[Tournament Report] Wasserschloss Anif, Austria, Ithaca
- From: Peter D Bakija <pdb6@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 06 Aug 2005 01:40:56 -0400
So we had a fantastic turnout for Wasserschloss Anif, Austria, Ithaca, up
here in Ithaca NY, with 18 players from team Ithaca, team Binghamton, and
team Alegheny. A 2R+F constructed tournament with 2 rounds for 4 tables
each, and a 5 player final.
The Players, their final standings, and a brief deck description:
1. Andrew Sacket (2GW/8VP) Dem/Obf stealth and bleed. Wins final 1/3
2. Brian Johnston (1GW/6VP) Weenie Dem bleed. Second in final 0/2
3. Nick Hagen (2GW/9VP) Arika Stealth Vote
4. Chris Berg (2GW/6VP) Stanislava Pro/Dom bleed
5. Alex Yuhas (1GW/4VP) Black Hand Obf bleed
6. James Wilhelm (1GW/3VP) Lasombra Vote
7. Peter Bakija (0GW/1VP) Lorrie Dunsirn Multi Rush
8. Jon Darbro (0GW/1VP) Pro/Obf bleed
9. John Stevens (0GW/1VP) Ventrue Vote
10. Josh Schmidt (0GW/1VP) Obf Disguised Weapons bleed
11. Dave Myers (0GW/1VP) Arika Vote
12. Steve Wampler (0/0) Dem/Obf Responsible Bleed
13. Luke Gabriel (0/0) Brujah Forced March Vote
14. Jason Dettman (0/0) Pot/For Rush combat
15. Sean Harrington (0/0) Mata Hari Allies
16. Jay Davis (0/0) Torredaor Political
17. Alex Koratzanis (0/0) Tzimisce Wall
18. James Rodriguez (0/0) Torreador Aching Beauty
Goin into the finals, the standings were:
Nick Hagen 2/9
Chris Berg 2/6
Andrew Sackett 1/5
Alex Yuhas 1/4
Brian Johnston 1/4
The seating in the final round ended up as:
Brian; Chris; Nick; Andrew; Alex
The game started quickly, with Brian bringing out a horde or dem weenies,
and bleeding into Chris fast, who had failed to draw a critical Stanislava
in his opening crypt. Chris is ousted in a few turns (1 VP Brian!), and then
Brian starts wearing down Nick. Meanwhile, Andrew is slowly but
consistiently bleeding into Alex, who is wearing down Brian. Not too long
after Chris is ousted, Andrew ousts Alex (1VP Andrew!). Brian continues
plowing into Nick, and ousts him pretty quickly (2VP Brian), but Andrew is
pretty entrenched. After a couple of turns of Andrew's mid sized vampires
intercepting Brians low blood weenies, sending most of them to torpor,
Andrew wears down Brian and ousts him (1GW/3VP Andrew!).
Congrats to Andrew Sackett for his first tournament win ever, and thatnks to
everyone who showed up and helped make this a great tournament.
Andrew Sackett's Winning Deck
"Dodge Like Your Mama"
1x Rodolpho (8)
1x Virgil (8)
1x Anatole (8)
1x Quentin King III Advanced (7)
1x Korah (7)
1x Kite (7)
1x Artemis (6)
1x Tony (6)
2x Dolphin Black (6)
1x Jeremy Talbot (4)
1x Yorik (3)
3x Sudden Reversal
2x Blood Doll
2x Perfectionist
2x Capitalist
1x KRCG
1x Rumor Mill
1x Guardian Angel
1x Bleeding the Vine
1x Archon Investigation
4x Telepathic Counter
5x Telepathic Misdirection
4x Enhanced Senses
2x Eagle's Sight
10x Kindred Spirits
3x Confusion
2x Random Patterns
2x Deny
2x Coma
6x Faceless Night
6x Lost in Crowds
4x Swallowed by the Night
4x Spying Mission
4x Behind You
4x Quick Exit
1x Gemini's Mirror
4x Wake
3x Forced Awakening
4 Leather Jacket
2x Zillah's Tears
Peter D Bakija
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