Last Sunday (29th September) saw Mark from
Project Circle don his Tournament Organisers cap to host the Tricksters Blade - our annual Warhammer Fantasy Tournament. This year's event was made even more exciting for me due to the fact that many of the players who had registered for the tournament were travelling significant distances from areas outside the South Burnett which in turn would bring not only different play-styles to the table, but would introduce a swathe of new armies for me to ogle over and possibly provide ideas that I could steal for my own Chaos Army. The day's timetable consisted of 3 three rounds using the following scenarios - Watchtower Pass (a combination of Watchtower and Battle for the Pass), Blood and Glory and finally Pitched Battle. By the end of the third game, the results looked like this:
Overall, I can honestly say that I played three fun games with three really great opponents. While things never really went according to plan, I felt as though the day was still well spent. Thanks must go to Jonathan Seth, Aaron Holland and Andrew Frost for bring great opponents and embracing my loud and boisterous nature in the spirit it was intended. Without you guys, I would never have won Best Sportsman. Aaron deserves a specific mention for his fantastically-painted Dark Elf army that not only looked amazing but was as hard as nails. After playing against his army, I'm even more determined to get my Warriors painted in time for a rematch.
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| I definitely feel this guy's pain... |
Big props to Damian Paygill from the
Darling Downs Gamers Club for carrying the day. When the Zombie Apocalypse does come, I have no doubt your new blade will serve you well. With the tournament done and dusted, I'm now free to diversify my painting focus, returning once more to my beloved Salamanders in an attempt to get them set for 6th Edition. That said, I'm determined to ensure that progress is still being made on my Warriors army as well, so expect to see updates for both armies being posted in the near future.
Catch you all later
Trev
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