The results of the
VtES North American Championship 2009, which was played on October 2nd-4th, 2009 in
Atlanta,
Georgia have been disclosed. 25 players played in the final NAC tournament, and the standings in the finals were:
1. Michael Heyder (GER) -- 1 GW 5.5 VP -- 3 VP -- Guruhi Bloat/Combat
2. Ferenc Vasadi (HUN) -- 3 GW 7.5 VP -- 2 VP -- Nosferatu G4/5 Royalty Parity Shift
2. Ruben Feldmann (SUI) -- 3 GW 12 VP -- 0 VP -- Nosferatu G1/2 Royalty Parity Shift
2. Matt Morgan (USA) -- 1 GW 6 VP -- 0 VP -- Toreador G1/2 Royalty Parity Shift
2. Hugh Angseesing (UK) -- 1 GW 4.5 VP -- 0 VP -- Ventrue antitribu Wall/Bleed
Congratulutions to
Michael for winning the NAC 2009. He's the first European winning the NAC, and the first "non-native" to win a continental championship.
The results of the VtES North American Championship 2009, which was played on October 2nd-4th, 2009 in Atlanta, Georgia have been disclosed. 25 players played in the final NAC tournament, and the standings in the finals were:
2 comments:
Look at all the shifty decks!
Both Ferenc and Matt told that they're decks aren't "Parity Shift" decks in a more narrow sense, that is decks that spends pool to be able to play "Parity Shift".
I wanted to indicate with the "Parity Shift" tag, that these decks are based on Camarilla Princes and Voting. One of the vote cards being used is Parity Shift, other include Banishment, KRC and the like.
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