Saturday, April 21, 2012

Adepticon Day One: Mission Accomplished

OK!  Day one is over.  My first 40k tournament in all the years I have been doing Adepticon.

The goals of the day were to get the Demonhunters (yes, I  will always call them that!)out on the table, and play against other amazing painted armies.  Also, learn a lot, and have some fun games, talk lots of hobby stuff, see lots of other super painted armies, and in general get to hang out.

YES!  All of the above.  By far the most fun I have ever had at a tournament.  Not even close :-)   Four really fun games, starting with Thomas and his nifty Necrons...
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You will be seeing more of the pictures I took of his army, I believe, and I will be passing along his info to anyone who needs fantastic laser etching work!  He does amazing work, such as the scratch built Monolith!

Like this...
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Me foolishy assaulting the Monolith:
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Flamestorm gets to toast some toasters..
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Inquisitor Reva gets to kill stuff:
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Old timey flying lounge chairs:
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Here are some images of Game 2 against space wolves:
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And Game 3 against Dark Eldar, which was good, since this is the army I am making for next year!  Will be getting lots of advice from this player as I move ahead with that!
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Termies look to get in the action:
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The Chimera sees what happens when the electrical fence in Brookfield zoo goes down...
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And Game 4 against Brent from Bell of Lost Souls!  So Cool!  Lots of hobby talk, and good times ensued.  Looking forward to doing some things for BOLS at some point.  Super fun game, super relaxed, and a great way to wrap up the tournament.

Pics:
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Reva gets to assault again
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The termies run to the glowy conduit...
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Then there comes that time where you have to pack everything up...
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So, there was one final mission to achieve.  I had hopes that I might be able to pull out a paintig award.  There were 246 armies entered, and there was tons of incredible and ingenious work.  I was tied in the voting for Player's Choice, which was amazing!  Thanks to everyone who punched "I" for Inquisition.

Last but not least, I did manage to get that best Painted!  Here is Oliver, the Inquisitorial War Monkey, claiming the prizes as his own...
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