Pozi, no hay nada muy claro salvo la fecha y que yo voy a ir fijo , pero vamos, con hilos tan largos y ladrillos en ingles yo me pierdo un poco, asi que alguno mas habil que lo explique cuando vaya habiendo algo definido (Grotuk? )
Bueno pues ya está las normas y la gran pregunta va a ser... ¿ Como formamos equipos ? Aqui os dejo las reglas.
THE NAF WORLD CUP.
9 games over 3 days, Friday 19th, Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 October 2007.
The Venue.
Warhammer World, Nottingham, United Kingdom.
The Awards.
There will be The NAF Individual World Champion (Gold), NAF Individual World Runner Up (Silver)and NAF Individual World 3rd Place (Bronze) awarded to the top three coaches with the highest total points scored over all 9 games from all 3 days.
There will be a NAF World Cup Winning Team (Gold), NAF World Cup Runners Up Team (Silver) and NAF World Cup Third Placed Team (Bronze), awarded to the top three teams with the highest total points scored per team over Saturday and Sunday.
Friday the 19th will consist of Rounds 1, 2 and 3 played as individual coaches under the swiss system.
( So after Round One on Friday morning, the coach with the most total points will play the coach with the second most points and so on.)
Saturday and Sunday will consist of 3 games on each day played under the team format.
(Rounds 4, 5 and 6 on Saturday, Rounds 7, 8 and 9 on Sunday).
The team format will be under the swiss system:
i) By team then
ii) By individual.
( So after Round One on Saturday morning, the team with the most total points (Team A) will play the team with the second most points (Team B) and so on. The coach with the most points on Team A will play the coach with the most points on Team B, the coach with the second highest total points on Team A will play the coach with the second highest total points on Team B...etc.)
Scoring
Scoring is as follows:
Win: 30 points
Draw: 14 points
Loss: 6 points
+/- 1 per net casualty. Only casualties that would normally earn Star Player Points count. So no casualties caused by crowds, failed 'go-for-its', failed dodges etc.
+/- 1 per net touchdown.
This will be capped at a combined maximum of +/- 6 points.
Painting and Miniature Requirements.
All miniatures on all teams must be painted to a basic minimum standard of 3 colours with a finished (flocked or sanded) base.
All miniatures on all teams must be clearly numbered.
Miniatures from any manufacturer (and/or conversions) are acceptable.* Miniatures must be representative of a fantasy football miniature.
*Please note that it is your duty, courtesy and shows basic consideration to your opponents to ensure that all miniatures are clearly identifable as to what position they represent. If you are fielding a converted or non-standard Citadel Blood Bowl team, it is strongly recommended that you colour the base rings. (Red for Blitzer types, Yellow for Catcher types, White for Thrower types).
If you turn up with a team that causes confusion in the opinion of the NAF Officials and/or complaints from your opponents then you face a significant points deduction from both your own individual score and that of your team! Please take the time and trouble to make sure that this doesn't happen!
Sportsmanship.
It goes without saying that we expect to see the high standard of sportsmanship that is displayed at Blood Bowl events week-in week out throughout the world. We are all there to have fun and enjoy the competition in the best manner possible.
In the unlikely event of repeated poor sportsmanship and/or (Nuffle forbid!) attempts at cheating, The NAF Officials reserve the right to impose points penalties on both the individual and the team concerned as they see fit.
Ruleset.
The NAF World Cup will use the latest LRB 5.0 ruleset , with the following exceptions and/or amendments:
Coaches have 1,100,000 GP to create their starting team rosters. Team rosters must consist of at least 11 players as per normal rules.
No Inducements (inc Star Players, wizards, master chefs etc) are used.
All casualties and/or deaths are healed between rounds. Healed players with improvements retain those improvements.
Player improvements are not counted towards Team Value, so in effect Team Value is fixed at the starting 1,100,000 GP for all rosters and therefore of no impact.
Star Player Points are in not use. Special Play Cards are not in use.
The match sequence is as follows:
1) Pre Match and Introduction.
i) Decide on whether the Illegal Procedure rule will be used.
Note that both coaches must agree to use the Illegal Procedure rule. If either coach doesn't want to use the IP rule then neither coach may call his opponent for an Illegal Procedure.
ii) Decide what constitutes a 'cocked die'.
(It is recommended that any dice that is not flat on the table or board is considered cocked to eliminate any confusion, but ultimately this is for the coaches to decide.)
iii) Show your opponent your roster and team. Point out which players represent which positions and point out which players have which improvements. Look over your opponent's team roster and ensure that it's legal. Call a NAF Referee or NAF Tournament Official over in the event of any discrepancy before the match begins.
iv) Work out the number of Fans and Fame and note the result.
2) The Match.
i) Roll Weather.
ii) Roll for Kick Off. (Winner decides to kick or recieve).
iii) Recieving team's turn.
iv) Kicking team's turn... etc..
3) The Post Match Sequence.
i) Assign any improvements to players (see below) and note them on your roster sheet.
Please look at your opponent's improvement choice(s) and check that they are legal.
ii) Fill out results sheet.
Please ensure that both you and your opponents results sheets are in accordance.
iii) Data Entry. Hand in results sheet at the appropiate point.
Skill Progression.
Rounds 1 to 3. (Friday):
During the Game One Post Match Sequence you may assign one normal skill to a player of your choice.
During the Game Two Post Match Sequence you may assign one normal skill to a player of your choice. A player that has previously been assigned a skill may not be assigned this skill.
During the Game Three Post Match Sequence you may assign one normal skill to a player of your choice. A player that has previously been assigned a skill may not be assigned this skill.
Rounds 4 to 6 (Saturday).
During the Game Four Post Match Sequence you may assign one normal skill to a player of your choice. A player that has previously been assigned a skill may not be assigned this skill.
During the Game Five Post Match Sequence you may assign one normal skill to a player of your choice. A player that has previously been assigned a skill may not be assigned this skill.
During the Game Six Post Match Sequence you may assign either:
i)A normal skill to two players of your choice. (Does not have to be the same skill). A player that has previously been assigned a skill may not be assigned this skill.
or
ii) One (second) normal skill to a player that has been already been assigned a normal skill in the previous rounds, and doesn't have the Loner skill.
Rounds 7 to 9 (Sunday).
During the Game 7 Post Match Sequence you may assign one normal or 'doubles' skill to a player of your choice. A player that has previously been assigned a skill may not be assigned this skill.
During the Game 8 Post Match Sequence you may assign one normal or 'doubles' skill to a player of your choice. A player that has previously been assigned a skill may not be assigned this skill.
The NAF reserve the right to amend the tournament rules as necessary, we'll obviously keep everybody posted.
Team Organisation for the Team Event.
Teams are to consist of 6 coaches.
Team are to represent a nation. (Example a team from a league based in London would be representing England whether all members of the team are English or not).
It is up to those attending to organise themselves into representative teams.
There is no limit to teams per nation.
There will be no official national teams.
There is a limit of one race per team, so teams are to consist of six coaches fielding six different races.
Notes on Teams:
Obviously we're not able to (or indeed have any interest to) delve into claimed ancestry so some common sense applies. The onus is on coaches to get themselves organised into teams. So for example if Holland were to send 3 teams, it would be entirely their decision whether to send regional teams (Team Amsterdam, Holland?), league based Teams (team Madhobbit, Holland?), generic Dutch Teams ( Team Clog, Holland?) or any combination of the above.
In the unlikely event that you don't manage to get yourself organised to a team of six from your country/region/compatriots you know via the internet/ whatever, don't worry. The team event starts on Sat to enable us to finalise teams on Friday evening. There will be inevitable last minute drop outs, there will be teams with spare coaches and we'll have a spare pool of players on standby too.
Everybody who attends the NAF World Cup will take part in the Team Event as part of a team of six on Sat and Sun, even it is 'LastDitchAllies Freebooterz' or something. Note that it may be necessary to waive the 'six different races' per team rule for any 'ad-hoc' team(s) put together by the NAF Officials. We will avoid this if at all possible but we reserve this right as indicated above.
So that's the dates, venue and the ruleset. More to come on schedule, tickets, prizes, what you need to bring, price, accomodation, meals etc. Plus a possible organised (but informal and entirely optional) Thursday meet for pick up games, street bowl, whatever.
Q&A thread here.
Weno yo ara tengo un poco de sueño y no domino el inglés ... ya me lo leeré, pero que sepáis que la LBN tiene pensado de hace tiempo ir este año a Nottingham ...
Frost escribió:Bueno pues ya está las normas y la gran pregunta va a ser... ¿ Como formamos equipos ? Aqui os dejo las reglas.
Tu gran pregunta tiene respuesta en las reglas que has dejado:
Frost escribió:Teams are to consist of 6 coaches.
Team are to represent a nation. (Example a team from a league based in London would be representing England whether all members of the team are English or not).
It is up to those attending to organise themselves into representative teams.
There is no limit to teams per nation.
There will be no official national teams.
There is a limit of one race per team, so teams are to consist of six coaches fielding six different races.
En cristiano, para el que no lo entienda:
Los equipos están formados por 6 entrenadores.
Los equipos representan a una nación (Por ejemplo, un equipo cuya liga esté ubicada en Londres, podría representar a Inglaterra tanto si todos los miembros son ingleses como si no).
Es tarea de los asistentes organizarse formando equipos representativos.
No hay límite de equipos por nación.
No habrá equipos nacionales oficiales.
Hay un límite de una raza por equipo, por lo que los equipos consistirán en 6 entrenadores jugando con 6 razas diferentes.
Life is short, block fast PINK POWER MEMBER!!! (yo soy Pink) Mi voz de moderador es roja (hubiera molado rosa, pero no me tomaríais en serio)
Si pero como es mas que probable que de aqui de España vayamos(me gustaria, porque no!) mas de 1 equipo hay una aclaracion a las reglas de equipos que si no he entendido mal(que puede ser porque acabo de releerlo y no me queda claro!) permite dar nombre a los equipos por regiones(equipo Basco, equipo Catalán, equipo Valenciano) o tambien poniendo nombres de ligas o cosas asi( Equipo LBN, Equipo Catenaccio, Equipo FUNBBL...) o sea que no le veo problemas a lo de hacer equipos...
Frost lo que pasa que quiere meter zizaña porque le han robado la idea a el y a Carlos de lo de los equipos!!!
Bueno, pues parece que tendre que reservarme ese pequeño finde....
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Hay un par de cosas que con mi inglés de baserri no entiendo
¿El torneo por equipos se reduce a los tres partidos que se juegan por equipos o puntuan los nueve?
¿Los partidos que se jueguen por equipos también valen para los individuales?
La duda me viene porque me imagino que habrá gente que no pueda incluirse en ningún equipo por la razón que sea, juega sus seis patidos individuales y ya está, o ¿simplemente no puede participar porque debe jugar nueve partidos?
Thibault escribió:Hay un par de cosas que con mi inglés de baserri no entiendo
¿El torneo por equipos se reduce a los tres partidos que se juegan por equipos o puntuan los nueve?
¿Los partidos que se jueguen por equipos también valen para los individuales?
La duda me viene porque me imagino que habrá gente que no pueda incluirse en ningún equipo por la razón que sea, juega sus seis patidos individuales y ya está, o ¿simplemente no puede participar porque debe jugar nueve partidos?
Por lo que entiendo todos los partidos cuentan para todo...
A demas te equivocas en algo... hay 3 partidos en 1º dia (individuales) y 3 mas el 2º y 3 el 3º dia(por equipos)... Son 3( individuales) y 6 (por equipos) no al reves
Los 9 partidos cuentan para la clasificación individual.
Solo los partidos del sabado y domingo cuentan para los equipos. Aunque da a entender que el sabado el primer emparejamiento se hará en base a los resultados de los miembros del equipo del día anterior (hay un ejemplo que dice que el sabado el primer partido se jugara con los mejores equipos del dia anterior, el segundo entre el tercer y cuarto etc....en la explicación del Suizo está esto).
Me molaria mucho ir a este torneo aunque no se si dispondre de pasta entonces (piso y todo eso) Me ire informando y tratando de ahorrar y si hace falta me unire al equipo vasco.
¿El torneo por equipos se reduce a los tres partidos que se juegan por equipos o puntuan los nueve?
