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Post by diades on Apr 27, 2017 19:52:36 GMT
You have carefully selected your army, lovingly prepared it, planned your tactics, travelled, removed vast quantities of your friends' elements and been declared event winner!
What would you most like to take away with you to commemorate your victory?
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Post by Haardrada on Apr 27, 2017 21:49:46 GMT
The experience...prizes don't tempt me its the meating fellow players and sharing time with them....it's priceless.
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Post by uppsalanizze on Apr 27, 2017 22:12:55 GMT
A painted army
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Post by twrnz on Apr 28, 2017 1:17:41 GMT
Frequently organising DBA events that form part of larger conventions I'm often restricted by what the convention organisers will provide in the way of prizes. It is made worse by people not organising their registrations early.
When I have any control over the prizes I prefer to see more smaller prizes than large ones. I feel this provides less reason to focus on competive play and more social interaction. A voucher or discount to an Ancients figure manufacturer is ideal. A full unpainted DBA army, perhaps as a random draw, would be a bonus, but seldom achievable.
For many of our local events where there is no entry fee the only prize is fame, and perhaps having your name on a trophy at least until the next event. One of the other DBA organisers here has been particularly efficient in providing, via our local club, such recognition.
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Post by Cromwell on Apr 28, 2017 7:12:39 GMT
You have carefully selected your army, lovingly prepared it, planned your tactics, travelled, removed vast quantities of your friends' elements and been declared event winner! What would you most like to take away with you to commemorate your victory? A weighted Die perhaps  , to ensure future victories! Its the only way I could maintain a winning streak anyway!  |
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, to ensure future victories! Its the only way I could maintain a winning streak anyway! 