It looks like at least some of the Daytona crew will be attending the tournament.  I know that I’m looking forward to a day of Warmachine.  One question is how you will be scoring captured zones.  I keep reading online that you can score points for a zone on your turn and on the opponents turn instead of how in the last tournament you only scored a point on your own turn.  Doesn’t really mater to me which way is used, I would just like to know ahead of time which one.

Looks like its going to be fun...glad the Daytona crew will be there!


Thunzor, can you point out which scenario has the wording in question? I thought it was fairly clear, but double checking is double better! The guy responsible for SR2010 (hacksaw) is really good about answering questions of intent.

As pointed out in Miami, its worth noting that your alternate list must include an alternate 'caster. Its not mandatory that you play your alternate.

Lastly, I'm not sure if I'm going to TO this event or not. I enjoy (trying) to make the trains run on time, but I do like playing. I've always felt it a little inappropriate when a PG jumps into their own LGS' tournament and goes hogwild (I'm gonna git you, Poncho!), tries to make rules calls, scenario calls or just give random opinions (hes looking at you, EG ). I'll respect ya'lls opinion on this.

you run smooth tournies.  if you can get someone to run it in a similar fashion, im all for it

Personally, I’ve never had a problem of someone playing in a tournament that they are running as long as someone else is appointed to make rule calls in any game that the organizer is playing in (that’s what the store I use to work at did).  I think that it would be great for you to play......unles your going to play Menoth   

either army will not stand up to a SNEEZE of khador.  i fear our new book has only made us BIGGER, ANGRIER, and MORE PUNCHY.

you will go home with many a wound for your mama to kiss.


sir.


EDIT:

that is, IF i had gotten that day off as i had requested.  as it is, if you are feeling like a frozen yogurt that you make yourself and is checked out by a white kid with a mexican name, you may come after the tournament is over.