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Where can I find a good scoring sheet for WH40k tournaments? I’ve seen some recently that I like. They basically make a checklist (did your opponent bring all their dice, did your opponent have a good understanding of the rules, etc.). The overall system is much more objective rather than subjective (i.e. rate your opponent from 1-10 for example).

Does anyone know where I can find scoring sheets like this? Or do you have any scoring sheets that you’d recommend for a tournament? Thanks

~Logic

Logic wrote:They basically make a checklist (did your opponent bring all their dice, did your opponent have a good understanding of the rules, etc.).

Wow I love that. The last rogue trader I was at my 2nd opponent had to use everything of mine...dice, tape measure, everything. How you come to a tournament completely unprepared like that is beyond me

That's funny.
"Can I borrow your dice? I didn't bring any."
"No. I guess you can't make those saves then. I win."
It would have been even better if he had asked to borrow some of your models.
"I forgot my terminators. Can I borrow yours?"

The list of questions I used in my tournaments is in this thread:

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/153188.page

The way I did it, each player had a base score of three points each round. I then put three of the positive questions and three of the negative questions on the score sheets (same questions for everyone each round, though the questions might change between rounds). For each positive check, add 1 point. For each negative, subtract one. For a total Sports score of between 0 and 6 each round.