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Battle For The North - Irish Tournament

  • 07-11-2005 10:26pm
    #1
    toto2460
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭


    I’m planning to hold a 40K tournament next February, Sat 11th to be exact, from 11am to 10pm in the Fairways Hotel, Dundalk Co. Louth

    50 places available

    The day will consist of the following

    >>Gamers Registration – 11am

    >Game 1 - 12pm – 2pm

    >>LUNCH – 2pm – 3pm (Best Painted Competition)

    >Game 2 – 3pm – 5pm

    >Game 3 – 5.30pm – 7.30pm

    >Game 4 – 8pm – 10pm

    >>Prizes sorted out and given by 10.30

    Only army rules are no special characters and a points limit of 1500pts

    Prizes are for overall winner, best painted army, and various spot prizes for best conversion, best themed army & most sporting

    Your army does not have to be painted but marks for painting will be included in your total for the day, so if its painted you have more chance of winning...

    The prizes (not yet confirmed) for winner are a trophy new Carry Case & new Tank Carry Case (€120 value)
    Best Painted army receives a complete set of GW paint brushes (€65 value)

    Other spot prizes may include “Dawn of War”, Gift Vouchers, Gaming Apparel and GW boxed sets

    I’ll need to know asap if you would attend, and then basically if you will attend
    Cost will be €35 per person and some of the money is going to a good cause, the Drogheda Games Club and hopefully its future.


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