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Author Topic: Baltimore Vintage! July 23rd 2011! GUARANTEED Mox Emerald!  (Read 3425 times)
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« on: May 21, 2011, 06:12:22 pm »

What: 20 Proxy Vintage
When: Saturday, July 23, 2011
Where Xanadu Games,

3921 Vero Rd Suite B
Baltimore, 21227 MD
410-501-5040  (Just off 95, super easy to get to, much improved location, direct parking! Check the site at www.xanadu-games.com)

Xanadu Games also has video game consoles and monitors, is 100% dedicated game space, is central air-conditioned, has 2 restrooms, indoor drink vending machine, gets delivery from 3 or 4 food places, along with what is around. They also have a couple free-play arcade machines! They also have have a large, well stocked single inventory including Standard, Legacy and Vintage staples, including duals! Your store credit WILL be put to good use. They (and I), will have singles available for trade and sale (them).

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Start time: 11am Registration, 12 noon Round 1
Entry: 25 USD
Format: Modified Swiss


Prizes:

NM Unlimited Mox Emerald - Guaranteed!

@ 32 players

1st – NM Unlimited Mox Emerald

2nd – NM RV Underground Sea and a NM Savannah

3rd - $75 store credit

4th - $75 store credit


@40 players

1st NM Unlimited Mox Emerald

2nd SP Mishra's Workshop

3rd/4th - $75 store credit

5th-8th - $25 store credit

 
@52 players

1st NM Unlimited Mox Emerald

2nd SP Mishra's Workshop

3rd/4th – 2x Wasteland

5th-8th - $75 store credit

There will be cash options on all cards TBD on site.
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« Reply #1 on: June 03, 2011, 03:23:36 pm »

Updated!
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« Reply #2 on: June 04, 2011, 04:58:34 pm »

Is the mox quaranteed no matter how many entrants or just at 32 or more?
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« Reply #3 on: June 04, 2011, 06:39:29 pm »

Is the mox quaranteed no matter how many entrants or just at 32 or more?
I think we should just get 32 or more entrants.

That said, I plan on rallying all the troops in Northern Virginia for this. We should have two cars going, probably six or seven people.

Let's do this! Hype hype hype hype!
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« Reply #4 on: June 05, 2011, 03:20:30 am »

more vintage on the east coast? good deal. But honestly, 20 proxies sounds like too many.
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« Reply #5 on: June 05, 2011, 10:24:46 pm »

Is the mox quaranteed no matter how many entrants or just at 32 or more?

Forgot to put that there. It is. But I do have to enforce adjusting, as I have to pay the store a percentage, but I doubt the turnout will be an issue. Will update the OP.

more vintage on the east coast? good deal. But honestly, 20 proxies sounds like too many.

I make these 20 to get locals and the less inclined to play. It has helped the local turnout a LOT. I am very interested to know why you think 20 is too many? Wouldn't you rather have more people in the event? I do make people use decent proxies for clarity.
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« Reply #6 on: June 05, 2011, 11:11:53 pm »

That said, I plan on rallying all the troops in Northern Virginia for this. We should have two cars going, probably six or seven people.

The 23rd .. youve got to be kidding me ... im sorry I wont be able to make this ... I will be preoccupied with a Charming Billy moment (only Lochinvar and a handful of other will get that one)

A thought; a lot of tournaments offer 10 proxies and then charge a dollar per proxy after that. You could set aside the proxy money as a 9th place prize or a prize for the best forming unpowered deck

I do personally feel like 20 is a bit much. If youre in a position where you need 20 proxies to assemble a deck, then youre likely not someone who plays eternal magic, which likely means youre not the type of person who is going to drop $25 for a tournament in a format youre unfamiliar with. Most people have friends who will loan them cards to get them under the proxy #



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« Reply #7 on: June 06, 2011, 08:47:13 am »

That said, I plan on rallying all the troops in Northern Virginia for this. We should have two cars going, probably six or seven people.

The 23rd .. youve got to be kidding me ... im sorry I wont be able to make this ... I will be preoccupied with a Charming Billy moment (only Lochinvar and a handful of other will get that one)
/Shakes fist.  Mad
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« Reply #8 on: June 06, 2011, 11:25:05 am »

20 proxies seems fine at an event like this which is a bit more casual.  In general, I consider less proxies to be more "hardcore" as it only attracts people that have bought in to some degree.

Expect a lot of nice friendly games, unless you face me.
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« Reply #9 on: June 07, 2011, 04:39:24 pm »

That said, I plan on rallying all the troops in Northern Virginia for this. We should have two cars going, probably six or seven people.

The 23rd .. youve got to be kidding me ... im sorry I wont be able to make this ... I will be preoccupied with a Charming Billy moment (only Lochinvar and a handful of other will get that one)

A thought; a lot of tournaments offer 10 proxies and then charge a dollar per proxy after that. You could set aside the proxy money as a 9th place prize or a prize for the best forming unpowered deck

I do personally feel like 20 is a bit much. If youre in a position where you need 20 proxies to assemble a deck, then youre likely not someone who plays eternal magic, which likely means youre not the type of person who is going to drop $25 for a tournament in a format youre unfamiliar with. Most people have friends who will loan them cards to get them under the proxy #





First, I'm sorry to hear you can't make it. I'd love to hear the story behind the reference, lol.

I considered the extra fee for proxies after the fact, so I will next time. Like I said earlier, it helps the locals a lot. Me and Paul Lynch ARE the Baltimore Vintage players, as far as card availability, save for a couple folks with Dredge, or such. The Legacy explosion has helped encourage people to own cards, but me and Paul are the only people who can build serious 10-proxy limit decks around here. We will most likely be lending already, but we only have so much, especially since I give away most of my top tier cards, lol. I just believe the more, the merrier. And, of course, the bottom line is, the more who attend, the more likely there will be more events. I still like Vintage more than Legacy, and I want to get more people back into it.

20 proxies seems fine at an event like this which is a bit more casual.  In general, I consider less proxies to be more "hardcore" as it only attracts people that have bought in to some degree.

Expect a lot of nice friendly games, unless you face me.

IDK, we have become better, we just need a format refresher. The weekly Legacy practices are converting to Vintage until the tourney. Some of these kids are out for blood, lol.
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« Reply #10 on: June 07, 2011, 06:26:23 pm »

Xanadu always has awesome legacy events, so naturally I was pretty stoked to hear about a vintage tournament!  I think this will be the first time ever that I don't have to drive two hours away to play vintage.
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« Reply #11 on: June 07, 2011, 07:49:02 pm »

That said, I plan on rallying all the troops in Northern Virginia for this. We should have two cars going, probably six or seven people.

The 23rd .. youve got to be kidding me ... im sorry I wont be able to make this ... I will be preoccupied with a Charming Billy moment (only Lochinvar and a handful of other will get that one)

A thought; a lot of tournaments offer 10 proxies and then charge a dollar per proxy after that. You could set aside the proxy money as a 9th place prize or a prize for the best forming unpowered deck

I do personally feel like 20 is a bit much. If youre in a position where you need 20 proxies to assemble a deck, then youre likely not someone who plays eternal magic, which likely means youre not the type of person who is going to drop $25 for a tournament in a format youre unfamiliar with. Most people have friends who will loan them cards to get them under the proxy #





First, I'm sorry to hear you can't make it. I'd love to hear the story behind the reference, lol.

I considered the extra fee for proxies after the fact, so I will next time. Like I said earlier, it helps the locals a lot. Me and Paul Lynch ARE the Baltimore Vintage players, as far as card availability, save for a couple folks with Dredge, or such. The Legacy explosion has helped encourage people to own cards, but me and Paul are the only people who can build serious 10-proxy limit decks around here. We will most likely be lending already, but we only have so much, especially since I give away most of my top tier cards, lol. I just believe the more, the merrier. And, of course, the bottom line is, the more who attend, the more likely there will be more events. I still like Vintage more than Legacy, and I want to get more people back into it.

20 proxies seems fine at an event like this which is a bit more casual.  In general, I consider less proxies to be more "hardcore" as it only attracts people that have bought in to some degree.

Expect a lot of nice friendly games, unless you face me.

IDK, we have become better, we just need a format refresher. The weekly Legacy practices are converting to Vintage until the tourney. Some of these kids are out for blood, lol.

Whoa there, you forgot about the my brother and me as Baltimore Vintage players too or did you forget?  Lol.
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« Reply #12 on: June 08, 2011, 06:41:48 am »


Whoa there, you forgot about the my brother and me as Baltimore Vintage players too or did you forget?  Lol.

Touche. I thought you guys lived kinda out of town, not in the metro area. Anyways, I meant more as facilitators, helping with building and testing, and organizing the community. Again, the more, the merrier. Let's make this hype!
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« Reply #13 on: June 21, 2011, 08:59:54 pm »

BTW forget everything I said about not being able to make it ... I will be there =p
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« Reply #14 on: July 20, 2011, 12:35:27 pm »

This Saturday! We're hype, turnout looks promising, let's go!
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