cifdale
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Thinking about attending this year if my schedule allows.
2022 St Louis ASL Tourney July 29-31.
- Thread starter Doug Kirk
- Start date
Doug Kirk
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Heads up. I will be posting the scenario list this weekend.
Paul John
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Sorry to have to miss again. Last year was a hoot and a milestone for me as I was at my most selfless in service to the community (0-5).
Doug Kirk
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Here is the scenario list for St Louis in 2022:
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There are five scenarios to select from for each round of the main tournament. There are also some “any round” substitute scenarios that can used if both players mutually agree. For rounds two, three, and four, you will notice there are six scenarios listed. The first five listed are the standard main tournament scenarios. Scenario number six can be considered a “any round” substitute for the players in the main tournament. This year, to help us celebrate our 25-year anniversary we have teamed up with Hazardous Movement Gaming. We will feature a HazMo mini tournament in rounds two, three, and four. The last three scenarios listed in those rounds (all HazMo scenarios) will be used for the mini tournament. The HazMo mini will be open to losers of round one games. This way, those who are out of the running early for the main event still have a chance to win something. As always ABS for all scenarios will be provided at the tournament for those who wish would utilize it.
| Round 1 |
| SP97 Twilight of the Reich |
| AP183 Patton's Ghost |
| DTF-9 Mao's Iron Army |
| HazMo 6 Great Vengeance |
| 254 Criniti's Escape |
| Round 2 |
| AP176 Always Ready |
| DTF-11 A Greek Tragedy |
| DB164 Try at Trentlehof |
| HazMo7 Left behind |
| HazMo16 L'Inferno Fascista |
| HazMo11 The Beleaguered Capital |
| Round 3 |
| 262 Showdown at Tug Argan Pass |
| 260 Last Hope at New Flower |
| AP190 We Are Sparta |
| HazMo1 Born Again |
| HazMo12 Foreign Legions |
| HazMo27 Comfortably Numb |
| Round 4 |
| AP186 The Horse They Never Rode |
| AP12 Cream of the Crop |
| 258 Keber Zabagna |
| HazMo10 Fresh Grist |
| HazMo15 Sticks and Stones |
| HazMo25 The Trial |
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| Round 5 | |
| AP178 Walker's Orders | |
| HazMo14 A Sisyphean Task | |
| DTF-16 Panther Cull | |
| DTF-14 Pillbox Pains | |
| 51 (HL3 update) The Taking of Takrouna | |
| Any Round | |
| DB163 Gallabat Grab | |
| AP177 A Celebratory Mood | |
| 265 Men of the Mountains | |
| J150 The Sanghak Redemption |
There are five scenarios to select from for each round of the main tournament. There are also some “any round” substitute scenarios that can used if both players mutually agree. For rounds two, three, and four, you will notice there are six scenarios listed. The first five listed are the standard main tournament scenarios. Scenario number six can be considered a “any round” substitute for the players in the main tournament. This year, to help us celebrate our 25-year anniversary we have teamed up with Hazardous Movement Gaming. We will feature a HazMo mini tournament in rounds two, three, and four. The last three scenarios listed in those rounds (all HazMo scenarios) will be used for the mini tournament. The HazMo mini will be open to losers of round one games. This way, those who are out of the running early for the main event still have a chance to win something. As always ABS for all scenarios will be provided at the tournament for those who wish would utilize it.
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Doug Kirk
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Just a reminder, Hazardous Movement Scenario Pack 3 will be released at the tournament. The theme of pack 3 is Stalingrad. Both HazMo24 Comfortably Numb and HazMo25 The Trial from the list above utilize the RO map and Red Factories SSRs. HazMo24 is available for free down load off the HazMO website. HazMo 25 will be available at the tourney when the pack is released. HazMo 25 is 5.5 turn tourney sized action.
David Goldman
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Here is the scenario list in a pdf
Doug Kirk
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Thanks Dave for adding the ROAR record. Please note 254, 258, and 260 are from Soldiers of the Negus. And I typoed 258 (SoN6) Keber Zabania with a misspelling.
Eagle4ty
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Nice to see HAZMO is getting a lot of love along with a fair amount for the DTF stuff. A little surprised to not see any FrF or LFT scenarios, but one has to make a final cut somewhere. Nice job! 
Doug Kirk
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Bumping to the top. Less than a month away. Hope to see many of you there.
Maurizizio
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Flight booked a while ago. Today hotel booked. Looking forward to it.
Maurizizio
Senior Member
I should arrive on Thursday around 7pm, anyone interested in a little play test scenario 6 Turns, only infantry, German vs American, 12 squads vs 6 squads? I can bring the board and the counters. If interested let me know. thanks
wesvaughn
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Tournament Day is almost here. Get your stuff ready and practice up on rolling those dice. It's going to be a great weekend.
cvetzor
Member
I’ll be there if my check from the guv’meant shows up
bendizoid
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Me and Stanledo are get’in ready.
commissar1969
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Comin' for ya, Bendis! lol
Jim Burris
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The 25th Annual St Louis Tournament is in the books. Congratulations to Wes Vaughn for winning this year's tournament.
Thanks to everyone who attended and I look forward to seeing you all next year.
Here are the top ten places.
1 Wes Vaughn
2 Stan Jackson
3 Chuck Hammond
4 Rodney Callen (also the HazMo mini tournament champion)
5 James Treu
6 Randy Shurtz
7 Jeff DeYoung
8 George Tournemire
9 Doug Kirk
10 Nathan Wegener
Thanks to everyone who attended and I look forward to seeing you all next year.
Here are the top ten places.
1 Wes Vaughn
2 Stan Jackson
3 Chuck Hammond
4 Rodney Callen (also the HazMo mini tournament champion)
5 James Treu
6 Randy Shurtz
7 Jeff DeYoung
8 George Tournemire
9 Doug Kirk
10 Nathan Wegener
Maurizizio
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Great fun Jim, thank you again for al your dedication to make this tournament always well managed and structured (considering how poor we/ASLer players are with timing control, you have a great success!!!). See you next year! Thanks for everything
cifdale
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Thankyou Jim for a great well-run tournament experience. Barring disaster I will be back next year! Thank you to all my opponents for a good time.
commissar1969
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A really great, well-organized and fun tournament, thanks to the hard work of Jim Burris - I'm planning on going every year, in fact, from now on!
davegin
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My heartfelt thanks to the amazing Jim Burris for hosting the 25th annual St. Louis ASL tournament. An outstanding tourney with one of the greatest groups of ASL players in the world. The raffle, or as some of call it: the Wes Vaughn charity auction, the saturday nite BBQ, the amazing location, and the midwest comradery make this a must every year. I strongly advise all ASL players to make the attempt to attend every July. My thanks also to the talented (and handsome) Jeff Ital for his artistic talents in designing the trophy. And also thanks to Doug (that's some great bourbon) Kirk for compiling another interesting and entertaining scenario list. Congrats to all the participants, my opponents, and the top finishers. And. last but by far not least, my thanks to my brother in arms, roommate, hospitality room host, and traveling companion, Tom Cvetinovich for making the trip one of my most enjoyable events each and every year. Until I see you all at ASLOK, stay healthy and game on.