Friday and Saturday - April 27th Bolt Action - Singles Platoon Friday - Rounds 1-3 9AM Start – Dice start at 10AM 7pm End

Saturday - Rounds 4-5 9AM Start – Dice Start promptly at 9! 5pm End – Awards and Charity Closers

• 2nd Edition Bolt Action Rulebook, supplements, and current FAQ and errata will be used.
• Turret Jam will not be used.
• There will be 5 rounds each lasting 2 1/2 hours. The Tournament Organizer will provide numerous time reminders.
• The deadline to register and submit lists is 12am Friday prior. Lists must be sent to patrickballinger@yahoo.com

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.
• Painting will be judged by independent judges selected by the TO.

Army List:

• Lists are a maximum of 1,250 points. There is a 16-order dice limit and no platoon limit. This includes bonus units.
• Platoons must be of the same type. The minimum platoon requirement must be taken for each platoon (Generic or Theatre).
• No theatre selectors will be allowed, generic selectors only.
• No special named characters allowed
• All current Bolt Action books (except Korea) and Official Warlord PDFs are valid.
• A copy of your list must be available for your opponent to access throughout the game.

Match-Ups:

• Round One matchup 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) and by alternating teams.
• 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 a 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 any 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 at event.