As usual this will be an Open list event with 4 rounds, 1 each in October, November, January and February.
Rob Brennan will co-ordinate this event.
This years theme will be “Armies and Enemies of Christendom from Attila to Alp Arslan”. All armies to be chosen within the date range of 451AD-1071AD
The full list of allowed armies is as follows:
2/23 Later Pre-Islamic Arab (Restriction: not Yemen or Oman)
2/28 Early Armenian or Gordyene
2/54 Scots Irish
2/55 Nobades and Blemmye or Beja
2/57 Later Moorish
2/58 Alan
2/62 Abyssinian and Horn of Africa
2/67 Early Ostrogothic, Sciri, Heruli, Greuthingi or Taifali
2/68 Pictish
2/69 Sassanid Persian
2/70 Burgundi or Limigantes
2/71 Gepid
The official world championships in DBMM, FOG and lots of other wargames.
Held in Athens, Greece this year.
See event website for full details: http://www.strategikon.com/iwf2010.htm
UWS have decided on the usual three rounds, using "starter" armies only (600 points) from "Rise of Rome", PLUS the allowable lists shown on page 70 of the book AND the allowable lists for that theme from "Lost Scrolls".
starting at 10:00.
Armies will be 600 AP on 4'x3' tables using standard rules, except for terrain selection. Terrain will be pre-set with the player winning the initiative choosing the table side they wish to sit at. In general, terrain will be open with little, if any, rough or difficult going.
Location: St John's Church Hall, Castlereagh Road, Belfast
Updates:
26 Aug - Dates confirmed and all rules published.
22-Aug - added Jan as list-checker/umpire
Full details NOW confirmed.
Location: Gamers World Shop, Jervis St, Dublin 1 (For map see http://gamersworlddublin.com/)
NB: Places strictly limited due to shop restrictions, please contact Jan early if you intend to attend.
Umpire/List-checker: Jan van Embden (jan@cnmedia.ie)
Date:39-31st October, 2010 (confirmed)
Format: 4 x round 375AP themed DBMM competition.
Update, 21 Feb: Clarified how tables will be allocated
Update, 9 Feb: Clarification of pre-set terrain generation rules.
Update, 2 Feb: Umpire/list checker Confirmed, DBMM v1.0 rules confirmed
Update, 19 Jan: Date Confirmed
Location: Gamers World, Jervis St, Dublin. For map see http://gamersworlddublin.com/
Umpire/List-checker: Thomas Arnfelt, send him an email via the contact form (http://iworg.com/contact)
List deadline: Feb 14th
Cost:15euro for RINIWA members or overseas visitors, 17euro for non-members.
4 players competed in the league finals in Dublin on the 28th November.
The competitors were Donal Coghlan from Leinster, Seamus
McKenna from Ulster and Willie Coughlan and Tom Worden
from Munster. Unfortunately I had to bow out due to Helena's sickness
at home, luckily Tom was travelling up for moral support for Willie so
he kindly agreed to play the 2 games.
Anyway, the 2009 RINIWA DBMM League winner is Willie Coughlan
on 32 VP! Well done and good to see a new name on the cup.
Runners up were:
Tom Worden 31 VP, Donal Coghlan 30VP and Seamus McKenna 7VP.
Many thanks and well done to all competitors.
Regional Pools Results
well here are the results, hard fought all round but especially bloody
in Munster
and Leinster also came down to a knife-edge of a final round with many possible
combinations of winners.
Leinster
Place, Name, Score, Positions above seeding
1 Donal 81 +1
2 Rob 80 +2
3 Mick 78 (on tie-break) +0
4 Jan 78 -3
5 Thomas 72 +0
6 Mike 71 +2
7 Brian 25 (no Sept game score received) +0
8 Dave 22 (no Sept game score received) -2
Hence Rob wins the prize for placing highest above his seeding due the
Hi folks
Apologies for the delay in getting this to everyone. A few late games plus computer issues. Everything back to normal now, After the first round, wehave a leader board.
David T 24
Brian 21
Jeremy 18
Keith 11
Daniel 10
David B 10
John 10
George 10
Seamus 9
Tim 7
Robert 4
Gary 1
The games for December/January will be as follows. Results to me by the 31 January please.
David Taylor v Brian Bull
Jeremy Dowd v Keith Branagh
Daniel Taylor v David Brown
John Lavery v George Kingston
Seamus McKenna v Tim Snoddy
Robert Crawford v Gary Bingham
Well only 3 years after I moved house I have finally got my wargames room and specifically a dedicated painting/modelling area up and almost ready for action! I built a custom height painting workbench as I like
to rest my arms on the table edge while painting, hence a much higher table than normal is desirable. The paint shelf is v1.0 and will soon be replaced with a better design to increase visibility of the colour-coded lids of the archaic enamel paints that I persist in using.
See http://www.corkgaming.com/munster10.htm for the latest info.
4 round, 400AP DBMM competition.