so I am wondering what $60.00 went towards beside the coin and T-Shirt.
Thanks for the praise James
My two cents on the subject. The Chaos Cup is well established in November. The Death Bowl is cemented into October
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December and January are just bad months for tournaments. February is the Canadian open. Q'ermit is in March. So... where does that leave us. Not with many good options. I would run the event this year but as a smaller local event. I'd suggest the last weekend in November or the first weekend in December. Run the event just to say that it was run this year, even if it's a small one day event. After that I'd start looking for a good date next year. Your best bet, early May. There's a void there and it's about the only time of year you'll find that in North America. Yes it'll be at the same time as the Blood Bowl but really they aren't fighting for the same coaches. That still leaves the problem of three tournaments in Toronto in the early year. That'll be up to you guy's in TO to work out though.
I agree with everything Brian said here. My only add on would be to explain to GW that this might be a real low turnout and that that should not be an indication of lack of interest but of the tournament being so close to two of the larger North American tournaments that folks had already planned on attending. My fear would be that running this event and getting 12 people to show up would make GW-Canada kill it off completely.
Their prize support wasn't anything great, so I am wondering what $60.00 went towards beside the coin and T-Shirt.
FYI ... it did NOT go towards the coin. Specialist Games in the UK picks up the cost of the coins.
Q'ermit is in March.
CyberHare wrote:
Q'ermit is in March.
Q'ermitt
was in March, next year it will be in the summer so that it does not conflict with my anniversary!
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If the Q'ermitt is moving ... sounds like mid to late March or early April would be perfect as long as they avoid Easter weekend.
I agree with everything Brian said here. My only add on would be to explain to GW that this might be a real low turnout and that that should not be an indication of lack of interest but of the tournament being so close to two of the larger North American tournaments that folks had already planned on attending. My fear would be that running this event and getting 12 people to show up would make GW-Canada kill it off completely.
As for 2006 ... As long as it isn't a one day event at Games Day costing BB players 100 CDN to get in the door and THEN extra to play in the tournament ... that's fine.
Galak