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Oberfeldwebel




New Hampshire USA

This past sat we held a small event with some big action and some awesome players
Thanks to Doug for helping getting players organized and attending Good job!
also Dan and Dan 2, Kenny, Ben, and one other player(oops forgot his name)
Ill wait and hope they post some battle reports but wanted to post pictures of the game I had a blast and Ill I did was couch to game FUN
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This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2009/12/06 20:01:01


 
   
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Implacable Black Templar Initiate





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Badass "Sister Sin"






Camas, WA

Heh, is that Al playing Orcs?

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Cultist of Nurgle with Open Sores







Wicked fun, the Ork player won overall with his 60 boyz. Our team won and Kenny (ork player) got a 30 dollar gift certificate. It was an AWESOME game overall and i CAN'T wait until the next tourney\game.

SM - 8060 pts
Chaos Deamons - 885 pts
Chaos Marines - 500pts 
   
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Oberfeldwebel




New Hampshire USA

pretre wrote:Heh, is that Al playing Orcs?

That indeed Al but hes playing AT-43 Karmans, How do you know Al ?
   
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Badass "Sister Sin"






Camas, WA

We lived together for a while and hung out all the time back in the day.

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Oberfeldwebel




New Hampshire USA

Comrade Amadayeus wrote:Wicked fun, the Ork player won overall with his 60 boyz. Our team won and Kenny (ork player) got a 30 dollar gift certificate. It was an AWESOME game overall and i CAN'T wait until the next tourney\game.


Id like to do something in March 2010 after Total con in feb, THOUGHTS?
   
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Raging-on-the-Inside Blood Angel Sergeant




Stavromueller Beta

That fountain looking thing seems like a great piece of terrain, nice shop as well. No Reports??
   
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One Canoptek Scarab in a Swarm





Massachusetts

Ok, I've been a lurker for about 6 months now. Finally registered just to add this, my first, battle report.
The facts below may be just a bit off. It's from memory about 10 days old.

Each player was asked to bring a legal 1000 point army for a large battle. Victory was basically who was the most killy. I believe this was the first large game for all of us, so we were all a bit unsure of what to expect. The landscape was a large city, must have been 6x5 or so. Setup was 12" from the edge. All the players from my town on one side and everyone not from our town on the other side. That put Doug, Ian and Kenny with (Space Marines, Space Marines, Orks) across from Dan2, Ben, and Dan1 with (Necrons, Eldar, Tau). The Tau were opposite the Orks. The SM/Ork side got first move and we didn't try to seize the initiative. With the board being so wide, we'd figure we'd let the other side spend the first turn moving into range.

I'm Dan2, the Necron player (closest right on top picture). My forces consisted of (from memory can't find my sheet):
1 Lord with resurrection orb
5 Destroyers
8 Immortals
6 Scarab Swarms
20 Warriors

Directly across from me, the space marines were sporting a Predator with 3 lascannons and a bolter of some sort, a whirlwind, and a bunch of combat squads and some leaders. Of interest, our neighboring players had another whirlwind on the SM side and a dark reaper squad in cover on my side. Also, one squad of SM scouts, with sniper rifles and missile launchers infiltrated into a house overlooking our whole battle area. Though most of the board was a city with plenty of cover, our side was pretty much open. Just a big statue in the center with a low wall that would offer minimal cover.

On the first turn, the SMs moved up and I believe the predator got off one shot. I believe my guy got his "we'll be back" roll. My first turn I moved everyone up. I believed my destroyers would not be in range of the Predator so I shot down a bunch of eager space marines instead. The dark reapers nailed some more marines. My scarab swarms beelined for the scouts at full speed. On the second turn the SMs pointed out how dumb I was to bunch my guys up. Not only did I get nailed by two whirlwinds, but one of the SM players got a direct hit with an orbital bombardment. And of course the predator used all three lascannons this time along with a few shots from missile toting marines. Four destroyers, 10 warriors and two immortals went down. 3 destroyers, 7 warriors and one immortal got back up. My destroyers immobilized and stunned the predator and the scarab swarms engaged the scouts. This pretty much put the scouts out of action for the rest of the game. The predator was also stuck in a way that didn't allow it to bring one lascannon to bear anymore, unless I was dumb enough to walk in front of it. Next turn the SMs surprised me with a drop pod right on my backside. The drop pod was of course of no concern, but the dreadnought inside was another matter! I had absolutely nothing that could scratch such a beast in assault. And assault was plainly on its mind. This really screwed me up. I moved everything I could to try and get the best possible shots at it. Fortunately, that included the destroyer squad shooting the thing in the back. The destroyers blew the thing up in one volley. Most everyone else tried to damage the drop pod, to no avail. The immortals might have amused themselves by killing a few more marines. The dark reapers reaped some more marines as well. For most of the rest of the game I moved around a bit, but not aggresively. The SMs kept their distance and used the whirlwind barrages, lascannons and missile launchers. If the necrons didn't shrug off the wounds they often got back up. I did lose 3 destroyers, maybe 2 immortals and a half dozen warriors. I finally destroyed the drop pod, took out another lascannon on the predator and a few combat squads of marines. The scout squad, down to a single sergeant, broke and ran from four scarab swarms. Unfortunately for the scarabs, the other SM player had a dreadnought ready to deal with the swarms. It did try, but apparently the poor thing must have had a fear of spiders because it couldn't seem to finish them off (lots of 1s rolled). My destroyers also blew an arm off another dreadnought threatening my allies.

I think the real hot action was mosly on the other side of the table where the Tau, Orks, Eldar and SMs seemed to get into some violent brawls. On my side it was mostly shooting. I think the SM player learned to hate the Necron WBB, especially with my rolls being above average. I learned that even though I can wreck a drop pod with gauss fire, it probably would have been better if I'd run for the middle to add more fire support for my allies.

All in all, it was a reasonably close and fun battle. Everyone was immediately trying to find out when they could get some more action. We all appreciated Adler Hobby for sponsoring the game.
   
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Oberfeldwebel




New Hampshire USA

Now thats a cool battle report, the table was 6 foot across and 9 feet long players deployed on the long edge each solder was 1vp each officer 1vp and Vecs. 2vp
The thought was to encourge a bloody battle with each side moving, shooting, and assaulting, at the same time as the events referee it was my job to see everyones timing was right and try my best to get a full 6 turns out of this battle/group and I did it not a easy task with 40k'ers as Im well aware...LOL I had a blast running this game and I think all the cool players who attended helped make it so. Mega battles are the best fun you can have at the gaming table no matter the game .
- Gordon at Adler Hobby
   
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Storming Storm Guardian





Massachusetts, USA!

Before coming to the tournament I was in a rush to paint unfinished models. I couldn't finish all of my models but I still had fun with them. Anyway, I am Ben from the tournament playing Eldar:
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Farseer w/Doom
9 Dire Avengers w/Exarch and Bladestorm
10 Guardians w/Scatter Laser and Warlock w/Enhance
10 Guardians w/Missle Launcher and Warlock w/Conceal
3 Guardian Jetbikes
4 Dark Reapers w/Exarch and Fastshot and Missle Launcher
1 War Walker w/ 2x Scatter Lasers

I was playing between the Necrons and Tau, in the middle of the board, which allowed me to aid either of my teammates, even though that aid might not have been useful (especially for the Tau)
Although it's been too long now for a complete battle report (as I can't remember all of the specifics) I can highlight some of the carnage I saw:
First of all, my avatar never took a wound, although it didn't do much itself besides destroying a Dreadnought near the end of the game.
Also the Orks player, Kevin, was dealing some heavy damage on the Tau player, Dan1, and myself. That Ghazghkull special character wouldn't die and kept sweeping carnage across the table. It destroyed my Farseer and Dire Avenger squad entirely, even after a successful Doom, Bladestorm, and Assault on the squad. It also destroyed my War Walker (which didn't do much the duration of the game) near the end of the game.
My Guardians didn't do a whole lot besides doing minimal damage and dying, as the game progressed.
My Jetbikes were used as a distraction but didn't play the role well enough to do anything, except die.
And my Dark Reapers were the only real success in my army. They killed many Space Marines giving me the highest victory points on my side.
Also, the board was full of beautiful terrain.

I had a great time and want to thank Adler Hobby for hosting the event and Doug for organizing it.

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