"Siege of Augusta DBA Tournament Results" Topic

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Thomas Thomas	18 Jan 2017 11:46 a.m. PST
Results of the DBA 3.0 tournament held at Siege of Augusta on January 14th 2017: David Crenshaw Hundred Years War English 70 Thomas E. Thomas Burgundian Ordinance 48 Colin Braely Carolingian Franks 25 Charles Cebell Spartans 5 Tournament Director: Thomas J. Thomas A fun tournament featuring some beautifully painted armies. The tournament qualifies David Crenshaw for the National Invitational Tournament for 2017. National Cup Points David also gets 8 points toward the DBA National Cup. Thomas E. Thomas gets 4 points. Colin Braely and Charles Cebell both get 1 point. Regional/Club Points Mid-South is awarded 4 points for hosting a tournament. Mid-South also gets 1 additional point for having one of its armies finish 2nd in the Historical Painting contest. Thomas J. Thomas US DBA Tsar To contact the Tsar with Tournament Results: TomAndKate@aol.com
Bobgnar	26 Jan 2017 7:09 p.m. PST
Thanks for posting the results. Good to see the NICT and DBA National Cup information. Players can have more chances to qualify at Adepticon TMP link
photocrinch	28 Jan 2017 5:59 a.m. PST
I actually did well with figures that were newly painted! Usually they die on their first outing, but the mounted archers stood their ground.
Editor in Chief Bill	30 Jan 2017 6:44 p.m. PST
I'm informed this is a 15mm competition.

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