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Last updated:
8 January, 2012
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The 2012 National Team Tournament takes place...
- Round 1 - 09.00 to 13.00
- Round 2 - 13.30 to 17.30
- Round 3 - 19.00 to 23.00
- Round 4 - 09.00 to 13.00
- Awards - 13.00 to 13.30
Wingate by Wyndham & Williamson Conference Center
1209 N IH35, Round Rock, TX 78664
Tel: 512-341-7000
www.wingateroundrock.com
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Tournament rules are summarized below. The main rule is sportsmanship and having an enjoyable time. If you cannot play nicely with others, then do not come to this tournament.
Complete tournament rules are available for download:
Tournament Rules PDF
Each team will consist of 4 players, one for each period. The periods of play are:
- 1st Period, Biblical Era: 3000 BC- 700 BC
- 2nd Period, Clasical Era: 699 BC - 493 AD
- 3rd Period, Dark Ages: 494 AD - 1149 AD
- 4th Period, Middle Ages: 1150 AD - 1500 AD
Each round is 3 hours and 30 minutes plus 3 - 15 additional minutes in duration. (Yes, I have 5-sided dice!) When time is called, players complete the current phase and then calculate points.
Any painted armies based according to the 15mm standard for Field of Glory are welcome! Armies are limited to 800 points. Figures must reasonably represent the troop types as described in the rules and the army lists.
The standard scoring system for winning or losing
a game outlined on the Field of Glory web site:
Tournament Scoring Sheet
After all four rounds have been played, the team with highest score of all games combined will be declared the winner. If there is a tie, the sum of the scores of the players' opponents will serve as tie-breaker, with the player having been opposed by the higher scoring players winning the tie. Prizes will be awarded to teams for:
- 1st Place: A new travelling trophy to be engraved with the winning team's name and other cool stuff, and most importantly a
- 2nd Place: Some cool stuff (but not as cool as for 1st place).
- Era Winners: The top player in each era will win some cool stuff, too.
- Team Spirit: Under consideration will be a consistent geographical representation of armies in the team (e.g., all armies from Asian Minor), coordinated team clothing, accessories, exemplary sportsmanship, and generally making the event a lot of fun.
- Best Army: Best painted and based army played by the player or team member who painted it. Armies will be judged by figure paint job, basing and camp. Judges will look not only for quality painting, but also consistency across the army in painting style and basing.
- Best Camp: Best camp deployed by the player or team member who painted it. Camps will be judged on the consistency with army theme, modeling, figure paint job and basing.
- Best Terrain: Best terrain used in a tournament battle. Terrain will be judged on appearance balanced with playability.
All the rules from Field of Glory are in play. The official errata for the rules are also in force and are located at
Field of Glory Errata PDF
In addition to the tournament, you can look forward to some other fun things to do:
The hotel has a small wine and beer bar that is open Friday and Saturday evening.
As last year, we'll have a TV on Saturday to stay up with the games on Saturday. We'll pass the hat among those who are interested to help offset the cost..
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The following companies are offering generous prize support. Click the image to visit their sites.

15mm Armies

Rules and Books

Rubber Terrain

Trophies

Terrain and accessories
If you preregister and then your team cannot attend the tournament, please let us know as soon as possible.
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