South American Championships 2008

Whispers of the Dying Moon – South American Championships - Events

Brazil plays host to the South American Samurai Championships event. AEG is excited to have a great tournament team putting on the event. Great prizes and events for all who come, as well as AEG guest Mike Colson in attendance!

Don’t miss your chance to move your Clan closer to taking the Imperial Throne.

São Paulo, Brazil
September 20-21, 2008
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Players Advancing to Los Angeles Finale: 2 + 1 Alternate

CCG EVENTS

Event Description
Samurai Championships Qualifier Whispers of the Dying Moon
Lady Moon, ever an enigmatic and wrathful entity, has been challenged for her position atop the Celestial Order by the Obsidian Dragon, a truly divine entity. Only one can hold the position of Moon, however, and the struggle between the two will leave one the victor, and one the defeated. The defeated will fall to earth, shattered and broken, and be discovered there in their last moments by a single mortal, who shall hear secrets unlike any ever heard by mortals, and receive a final blessing.

The winner of this tournament may select any one living personality currently aligned to his faction. This individual will be present at the side of the defeated as they breathe their final breath, and learn the secrets they has to impart before they passes on, as well as receiving their final blessing.
Race for the Throne Points: 12/6/3/3/1/1/1/1

Imperial Yojimbo, Part 3 Like his friend and mentor Seppun Kiharu, the Miya family daimyo Miya Shoin has come to see the value in creating closer bonds between the Imperial families and the Great Clans, if only to undo some of the damage done by the Lady Otomo Hoketuhime prior to her death. In an attempt to create such a bond, Shoin has chosen to invite a worthy samurai from the Great Clans to serve as his chief yojimbo, in hopes that doing so will build not only an understanding, but friendship between the Emperor’s heralds and the men and women who serve in his clans.

The winner of this tournament may select any one non-experienced, non-unique, tournament legal personality from their faction. This individual will be invited and accept the invitation to become the chief yojimbo for Miya Shoin, the Imperial Herald. Clan Champions and family daimyo are not eligible to be selected. They have too much do to!
Race for the Throne Points: 4/2/1/1

1 to 2 Additional Events More information to come.
Race for the Throne Points: 4/2/1/1

ADDITIONAL RACE CONTESTS

ECONOMY
There is only one method of Economy points at the event, and that is farthest traveled. This is overall, not per tournament at each event.
1st Place – 8pts
2nd Place – 4pts
3rd Place – 2pt
4th place- 1 pt

POLITICS
Politics Points will be awarded on Saturday at the Event
There are four methods of Political Points at the various events. The first is Best Dressed. Costumes will be judged by the T.O. event team and AEG staff. The points are awarded to the Clan of the costume represented.
1st Place – 7pts
2nd Place – 5pts
3rd Place – 3pts
4th Place – 2pts
5th Place – 1pt

Next is Best Clan Banner. Banners will be judged by the T.O. event team and AEG staff. The points are awarded to the Clan of the banner represented. If a particular banner or specific banner design has already won points at a Samurai Championships event it MAY win points again.
1st Place – 5pts
2nd Place – 4pts
3rd Place – 3pts
4th Place – 2pts
5th Place – 1pt

Last is the Largest Clan banner. Simply put the largest and most noticeable of all. It must however still be carried on poles by people. There must have been some reasonable effort in the development, not simply splashing green paint on a sheet and calling it a Mantis banner, etc. If a particular banner or specific banner design has already won points at a Samurai Championships event it MAY win points again.
1st Place – 5pt
2nd Place – 3pt
3rd Place – 1pt

Banner Dominance, the most clan banners. Simply put clan with the largest number of banners at the event. Each banner must be carried by a single person (Not specifically an event attendee) when counting happens There must have been some reasonable effort in the development, not simply splashing blue paint on a sheet and calling it a Crab banner, etc. If a particular banner or specific banner design has already won points at a Samurai Championships event it MAY win points again.
1st Place – 5pt
2nd Place – 3pt
3rd Place – 1pt

KNOWLEDGE
There is only one method of Knowledge Points, and this best Theme Deck. This is for a deck played in any points event and presented to the staff for consideration and voting. This deck awards points to the Clan the deck is built around. Once a theme deck wins at any leg 6 event that same deck may not win again (via passing the deck from event to event or net-decking).
1st Place – 8pts
2nd Place – 4pts
3rd Place – 3pts
4th place - 1 pt

SPIRIT
There are two methods of Spirit Points. The first is via a Sportsmanship vote given at the end of the swiss rounds of the main event. Players may vote for anyone they were paired against during the swiss rounds. They may not vote for someone they were not paired against.
1st Place – 5pts
2nd Place – 3pts
3rd Place – 1pt

T-Shirt Dominance. Each day the judge will take a count of each person wearing a Clan T-Shirt. On the last day the total shirts worn by each Clan determines the winner.
1st Place – 8pts
2nd Place – 4pts
3rd Place – 2pt