Hey Dizz, I talked to DayMar the other day and I think he is forfeiting all his games. He isn’t really a PBF or PBEM players (just lobby). It doesn’t look like any of his games have started so can probably just consider them all loses at this point.
Hey Dizz, I talked to DayMar the other day and I think he is forfeiting all his games. He isn’t really a PBF or PBEM players (just lobby). It doesn’t look like any of his games have started so can probably just consider them all loses at this point.
Hmmmm…. I guess I didn’t make it clear enough that this was a PBF tournament… :roll: :-P
DayMar and Santa have been eliminated. Updated brackets to be posted (very) shortly.
New World Order
Balladeer [Sides: (even is Allies, odd is Axis)] vs mike48484 
Rolling 1d20:
(7)
The Rising Sun
Entek [Sides: (even is Allies, odd is Axis)] vs BacalaRolling 1d20:
(2)
270BC
mike48484 [Sides: (even is Roman Alliance, odd is Anti-Roman Alliance)] vs Bacala Rolling 1d20:
(2)
Lord of the Rings, Bacala (evil) wins over Narushima (good)
http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=37067
New standings, also added a win/loss column :)
How does double elimination work? I mean if you win one and lose one, what happens?
Excuse me, if I am being retarded.
You have to lose twice, after you lose once you go to the left half of the bracket and you get to player losers until:
a) you lose again and are eliminated
b) win in the losers final and then get to play the winner of the winners half in the grand final for the title
Where you lose in the winners bracket decides where you start in the losers bracket (the more wins you have before you lose, the more to the left in the losers bracket you start).
Does that help?
ACGTO The Rising Sun dawgoneit -VS- Balladeer - Balladeer wins
http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=37078.90
You have to lose twice, after you lose once you go to the left half of the bracket and you get to player losers until:
a) you lose again and are eliminated
b) win in the losers final and then get to play the winner of the winners half in the grand final for the titleWhere you lose in the winners bracket decides where you start in the losers bracket (the more wins you have before you lose, the more to the left in the losers bracket you start).
Does that help?
So I am retarded….
Thank you gir explaining, Balladeer.
Narushima has conceded in our Napoleon game. I was England and the Coalition.
You were both? ;)
Here’s the link to the game’s thread : http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=37074.0
captain walker (England) over Entek in Napoleon….ready to start the next game!
http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=37135.msg1498932#new
Napoleonic Empires
Balladeer [Sides: (even is Coalition, odd is Carolingians)] vs captain walker Rolling 1d20:
(20)
If that was a vorpal weapon, someone just lost a limb…. :-D
Been a while since I heard that line.
When you played, what was your usual Alignment? I was LE or NE.
If that was a vorpal weapon, someone just lost a limb…. :-D
I had to google that, as I’m not a D&D player, but as you were rolling… Should be you? ;-)
No, Balladeer. A one was always a miss, whatever your to hit bonuses and a 20 was always a hit, whatever your negative factors. I thought a roll of 20 on a Vorpal weapon,
Meant the victim lost his head. Not a limb. But was 20 plus years ago now.
@wittmann:
No, Balladeer. A one was always a miss, whatever your to hit bonuses and a 20 was always a hit, whatever your negative factors. I thought a roll of 20 on a Vorpal weapon,
Meant the victim lost his head. Not a limb. But was 20 plus years ago now.
Google agrees with you: the victim loses his head :)
@wittmann:
No, Balladeer. A one was always a miss, whatever your to hit bonuses and a 20 was always a hit, whatever your negative factors. I thought a roll of 20 on a Vorpal weapon,
Meant the victim lost his head. Not a limb. But was 20 plus years ago now.
But what if your opponent doesn’t have a “head”?? :-D
But yes, even in the old days it will sever the neck/head of its opponent (provided it has one). “The DM will note that there are many creatures that cannot suffer decapitation due to lack or mutability of form. There are also certain creatures that may have heads but will not necessarily be killed by decapitation (among these are dopplegangers, elementals, and golems).” – Advanced D&D Dungeon Master’s Guide (1979)
My best characters were of the Ranger type, so a “good” alignment was required for them – however, I tended toward the “chaotic” side of good. :)
Now that I’m less young and idealistic, I think I would tend toward true neutral and become a Druid. Heck, maybe I can still do that in real life… :lol:
I knew it! I hated Rangers and Druids most of all. I was a nasty 1/2 Orc Assassin or Human Cleric. (As a good Catholic, being a devil worshipping, undead controlling, money grabbing, human sacrificing, gold greedy, man of the cloth, came naturally.)
