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  1. We have some great prizes for the raffle yo support a great cause.

    There will be a copy of Dreadfleet (much lampooned, but really a great game with some killer minis) sealed in box donated by Ordo.

    Lewis Audio Video has promised some goodies to be named soon, but the big daddy is from Portland's own East Side Distillery. They have donated a personal tasting party for the winner and nine of his friends. If you have not had any of their offerings, do yourself a favor and find some Burnside Bourbon. You will not be disappointed.

     

    Tickets will be $3 each or 3 for $5.

    All proceeds go to Extra Life. If you gavnt heard of them, go to www.extralife.org

    They make awesome happen.

  2. We have some great prizes for the raffle yo support a great cause.

    There will be a copy of Dreadfleet (much lampooned, but really a great game with some killer minis) sealed in box donated by Ordo.

    Lewis Audio Video has promised some goodies to be named soon, but the big daddy is from Portland's own East Side Distillery. They have donated a personal tasting party for the winner and nine of his friends. If you have not had any of their offerings, do yourself a favor and find some Burnside Bourbon. You will not be disappointed.

     

    Tickets will be $3 each or 3 for $5.

    All proceeds go to Extra Life. If you gavnt heard of them, go to www.extralife.org

    They make awesome happen.

  3. It's been really awesome watching all the discussion about people play testing lists and working on things for Rose City Wrath. Though the event is a tournament, ultimately it's just another part of my goal help grow and strengthen our local community, and so far it looks like that mission is going well.

     

    Indecision about what project to start next with incoming rule set has sort of paralyzed my normal hobby progress, however with this event coming it has spurred me into production of terrain. I've just finished making a little over half a dozen marshes, and I'm getting ready to start building a few more forests using some new ideas.

    I'm hoping that people end up holding the terrain for RCW is a great standard going forward.

     

    For those of you not attending Wrath, if OFCC has another table design competition, you will probably see a few of our tables there.

     

    I look forward to the continued hobby blogging up until the event, so I can live vicariously through other people's hard work!

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  4. I've been listening to a few Warhammer podcasts lately, specifically Dimensional Cascade and Garagehammer, and hosts on both of those shows have been mentioning how "anti-comp" they are. I'm just wondering why? Comp seems like the greatest thing to me... I won't go into why! Not trying to start a debate, just curious.

    Looks like your last few words got lost somewhere in all the essays that came after. Probobly myself included.

  5. Though I do think that Kremmet's list looks to be the tougher list, I'm not sure how it applies to your play style. At first blush it looks similar to the list you had against me at OFCC.

    I can tell you in my experience as an Ogre Kingdoms that I find it far easier to get points out Dwarf lists that have a lot of characters, over lists with your characters and bigger tough units that I have to grind

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  6. I look at it like this (Excluding end times, which I consider a supplement)

    If players are using the rules to their advantage in how they build their armies, how does adding more rules prevent this from continuing? If you look at results across the country there are as many "net lists" on the bottom tables as there is at the top. You said you listen to Garage hammer. If you listen to it for a while, then you've heard Chris say that he relies on his build to do the heavy lifting and in tournaments. You will also hear him say he almost never comes in at the podium. He's usually in the middle third and a lot of that comes from painting points. I'm my opinion it's about the player, and not their list.

    I think players should be able to take what they want, and TO's should run tournaments they would like to play in. In My event the only comp is. Small tweak to lore of undeath, however 25% of scoring is sports. If you want to take a list that is super tough but not fun to play against, that's up to you but you're doing while sacrificing a significant part of your overall score. So if when it all costs is your goal that list may not be the right answer.

    The purpose of the game is to have fun, and in my opinion that goal is better served by being permissive instead of restrictive.

    ultimately it's about having fun and building up the community. Most of the guys around here are great guys and should provide fun games for themselves and their opponents in my experience. Just because an event is comped doesn't mean I am not going to play. I am there to have fun, and drink beer, and have a good time with my friends.

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