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Post by diades on Feb 19, 2023 11:30:04 GMT
The Cold Ash Clash will be held on Saturday 4th November 2023.
Acland Memorial Hall, Cold Ash, RG18 9JH, Berkshire.
For those unfamiliar with the Scramble Format:
Each player brings any valid 12-element v3.0 army on 15mm base sizes (40mm frontage), camp (camp follower element optional), and terrain for a legal battlefield as the defender, which may include provision of a specific legal board size.
Note that the army will be used by other players. • Players will play AGAINST their own army only in the first round. • Players will use their own army only in the final round. • Players will be matched using Swiss chess format. • Armies will be matched as far as possible to maximise variety (of army used and fought against) for players. • The 12-element army and terrain choices may not be changed between rounds (hence no dismounting!). • Players must attempt to place all terrain pieces supplied.
The aim is to have 6 rounds, but may be revised on the day.
Depending upon the number of players and the time to arrange the pairings for each round, there is no guarantee of non-repetition, but priority order will be given to:
1. New opponent each round
2. New army used each round
3. New opposing army each round
There will be the usual trophies:
Top 3 players Strongest Army Slayer Most Challenging Army
In addition, new for 2023
Best Presented Army
Places will be capped at 24. How to secure a space will follow shortly.
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Post by diades on Feb 28, 2023 19:27:31 GMT
Apologies for not posting before…
£7.50 secures a place.
Please PM me for Bank details…
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Post by martin on Aug 29, 2023 8:06:54 GMT
How are the numbers, Diades? I know you get a good turnout…and it’s a fun tournament.
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Post by diades on Sept 10, 2023 11:14:34 GMT
How are the numbers, Diades? I know you get a good turnout…and it’s a fun tournament. As of today, paid up attendees are: Mark Johnson Martin Smith Paul Murgatroyd Stephen Etheridge Connor Truby Tom Whitehead Paddy Myers Denis Grey Ian Pain Tim Rogers Ken Gordon Peter Ellis Lindon Paxton Mike Bennett Alan Davison Matt Davison Jason Collis Stephen Finn Richard Pulley Pete Duckworth Paul Clair Colin O’Shea Paul Hodson There are “doubts” from a few above as real life takes hold, but plenty of time yet. I really will have to “cap” at 24, we have 23 above, so if you want to secure a place, please get in touch and arrange payment.
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Post by macbeth on Sept 11, 2023 1:59:59 GMT
So badly want to do this - but this year has thrown up a couple of obstacles, not the least of which is that the birthday of the (not so) little warbands overlaps with travel to the other side of the globe for wargaming, (I also used my international travel slush fund to take Wf(X) away to Thailand for our silver wedding anniversary)
Here's hoping for next year and in the meantime all the best to those competing.
Cheers
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Post by diades on Sept 11, 2023 22:20:44 GMT
List above modified. We are up to 22. Two places max left.
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Post by martin on Sept 12, 2023 7:11:06 GMT
List above modified. We are up to 22. Two places max left. Looking good, Diades. The very handy position of Cold Ash and the great theme combine to attract a crowd from all directions. 👍🏼👍🏼
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Post by paulisper on Sept 12, 2023 8:30:19 GMT
List above modified. We are up to 22. Two places max left. pretty sure that Denis won’t be there, unfortunately 🥲 P
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Post by hodsopa on Sept 12, 2023 22:05:03 GMT
I am in, Diades. I have previously only been west of Oxford by mistake (leaving my briefcase on the train from London or falling asleep on the last one), this is a chance to put that right.
Paul H
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Post by gonatas on Sept 13, 2023 5:58:02 GMT
I am in, Diades. I have previously only been west of Oxford by mistake (leaving my briefcase on the train from London or falling asleep on the last one), this is a chance to put that right. Paul H Hi Paul. Travel to Oxford ("the gateway to the West") is normally fairly straightforward and safe. To get down to Newbury though ..... well. As a tinhorn it might be better to wait until you can hitch up with a wagon train. There are plenty of Londoners making the trek to Devon to start a new life. Failing that you might try hiring a guide. Abingdonians are normally trustworthy but keep a pistol in your bedroll and one eye open at night! May see you there......
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Post by martin on Sept 13, 2023 8:36:03 GMT
I am in, Diades. I have previously only been west of Oxford by mistake (leaving my briefcase on the train from London or falling asleep on the last one), this is a chance to put that right. Paul H Does your chart annotate west of Oxford as ‘here be dragonz…’ ? 🫣
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Post by menacussecundus on Sept 13, 2023 10:20:08 GMT
I am in, Diades. I have previously only been west of Oxford by mistake (leaving my briefcase on the train from London or falling asleep on the last one), this is a chance to put that right. Paul H Does your chart annotate west of Oxford as ‘here be dragonz…’ ? 🫣 I have a couple of D6 which have that - and a drawing of a dragon - in place of the 1.
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Post by hodsopa on Sept 15, 2023 21:04:26 GMT
Here be cathedrals, Jeremy Clarkson and sheep, is my impression
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Post by diades on Sept 16, 2023 8:03:22 GMT
I am in, Diades. I have previously only been west of Oxford by mistake (leaving my briefcase on the train from London or falling asleep on the last one), this is a chance to put that right. Paul H Glad to hear it. I have PM’d you…
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Post by diades on Sept 16, 2023 8:04:52 GMT
I am in, Diades. I have previously only been west of Oxford by mistake (leaving my briefcase on the train from London or falling asleep on the last one), this is a chance to put that right. Paul H PS I think you will find Cold Ash is pretty much due South of Oxford!
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