Roguebattalion Presents: 40K Rogue Trader Tournament March 2nd, 2002 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Armies Players must bring their own rulebooks / codicies / Chapter Approved articles etc if they plan to use them. 1500 points chosen from the standard force allocation chart. Army must be fully painted (Three colours at least!). (To be eligible for the Best Painted Army award you must have painted the army yourself). Each player will have three games, with 2.5 hours to complete each one. Schedule 9:30 - Doors open 9:45 - Welcome 10:00-12:30 - First game 12:30-2:00 - Lunch time 2:00-4:30 - Second game 4:40 - Dreaded pub quiz 5:00-7:30 - Third game 8:00 - Awards Until 11:00 Open gaming Location Dalhousie Student Union Building (6136 University Ave, Halifax), Room 224/226 Contact information E-mail waaugh@yahoo.com with any questions and to reserve a spot. Reservations require the entrance fee to be paid to confirm. Cost Registration: $15.00 (cash or cheque). When you register you will get a reply with the address to send your registration fee to. Places There are 32 places in this tournament. Prizes There will be a ‘large pile of skulls’ trophy and a t-shirt for the champion, and a plaque for each of the Best Painted, Best Army, and Best Sportsman. Painting Contest Details are unconfirmed at this time but there will be a painting competition for RTT players. More details will be posted. The ‘gamers bill of rights’ applies, most important of all is to remember that exciting as it all is we play for fun and no player should act in any way that brings our hobby into disrepute. Food and drink will be available from vending machines on the first floor, lunch is available locally. The building and the surrounding area is smoke free. Open gaming until 11:00pm after tourney is over. Army lists should be submitted electronically a week ahead of the tourney. Bring bitz if you want to do some trading. No VDR will be allowed in tournament games. All models must be WYSIWYG. Scratchbuilds and conversions must be consistent and clear to other players so that there is no misinterpretation of what they represent. If you have any questions, please contact us ASAP. More information about RTT’s can be found at the GW Rogue Trader site or in your White Dwarf magazine. - posted by Dylan, Jan 19, 2002