On August 30th, 2009 the
VtES Dutch EC Qualifier was held in Tilburg (Netherlands) with 27 players attending the qualifier tournament. The final standings were as follows:
1. Koen Tabak (NED) -- 2 GW 8 VP -- 1.5 VP -- Ventrue G4/5 Neo Lawfirm
2. Bart de Nijs (NED) -- 2 GW 8 VP -- 1 VP -- Lasombra G2 Vote/Bleed/Breed
2. Alfred Behrends (GER) -- 2 GW 5.5 VP -- 0.5 VP -- Anson Tzimisce Warghoul New Tech
2. Thomas K. (NED) -- 1 GW 6.5 VP -- 0.5 VP -- Toreador Wall feat. Anneke
2. Hardy Range (GER) -- 2 GW 7.5 VP -- 0 VP -- Brujah G4/5 Prince Bruise & Vote
Congratulations to
Koen for his win of the Dutch ECQ 2009. You can find the final standings and tournament winner's decklist in the
VtES Usenet Newsgroup.
On August 30th, 2009 the VtES Dutch EC Qualifier was held in Tilburg (Netherlands) with 27 players attending the qualifier tournament. The final standings were as follows:
3 comments:
Anson Tzimisce Warghoul... Sounds interesting :)
Would anyone share a link?
Didn't see the exact decklist, but basically the deck consisted of low cap Tzimisce + Anarch Converts + Anson (+ Parthenon) with a lot of masters. Poolgain tech with Liquidation + Ashur Tablets, recruiting of retainers and allies (mainly War Ghouls) through Piper, with ousting power through Fames and Dragonbound. The deck had a bunch of Gehenna cards as well and some mild Fake Out maneuvering.
It was well crafted, but there was some table aggro towards it as some master phases took 10 minutes and felt like stalled playing.
I don't have a decklist either, but the deck is basically a Piper Warghoul. But Alf's deck also contained Liqudation + Ashur's Tablet tech as well as some additional events like "Slow Withering" to grind down the table.
Anson was added to the crypt to give the additional master phase actions in addition to the "Parthenon".
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