Dragon King of Wales (Terminator) The tournament winner is dragon dor. The Mabinogion recounts the history of ancient Wales when the coming of the New Tribes threatened the Old Tribes in the various peaceful kingdoms.
Your task is to force back the New Tribes. The only way to do so irrevocably, is to drive them out of Wales completely and install a new government to protect all of the kingdoms of the land. Indeed, the task extends beyond Wales, as the New Tribes have begun to force their way into the Emerald Isle.
Although many of the great druids have predicted that calamity will fall upon the lands, you have found many allies in your attempts to assemble the mighty powers of the Old Tribes. Having convinced the great giant Bran the Blessed to join your alliance, you approach the oracle of wisdom, Math the Ancient, King, and perhaps High God of Gwynedd, to summon the Red Dragon . . .
This is the fourth in a series of small knock-out terminator tournaments I am releasing. It is open to all players with a decent attendance record (see below). Freemiums welcome (one-game-at-a-time, although
very small chance of two-games-at-once in the finals stage).
Latest Standings show: Finals - Group Table
Code: Select all 3 - dragon dor
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Quarter-Finals: Semi-Finals: Finals:
Original Diagram show
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Match Options show
Quarter-Finals and Final will take place on the Wales map.
Players show
There will be 16 players.
Reserves show
All reserves will be sent a PM when an opening occurs. The first reserve to respond will gain a place.
Joining Matches show
Players will be informed when they have a match and will have 24 hours to join. If they fail to do so then they will be ejected from the tournament and a reserve will replace them.
Winning Matches show
Winners of each match are expected to PM the Tournament Organiser the order in which players finished (1st, 2nd etc.), and no. of terminations for each player.
Build-Up Matches show
The position of players after 24 rounds will determine how they progress (or in the finals, the number of terminations achieved at this point will be carried forward to the second match which will then start). If (in the quarter or semi-finals) not enough players have achieved terminations to determine who progresses, the match would continue until two players have achieved terminations (with those two players progressing). The remainder of the game would then be a points-only affair.
