Concerning the 6 or 7 turn-question: the easiest thing would be to make all games 1-deck games. Or we use for this tournament the 80 min. Judges (see below) can watch this. Concerning cheating: the possibility to cheat is at GCCG very rare. Your opponent can always read what you have done and when. ...

Thank you for all the work you have done all the time in the background. Unnoticed by most you did a great job, Chad. It is very honorable that you still want to assist the Netrep team with your knowledge.

I feel that Mark is the right choice. Does this suit fit him?

Stefan

Mark,

is your curiousity satisfied?

Results from German nationals held at the Cologne Tolkien Day, 30th September 2006 1. Heiner Viefhues Balrog 21 TP 2. Markus Richartz Fallen Pallando 18 TP 3. Patric Laxander Fallen Gandalf 16 TP 4. Martin Teofanovic Minion 16 TP 5. Karsten Gerland Minion 15 TP 6. Hans-Werner Milpetz Hero 15 TP 7. S...

Wolfgang is right. German national will be held at the 'Cologne Tolkin Day' on Saturday 30th September in Cologne. On Sunday there is either a normal Challenge Deck tournament or -what I would prefer- one with Firstborn and Durin's FolkChallenge Deck http://www.meccg.net/dforum/viewtopic.php?t=2063 ...

I must admit that I am very impressed reading the Newsletter! You all did a great job. @ Wolfgang: The links worked with my computer. jhunholz: Here's the MECCG Council Newsletter for this month. It is 18MB, but it's quite good! @ Josh:You underestimate a lot. 'Quite good' sounds like marble cake, b...

Hi Mark, hi rest!

Just go ahead and sent this as soon as possible. So people have time enough to make plans etc.

My 2 cents,
Stefan

Hi fellow CoE-members!

I talked to Jamie "Jambo" Pollock and he is willing to represent the Council of Bree. His council is informed and supports it. His emial adress is jpollock(at)blueyonder.co.uk. So please invite him to join us whoever does that .

Greetings,
Stefan

Joe's suggestion is fine for me, too. Still I feel a little like cheating if we only have a total percentage (i.e. 75 % voted for and 25 % against something) instead of an absolut percentage (i.e. 20 % voted for, 15 % against, 65 % abstained). In the second case we need to know who is allowed to vot...