increased in length by a day, is there any possibility that we will have an 800 point singles tournament in addition to the Team event that traditionally takes place?

Peter C

Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 4:00 pm
by babyshark
pcelella wrote:I wish I could have been there, Marc, but Fall is just too busy a season for me to get away for a weekend. I do hope to make Cold Wars though. Since that convention has supposedly been increased in length by a day, is there any possibility that we will have an 800 point singles tournament in addition to the Team event that traditionally takes place?

Peter C
Peter:

The issue on Friday at Cold Wars has always been one of time. We start late because many people use Friday morning as a travel day. The question to answer is: with the addition of Thursday, will the players be there for a 0900 start on Friday morning?

Talk to me, people.

Marc