Kings of War: Clash of the Phoenix Kings

Kings of War

Kings of War Tournament Players Package

Summary
2000 point armies (open lists)
Kings of War Second Edition rules, Clash Comp in effect
4 Rounds, 1 hour 45 mins per round
October 15th, 2016
Phoenix Games and Hobbies, Kitchener, Ontario
22 spaces available
Entry fee: $20

Schedule
9:30-10:00 Registration
10:00-11:45 Round 1: Control
12:00-1:45 Round 2: Pillage
1:45-2:30 Lunch
2:30-4:15 Round 3: Kill
4:30-6:15 Round 4: Push
6:30-7:00 Awards
7:00-Late Optional Dinner

Awards
Best Overall
Best Sportsman
Best Appearance
Best General (minimum of 14 participants required for this award)

What do I need to bring?
Your army, up to 2000 points chosen according to the Kings of War Second edition rulebook and additional Clash of Kings restrictions (see comp section below)

At least three copies of your army list http://kow2.easyarmy.com/ is recommended

All dice, tape-measures, rule-books, damage markers, pencils and other gaming accessories you will need. Please bring dice that are clear to read for both you and your opponents. You must be willing to let your opponent use your dice if they so wish

Units must be mounted on appropriately sized multibases or movement trays – if you insist on individually moving all the models in a Zombie Legion, you’ll soon run out of time!

Having a large tray to carry your army between games is a great way of keeping the tournament moving smoothly and in a timely fashion. An army display board may earn you additional painting points

Unit footprints must conform to the appropriate size

Glue is recommended in case something breaks during the day

Non-perishable food donations

What armies can I choose from?
You may use any army list found in the Kings of War rulebook, the Uncharted Empires book or the Twilight Kin temporary army list available on the Mantic website. Fan made lists are not permitted.

For more information including the full players package please visit the Kings of War Ontario Facebook Group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/467396176776672/

40k Doubles and Singles Tournament Sept. 24th & 25th

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ITC event

September 24th – 40k Doubles 1000pts per teammate 4 rounds

September 25th – 40k Singles 1850pts 3 rounds

22 spots available for each event

ITC rules will be used in this event.

Doubles Entry: $30 for each teammate
Singles Entry: $30

Doubles Rules
Each player gets 1000pt valid ITC force with the following additional restrictions.
Each team can have a maximum of 3 Factions represented (plus non-Faction like Fortifications)
Each team can have a maximum of 1 LoW, unless fielding Imperial Knights within a formation/detachment that contains only Imperial Knights.
All Factions relations are improved to at least Allies of Convience. (still allowed to take battle brothers)
Each player’s list is independent (i.e. you cannot have each player take 1 Demi-Battle company, then form a Gladius Strike force together).

Entry comes with pizza lunch, doors prizes, and trophies/prizes for tournament winners.

Warhammer 40k Tournament

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When: Saturday, May 28th
Where: Phoenix Games and Hobbies in Kitchener
Size: 1850
Rules: As per the ITC Rules (see the Frontline Gaming Online Site for Details)
Entry: $20 registration + $5 optional buy in for pizza lunch.
Rounds: 4 rounds @ 2 hours per round
All models will be WYSIWYG.

Scenarios: We will be using 4 of ITC 2016 scenarios
https://www.frontlinegaming.org/community/frontline-gamings-independent-tournament-circuit/itc-2015-season-40k-tournament-format/

Schedule:
Registration: 8:30am – 9:00am
Round 1: 9:15am – 11:15am
Round 2: 11:30am – 1:30pm
Lunch: 1:30pm – 2:00pm
Round 3: 2:15pm – 4:15pm
Round 4: 4:30pm – 6:30pm
Awards: 6:30pm – 6:45pm

Age of Sigmar Tournament this Saturday

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February 6th – 11am start

Max Capacity: 18
Entry: $10
Rounds: 3
Painting: Not Required
Prizes: Best Sportsmen, Best painted model and 2 random door prizes

House rules for playing in the “Age of Sigmar” tournament at Phoenix Games & Hobbies.

1) All named heroes are 0-1 choices.
2) Measure distances from the base not the model.
3) Units summoned in the hero phase can not be activated in that hero phase.
4) Units do not need ”Fluff Activators” to use special rules.
5) If one army has a third more WOUNDS (instead of MODELS) than the other, the outnumbered player can choose one objective from the sudden death table after generals are nominated.

Tu Do MTG Sealed Tournament

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Tu Do Presents:

MTG 2015 End of Year Super Awesome Tournament!!!

When: Sunday December 27th

Time: Starts at Noon

Format: Sealed (six B4Z boosters)

Door Prize: First 40 people gets 20 full art lands from B4Z.

Prizes

1st – One of every Mythic from B4Z

– One of every Battle land from B4Z

– One of every Fetch land from Khans

2nd – Snapcaster and Sword of Fire and Ice

3rd – Emrakul, the Aeons Torn (Foil MM2), Kozilek, Butcher of Truth and Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre

4th – Geist of Saint Traft, Avacyn AND Griesalbrand.

5th – Foil Hallow Fountain from RTR and a Mutavault

6th – Foil Sorin from M12 AND Foil Sorin from Khans of Tarki

7th – Coupon good for any Commander deck available at Phoenix G&H

8th – MTG 2015 Gift box

Plus lots of other give-a-ways.

40k Warspite Charity Tournament

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The tournament is a charity event in support of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Warspite. The Cadet organization is a youth program for kids aged 12 – 18 that teaches kids about the Canadian military and its history, while also teaching discipline, citizenship, and leadership skills. With the program receiving funding from the Department of National Defence, it is free for kids to join. However, DND only covers the cost of the training, uniforms, and instructors. The other side of the funding comes from the Navy League of Canada. It is a group of civilian volunteers that are dedicated to supporting the cadet corps, covering things that DND does not such as rent and utilities for their training facility, food for weekends, transportation, etc. The proceeds from this tournament will be donated to the Kitchener – Waterloo branch of the Navy League.

When: Saturday, October 17th
Where: Phoenix Games and Hobbies in Kitchener
Size: 1850
Entry: $20 registration + $5 optional buy in for pizza lunch.
Rounds: 3 rounds @ 2.5 hours per round

Schedule:
Registration: 8:30 – 9:00
Round 1: 9:15 – 11:45
Lunch: 12:00 – 12:30
Round 2: 12:30 – 3:00
Round 3: 3:15 – 5:45
Awards: 6:00 – 6:30