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Western Konami Yu-Gi-Oh Tournaments 2011
Hi: D now I begin to explain how to structure the weekly tournaments. Every Saturday from 17 up to 21 up to do the tournament, receiving the first 3 points, plus a number of awards this week, here are the awards list and the points in succession:
1st place: 3 packs of your choice
2nd: 1 packet of your choice
3rd place: a paper ultra, secret, super "offered as a prize from me :-)".
points are: 1st place
: + 10 points
2nd: + 5 points
3rd: + 3 points
4th: + 3 points (no the card as a prize)
These points are crucial because the tournament is structured in quarters, the first quarter from October 2010 and ended in late January 2011, will start the second quarter from the first Saturday in February 2011 and will end in end of May 2011.
Now you may wonder what good are all these things, I'll explain it:
The first two players in the standings for each quarter by adding the points, will be admitted directly to the final tournament of the Fair to be held this year, played by the top 8.
Ex: Player 1 (first quarter) has 120 points
player 2 (first quarter) has 100 points
example: Player 3 (second quarter) has 120 points
Player 4 (second quarter) has 100 points
The end of the ranking are only to be filled, June 4.
Ex: Lunatica
Ranking 2011 Top 8:
1st place (1st place = first quarter Player Name 1)
2nd place (2nd place = first quarter Player Name 2)
3rd place (1st place second quarter Player Name = 3)
4th place (2nd place in the second quarter Player Name = 4)
5th place
6th place 7th place 8th place
The other four places are occupied by participants not have had time to follow the different stages of the second quarter and will have to qualify generic tournaments this year. It 'clear that the winners of the first quarter do not participate in the second as they have already received the special invitation to participate in tournaments Advanced Lunatica.
conclude by saying that the tournament but they are NOT official Konami qualifying tournament (Special) Lunatica and therefore we are assessing whether or not to make them official.
The fee is 3 € and take place at:
Top Video Center
Via Giuseppe Mazzini, 37 72100 Brindisi
0831 521 285 E
Stationery Momo
Via Joseph Pace, 65 74024
Manduria Taranto
099 9713530
See You Humans!
Lunatica Staff (Vermillion "Christian Fornaro) 
Hi: D now I begin to explain how to structure the weekly tournaments. Every Saturday from 17 up to 21 up to do the tournament, receiving the first 3 points, plus a number of awards this week, here are the awards list and the points in succession:
1st place: 3 packs of your choice
2nd: 1 packet of your choice
3rd place: a paper ultra, secret, super "offered as a prize from me :-)".
points are: 1st place
: + 10 points
2nd: + 5 points
3rd: + 3 points
4th: + 3 points (no the card as a prize)
These points are crucial because the tournament is structured in quarters, the first quarter from October 2010 and ended in late January 2011, will start the second quarter from the first Saturday in February 2011 and will end in end of May 2011.
Now you may wonder what good are all these things, I'll explain it:
The first two players in the standings for each quarter by adding the points, will be admitted directly to the final tournament of the Fair to be held this year, played by the top 8.
Ex: Player 1 (first quarter) has 120 points
player 2 (first quarter) has 100 points
example: Player 3 (second quarter) has 120 points
Player 4 (second quarter) has 100 points
The end of the ranking are only to be filled, June 4.
Ex: Lunatica
Ranking 2011 Top 8:
1st place (1st place = first quarter Player Name 1)
2nd place (2nd place = first quarter Player Name 2)
3rd place (1st place second quarter Player Name = 3)
4th place (2nd place in the second quarter Player Name = 4)
5th place
6th place 7th place 8th place
The other four places are occupied by participants not have had time to follow the different stages of the second quarter and will have to qualify generic tournaments this year. It 'clear that the winners of the first quarter do not participate in the second as they have already received the special invitation to participate in tournaments Advanced Lunatica.
conclude by saying that the tournament but they are NOT official Konami qualifying tournament (Special) Lunatica and therefore we are assessing whether or not to make them official.
The fee is 3 € and take place at:
Top Video Center
Via Giuseppe Mazzini, 37 72100 Brindisi
0831 521 285 E
Stationery Momo
Via Joseph Pace, 65 74024
Manduria Taranto
099 9713530
See You Humans!
Lunatica Staff (Vermillion "Christian Fornaro)
Monday, February 7, 2011
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Lunatica games, tournaments: Trading Card Games - RPG - Collectible Miniatures Game
This document is designed to create an overview of various types of tournaments that will be carried out a moody, Fantasy Fair, analyzing their main features and what they differ.
In this guide, created by Florenzo Dimagli (President Ass Sporting d. "The Goblin's Lair" Manduria TA and Chairman of Traditional Games UISP TA) will be divided into three levels of the types of tournaments:
• Funny (LunaArgento)
• Competitive (LunaOro)
• Advanced (Toadstool)
These types (and individual tournaments) will vary in importance to participation in free or bound by the "requests" for prizes stake and the degree of competitiveness. From the latter depends on the seriousness with which rules apply and the knowledge of the regulation required of the participants. These tournaments are free to participate. Advanced Tournaments, however, participation is bound by an "invitation".
A lot of these tournaments will receive cards, promotional products or accessories up for grabs Stationery by Momo Manduria (TA). Advanced Tournaments
prizes will be handled directly by the staff of "Lunatica Fair" and participants will be required to wear the shirt with the sponsor of the organizer from whom he received the invitation, to identify the teams.
A sign will indicate unambiguously the type of tournament.
The sign will have the image of the Moon with the color that identifies the type (silver, gold, red), Momo elf lying and logo UISP (Italian Union of Sport for all). Event management is by the Staff asd "Goblin's Lair" and "Loony Fair."
Funny (LunArgento):
Tournaments are the simplest and usually the first in which you participate. Does not require any knowledge of the different games and aim to introduce the basics, have fun and are designed precisely for those who approach for the first time in the world tournament with prizes. Funny
will be part of the demo area, the Gameday, Gateway and FNM Magic: The Gathering, Tournament League of Yugioh! Etc. etc..
Competitive (LunaOro):
Tournaments are intermediates, which usually involved dozens of players (up to more than 100). Tournaments are open to all.
While giving priority to recreational purposes rather than the application more rigid rules, is a general understanding of the regulation, the game, which to behave in a tournament, and penalties for any infractions will be more severe. All tournaments will compete for official and individual scores in international rankings.
Advanced (Toadstool):
are the most prestigious tournaments in which to participate and to win the most coveted. Are not open to everyone, but participation is subject to special tournaments through qualifying by the various organizations participating in the program.
Official sponsor and organization: Florenzo Dimagli, Paper Momo Via Pace, 63 Manduria (TA) 
Lunatica games, tournaments: Trading Card Games - RPG - Collectible Miniatures Game
This document is designed to create an overview of various types of tournaments that will be carried out a moody, Fantasy Fair, analyzing their main features and what they differ.
In this guide, created by Florenzo Dimagli (President Ass Sporting d. "The Goblin's Lair" Manduria TA and Chairman of Traditional Games UISP TA) will be divided into three levels of the types of tournaments:
• Funny (LunaArgento)
• Competitive (LunaOro)
• Advanced (Toadstool)
These types (and individual tournaments) will vary in importance to participation in free or bound by the "requests" for prizes stake and the degree of competitiveness. From the latter depends on the seriousness with which rules apply and the knowledge of the regulation required of the participants. These tournaments are free to participate. Advanced Tournaments, however, participation is bound by an "invitation".
A lot of these tournaments will receive cards, promotional products or accessories up for grabs Stationery by Momo Manduria (TA). Advanced Tournaments
prizes will be handled directly by the staff of "Lunatica Fair" and participants will be required to wear the shirt with the sponsor of the organizer from whom he received the invitation, to identify the teams.
A sign will indicate unambiguously the type of tournament.
The sign will have the image of the Moon with the color that identifies the type (silver, gold, red), Momo elf lying and logo UISP (Italian Union of Sport for all). Event management is by the Staff asd "Goblin's Lair" and "Loony Fair."
Funny (LunArgento):
Tournaments are the simplest and usually the first in which you participate. Does not require any knowledge of the different games and aim to introduce the basics, have fun and are designed precisely for those who approach for the first time in the world tournament with prizes. Funny
will be part of the demo area, the Gameday, Gateway and FNM Magic: The Gathering, Tournament League of Yugioh! Etc. etc..
Competitive (LunaOro):
Tournaments are intermediates, which usually involved dozens of players (up to more than 100). Tournaments are open to all.
While giving priority to recreational purposes rather than the application more rigid rules, is a general understanding of the regulation, the game, which to behave in a tournament, and penalties for any infractions will be more severe. All tournaments will compete for official and individual scores in international rankings.
Advanced (Toadstool):
are the most prestigious tournaments in which to participate and to win the most coveted. Are not open to everyone, but participation is subject to special tournaments through qualifying by the various organizations participating in the program.
Official sponsor and organization: Florenzo Dimagli, Paper Momo Via Pace, 63 Manduria (TA)
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