Post by Chris on Sept 6, 2017 13:00:11 GMT -5
What is it? A Dice Masters Rainbow Draft
Each player should come to the event with 8 Sidekick Dice, 12 Basic Action Dice, 4 Indicator Cards, and 2 Basic Action Cards (players may choose which Basic Action Cards they.d like to use after completing the draft, but must use the same 2 throughout the event).
Each player in the draft sits down with 12 packs of Dice Masters to draft with. A set of 6 packs is opened. As each player opens their packs they should verify that the cards and dice match. Keeping their cards secret, players should set them aside into a pile of 12 cards. The next 6 packs are opened and when complete are placed into a separate pile of 12 cards in front of the player (the piles are not to be mixed). All dice are placed into the center, and arranged as below so players can see exactly which dice and how many of each will be available during the draft. We call it Rainbow Draft as players may elect to sort them by color to allow for easier visual spotting of which cards correspond to which dice during the draft.
Each player then takes the pile they most recently prepared and after a short amount of time to review the cards, they select one, setting it face down in front of them, and passing the remaining cards to the player to their right. This card begins a pile of cards that players will be able to use in their team. After all players have selected a card, they take the pile from their left to select their next card and repeat the process until they are passed a single card to be placed into their pile.
After the first pile of 12 cards have been depleted, players should take a moment to review the cards they drafted (each player should have 12 cards at this point). After reviewing their cards, players will return them to a face-down pile in front of them and draft the second pile the same way as they did the first, this time passing in the opposite direction (left).
After drafting all piles, players should take dice from those that were set aside to match each of their cards. They will then construct a tournament team based on the Basic Action Cards they own and the cards they drafted. This tournament team can have up to 8 cards and up to 20 dice across those cards (many teams will have less than this). The basic action dice and cards and sidekick dice do not count against this limit of 8 cards and 20 dice.
When does it happen? Sunday 9/10/17 12pm
Where does it happen? Round Table Games at 128 Main St., Ste. A Carver, MA 02330
What does it cost? $15 per standard tournament (possibly discounted based on attendance and where you are on the Dice Masters leaderboard)
What do you get? In addition to the 12 packs you draft we will add 2 packs per player into the prize pool.
PLUS everyone will get at least 1 participation promo card (along with a die if we have one) from our Promo collection.
2 Quest card punches per standard, Get 10 punches on your Quest card and you can use it for $5 off any paid tournament or event. (see www.roundtablegamesma.com/#!reward-programs/c1yi0 here for details)
Chivalry points (1 point for every $ spent including the session fee). These can be saved for free drinks/ snacks or discounts on products. See details here.
Also earn Chivalry points based on how well you finished during the match.10 points for last, 20 for next to last, etc.,etc.
Play enough and get additional chivalry points. Become ranked in the leader board and get discounts on related products.
The Duke (1st place) in a game gets $5 off tournaments if at least 8 non-RTG staff compete, plus gets 10% discount on purchases related to that game.
The Count (2nd place) in a game gets $3 off tournaments if at least 8 non-RTG staff compete, plus gets 8% discount on purchases related to that game.
The Viscounts (3rd and 4th) in a game gets $3 off tournaments if at least 8 non-RTG staff compete, plus get a 6% discount on purchases related to that game.
Barons (25% of the remaining registered players) get a 4% discount on purchases related to that game.
These discounts do not stack with other discounts, sorry.
This event grants double RTG leaderboard points
Links
Round Table Games’ website www.roundtablegamesma.com
Round Table Games’ Dice Masters website www.roundtablegamesma.com/opwzkg
Round Table Games’ CCG Nobility leaderboard www.roundtablegamesma.com/collectible-card-games
Round Table Games’ rewards page www.roundtablegamesma.com/reward-programs
Round Table Games’ Facebook Page www.facebook.com/RoundTableGamesMA/
Round Table Games’ message boards roundtablegames.proboards.com/
Round Table Games’ Dice Masters message board roundtablegames.proboards.com/board/48/dice-masters
Official Dice Masters page wizkids.com/dicemasters/
Event page win.wizkids.com/event.php?EVENT_ID=217966