Malifaux Lock-in 3/17

[Ranger Dude]

Malifaux Lock in

When: March 17th
Time: 6:30pm gather time. Start around 7:15 (subject to change)
Where: Millennium Games
Cost: $10
Format: Declare 1 leader (Master or Henchman) and a 55 ss pool of minions. 4 rounds of play. First two rounds will be 1 vs 1. Last two rounds will be 2 vs 2. Scoring will be Victory Point Accumulation as found in Gaining Grounds. Schemes may only be used once each during the weekend. Strategies will be assigned each round.

This is not just another tournament. Like most of the lock-ins for 40k, this will be something different. Yes, prizes will be handed out. And there will be competition, but there will be a story being told during the night through the games. And, with the way the strategies will be set up, you can still come out on top, even if you take a beating early on. This will be a tale told in true Malifaux style. Dark and twisted. Characterful lists are encouraged (not hard in malifaux.)

Feel free to direct questions my way. There may be more information to come.

[Ranger Dude]

Changed the start time a bit. Also added a little more information. Yes, I am being somewhat vague on the details of the strategies and story. That's because I want to save it for the event. If you have any rules based concerns, feel free to contact me with questions. I'll answer as best I can, while maintaining the mystery.

[sparcufile]

What size are the scraps going to be? I'm assuming not the full 55ss.

[Ranger Dude]

Whoops. Good catch there. All rounds will be at 35 stones.

[thrashingwumpus]

Do we need to pre-register or just show up? And will a painting in progress army work? I've probably have two or three models completely painted and the others primed...

[Ranger Dude]

If we have enough people, there will be a prize for painting, but it will not be required, or effect standings. No need to pre-reg. Just show up and have a good time.

[Ranger Dude]

the 17th is almost upon us. As a small incentive, I am bringing in my laminator. All I'm asking is 10 cents per card to cover cost of materials.