Last Update: 11.11.08

AdeptiCon reserves the right to modify, update, clarify, or change event rules in the interest of making AdeptiCon the best event possible. No fundamental rules changes will be made after 3/1/2009.

GENERAL RULES

• Army Selection:
  
  • Valid armies for this tournament are:
  • Bretonnia: Army Book
  • Chaos: Beasts of
  • Chaos: Daemons of
  • Chaos: Warriors of
  • Chaos Dwarfs PDF
  • Dark Elves: Army Book
  • Dogs of War: PDF
  • Dwarfs: Army Book
  • Empire: Army Book
  • High Elves: Army Book
  • Lizardmen: Army Book
  • Ogre Kingdoms: Army Book
  • Orcs and Goblins: Army Book
  • Skaven: Army Book
  • Tomb Kings: Army Book
  • Vampire Counts: Army Book
  • Wood Elves: Army Book

  Any other Army lists must be pre-approved. Contact [email protected]

• Special Characters and 'Named Characters' are allowed.
• No more than one (1) Regiment of Renown is allowed in a Non-Dogs of War army.
• Rhinox Riders are only allowed in Ogre Kingdoms and Dogs of War armies.
• Each Player must provide a PRINTED (not handwritten) Army list to each of their opponents with the stats of their army AFTER THE GAME. One also must be turned into the judges at registration for the event.
• For Game 1, each player must create a valid 3000 point army per the army list being used.
• For Game 2, each player must create a valid 2000 point army per the army list being used in the event they do not Devastate.
• For Game 3, each Player must create a valid 1000 point army per the army list being used in the event they do not Devastate.
• Model use and conversions: Whenever possible, your models should reflect WYSIWYG. If it is not apparent to anyone walking by your table what the model represents in the Warhammer world, you are encouraged to label the movement tray. Difficult or confusing model use may result in a penalty to Composition and Sportsmanship. If you have questions or concerns, contact [email protected] for a pre-judgement before April 1st.
• The rulings of the current GW 7th Edition Fantasy FAQ will be used. Other Tournament-Specific Rulings are available in the Adepticon Fantasy FAQ. This will also be posted in the venue for review.
• The Fantasy Devastation Tournament will use the 'Sliding' Methodology from The GW FAQ, Pg 6-8. If both players would prefer the 'Clipping' methodology, both must initial the 'Using Clipping' line on their opponent's scoring sheet before starting the game.

DEVESTATION

General Rules:

• Multi-wound models are transferred as is. One-use items are reset. Unit size minimums are ignored once an army devastates; the army is "as-is".
• Once an army is in consolation, it cannot devastate.
• New units created in a game must roll a Leadership check to advance in Devastation.
• An Army must have a General and any other mandatory characters to Devastate. (Heirophant)

SCORING

Two Separate judges will judge each army on the first 8 Painting categories.

1. The army is ENTIRELY painted to a three color minimum standard.
2. The army looks like a cohesive force.
3. The army is colored in a pleasing and consistent manner.
4. The army uses highlighting or shading techniques to add depth and lighting to the models.
5. Character models and army centerpieces stand out.
6. Time was taken to paint the details of the models/units to bring out the individuality of the army (i.e. gems, lenses, ribbons, etc).
7. The units of similar models are similarly painted but recognizable as belonging to different units
8. The army is in the top 25% of armies represented at this tournament.

1. The army is in the top 10% of armies represented at this tournament.
2. The army is THE top army represented at this tournament.

1. All models have basing material or paint
2. All models are based in a consistent or cohesive manner
3. Some Models have been converted or dynamically posed.
4. Some models have extensive and intricate basing.
5. All models have extensive and intricate basing.

Player Sportsmanship: 33 points total. Each Player is expected and required to use the highest level of sportsmanship at all times while involved in the Devastation Tournament. At the end of each game, your opponents will rate your Sportsmanship by using a Sportsmanship checklist. One point is awarded for each "Yes" below.

1. Was your Opponent On Time and Prepared to play with all needed items? YES/NO
2. Did your Opponent Measure Accurately and play at a timely pace? YES/NO
3. Did your Opponent know his/her rules and handle rules disputes reasonably? YES/NO

0	1	2	3	4	5
The Worst Opponent I have ever Played	This Opponent was Awful	This Opponent displayed average sportsmanship	This Opponent was OK	This Opponent displayed good sportsmanship	This Opponent is my new Best Friend

If you circle 0 or 5, you will have to provide a written explanation as to why. At the End of the Tourney, you will rank your opponents from Best to Least in Sportsmanship. These last 3 point totals will round out Sportsmanship scoring.

Tourney's Choice: Between rounds, each player will display their army and will be allowed to vote for their favorite army, display, and ambassador of the tourney. Tourney's Choice votes will be used to award the Tourney's Choice awards.

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AWARDS

• Best Overall - The player with the highest point total. Battle Points for first tie-breaker. Appearance for second tie-breaker.
• Devastation Champion/Consolation Champion - The player with highest Battle Points from the two tournament Brackets. Sportsmanship Points for first tie-breaker.
• Best Appearance
• Best Sportsmanship - The player with the highest sportsmanship score. Battle Points for first tie-breaker.
• Close, But� - The Highest Overall Points not winning another award.
• Tourney's Choice - Most Tourney's Choice votes. Highest combined composition and appearance score for tie-breaker.

A Player may win only one award outside of Tourney's Choice.

SCHEDULE