Last Update: 02.19.09 Last Updates in Green
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.
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The Lord of the Rings main rulebook will be used. All stats from the main rulebook or subsequent supplements (i.e. Gondor in Flames, Harad, Mordor, etc) will be used.
- Only army lists from the Legions of Middle-earth supplement or appropriate supplement will be allowed.
- Unless indicated otherwise, all rules and restrictions in the Legions of Middle-earth supplement will be in effect.
- Rules and army lists marked as "trial" or "unofficial" will not be allowed.
- All models in the force must be painted and based. This means that models should have a minimum of three colors and that bases should at least be painted or flocked. Unpainted models will not be allowed in the tournament.
- What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG). All items you wish to use must be represented on the model in some manner.
- All models used must be from The Lord of the Rings Citadel Miniatures range.
- You must bring all the materials you need to play including dice, measuring devices, models and any rules that you need to use.
- All judges' decisions are final.
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Points Category |
Points Available |
Percentage of Total Points |
Battle Points |
80
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55%
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Appearance |
30
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21%
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Theme |
12
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8%
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Sportsmanship |
24
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16%
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Battle Points: There are a total of 17 victory points and 3 bonus point available for each game. Players can earn a total of 20 Battle Points during each round.
Type of Victory |
Winning Players Battle Points |
Losing Players Battle Points |
Major Victory |
17
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3
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Minor Victory |
14
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6
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Draw |
10
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10
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Theme Points: At the
start of each game, you will rate the theme of your opponents force.
Players should look at items such as unifying bases, display bases,
quality of painting, allied forces that adhere to the spirit of Tolkien's
works. Feel free to develop a unique force but be prepared to explain the
background and history of this force. Just because the force is "legal" in
terms of the Legions of Middle-earth lists doesn't mean it has to earn a
perfect score for theme.
Appearance Points: Before the start of game one and between games three and four, the
tournament judges will score the Appearance of each army on a scale of
1-30. Judges will be looking at items such as quality of painting, basing,
display boards, attention to details, and conversions.
Sportsmanship: At the end of each game, the player will rate the sportsmanship of their opponent by using a Sportsmanship checklist. Place a checkmark next to each statement that applies to your opponent. Each check is worth 1 point (Maximum of 6 points per round).
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My opponent was prompt to report for the start of the round.
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My opponent appeared to measure movement and other distances accurately
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My opponent put forward a good faith effort to play at a timely pace and complete the game in the allotted time.
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Rules issues that occurred during the game were handled amicably by my opponent.
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I had fun playing my opponent.
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I would voluntarily play this player again.
Favorite Opponent and Army Bonus: At the end of the tournament, players will complete a Favorite Opponent form and a Favorite Army form. Each vote for a player on these forms is worth 1 bonus point. Votes for Sportsmanship will be added to the player's Sportsmanship score for a total possible bonus of 4 points. Votes for Favorite Army will be added to the player's combined Appearance and Theme score for a maximum total bonus of 5 points.
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