Bolt Action - Singles Platoon

9AM Start

6pm END

General Information:

2nd Edition Bolt Action Rulebook and current FAQ and errata will be used.

Turret Jam will not be used.

There will be 3 rounds each lasting 2 1/2 hours. The Tournament Organizer will provide numerous time reminders.

Deadline for registering and submitting lists is midnight, 1 week prior to the event.

Painting and Modeling:

All models should have a minimum of three colors and 28mm scale.

Proxies will be allowed with prior approval of the Tournament Organizer. The player will be required to ensure that their opponent clearly understands the proxied models.

Army List:

• Lists are a maximum of 1,250 points. There is a 16-order dice limit and unlimited platoon choices.

• Generic Platoon Selectors only, no Theatres will be used.

• Platoons must be of the same type. The minimum platoon requirement must be taken for each platoon.

• Named Tank Aces or Named Characters are not allowed.

• All current Bolt Action books (except Korea and Tough Gut) and Official Warlord PDFs are valid.

• A copy of your list must be available for your opponent to access throughout the game.

• Use the following spreadsheet to determine if a unit is allowable in a generic selector or not: Bolt Action - Google Drive

Hint: use Column F to determine if something is allowed in a generic selector or not.

Note this is a community made list, not an official Warlord list, so there could be human error, but provides a good guide.

Not sure? Check with the TO.

Match-Ups:

Round One match-ups will be random.

From the second round, players will be paired using a Swiss system (i.e. matching players on the same amount of tournament points in descending order) In case of more than two players with the same number of tournament points, army points will be used as tiebreakers.

When two players are matched to play again or play on the same table, the Tournament Organizer may use their discretion to reassign a match or table. This does not apply to the top table in the last round.

Scoring:

Points will be awarded on the following basis:

• 2 tournament point for a win
• 1 tournament points for a draw
• 0 tournament points for a loss

Players should also keep track of how many enemy dice they destroy in the game. These results will be recorded as Army Points and used in tiebreakers.

Winning the Tournament:

The player with the most tournament points at the end of 3 rounds will be declared the winner.

In the case of a tie, the player with the most army points will be declared the winner.

In the case of tie in both tournament points and army points, the players will both be declared the winner and share the prize.

Scenarios:

• Keep a count of how many turns have elapsed as the game is played. At the end of turn 6, roll a d6. On a result of 1, 2, or 3, the game ends. On the result of 4, 5, or 6, the game continues for one more turn.

• If the scenario calls for a preparatory bombardment or d6 objective markers, the Tournament Organizer will make the roll. That roll will apply to all tables.

• Objectives are considered held if you have an infantry unit within 3 inches of the objective. They are contested if any enemy unit is within 3 inches of the objective. You must remain on the objective in order to hold the objective.

• Scenarios are TBA