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| wow gold --- Spectral Safari Tournament Results, World of Warcraft Miniatures |
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Saturday, March 14, 2009, Battlezone Comics hosted a World of Warcraft Miniatures tournament called Spectral Safari. The first place prize was the coveted and highly prized, Spectral Tiger loot card, which gives one character a spectral tiger mount.
There were 32 contestants with a multi-layer elimination grid. wow gold The competition was fierce, especially because no one was able to bring in their tried and true teams from previous competitions. Each player received a single booster pack and had to make a team with two of the minis from that pack.
The competition started at 12:00 p.m. and lasted until around 7:00 p.m. that night. After many games, a winner was declared. Derek Campbell won the tournament of 32 contestants, with a record of seven wins and one loss. The miniatures he used were Thangal, a Tauren druid, and Ji¡¯lan, a Troll rogue.
This was the only tournament in the city, in the state, and the first of such tournaments at Battlezone Comics. This was also Derek¡¯s first win in a tournament of such magnitude.
To protect the card, it will be shipped to Derek directly from the company. The first 25 contestants to sign up received a special edition Ashenvale map. And there was a drawing for a Red Bearon Loot Card, which is also a mount card. The winner of this drawing was Christopher Burns.
Chris said he was going to take the card to his home, log into the game and add it to his main¡¯s list of mounts. He intended to raid with the mount and show his guild what he had won.
Derek, though he really wanted to keep the card, wow gold as decided to offer it for sale and make an investment into a family business.
On a personal note, not as an Examiner, but as a parent, I am proud to announce that Derek is my son and it is my own business that he will be investing in. He has made the entire family proud, not only with his decision, but because he was able to play a game he really enjoys and win at it. We wish him the best of luck in all future tournaments and will support him in his future attempts.
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