Given recent announcements on the future of Shadowfist this may be one of your last chances to buy boosters from an actual physical shop!
Corey is standing by for all your Shadowfist card stock needs.
See you all for the fist-ivities tomorrow.
The continuing saga of the Shadowfist B&S Brawl.
September 28-29 2013, Brisbane Australia.
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Friday, 23 September 2011
Monday, 5 September 2011
Weekend Schedule
Here's the breakdown of what's happening at B&S Brawl 2011.
Saturday 24 September
Sunday 25 September
Feel free to leave questions or queries in the comments below.
Saturday 24 September
| Start | End | Event |
|---|---|---|
| 10:00 | 13:00 | Demos, casual play |
| 13:00 | 13:45 | Lunch break |
| 13:45 | 14:00 | Tournament sign-in |
| 14:00 | 18:30 | "Try My Kung Fu!" tournament |
| 18:30 | 19:00 | Dinner break |
| 19:00 | 22:00 | Movie - TBA |
| 22:00 | Close | Casual play |
Sunday 25 September
| Start | End | Event |
|---|---|---|
| 08:45 | 09:00 | Tournament sign-in |
| 09:00 | 13:00 | Whirlpool of Blood tournament |
| 13:00 | 13:45 | Lunch break |
| 13:45 | 14:00 | Tournament sign-in |
| 14:00 | 18:30 | Final Brawl tournament |
| 18:30 | 19:00 | Dinner break |
| 19:00 | 22:00 | Movie - TBA |
| 22:00 | Event finished |
Feel free to leave questions or queries in the comments below.
Tournament details - "Final Brawl"
Hamlet, Oedipus, Dirty Harry --- the classic stories always end in blood.
Premise: In the end it all comes down to a single battle, where the factions in the Secret War come together, make and break alliances, and fight each other for the ultimate prize. With the Australian National Championship on the line, who has what it takes to survive and make the correct move at the right moment to achieve ultimate power? Who takes it? Whose regime reigns supreme?
How it works: Standard deck building rules apply. No fancy-schmancy restrictions. Bring your deck along and kick as much arse as you can. Positions for the final round will be determined on points standing after 3 rounds with ties determined at the organiser's discretion. Prizes are awarded based on the result of the final round only.
Date/Time: Sunday 25 September - 14:00-18:30
Sign in fifteen minutes prior
Format: 3 player, 3 rounds, Round Robin + Final
Cost: There is no cost for this event
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- Winner – "The Perfect Master"
- B&S Brawl 2011 Australian National Championship Plaque
- KFC promo card - special promo given to major tournament winner
- "10,000 Bullets" ™ Lotus starter deck
- 5x Promo cards
- Large Shadowfist button
- 2nd
- "Year of the Dragon" ™ Ascended starter deck
- 3x promo cards
- Large Shadowfist button
- 3rd
- "Can of Whupass"
- 2x promo cards
- Small Shadowfist button
- Newcomer award – "New Recruit" (Highest placed player who has started playing in the last year - please register as such when signing in)
- $50 store credit at Good Games, Spring Hill
- 5x promo cards
- Large Shadowfist button
- Encouragement Award
- Emperor trophy
- Leonard King (Organiser)
- Randal Wales
- Marselan Wignall
- Troy Baker
- Kevin Lowe
- Steve Darlington
- Penny Carpentier
- Ben Carpentier
- Dave Smith
- Mitch Haggman
- Kirill Radvanskiy
- Matt Barker
- Jason Christie
If you would like to attend this tournament please alert the B&S Brawl organisers or via the comments below.
Additional: List of tournament winning decks For inspiration, particularly the ones toward the end of the multi-player category.
Tournament details - "Whirlpool of Blood" draft
"Sooner or later, every Innerwalker gets forced to jump in at gunpoint. It's like destiny or something."
Premise: Pass through the netherworld from juncture to juncture, carefully selecting the forces you need to make your mark on the Secret War. Your allies will span time and space - Ancient China, the Wild West of America, a dystopian cyberpunk future and... the 1970's?!?
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| Card Art: Mark Poole © 2000 |
Date/Time: Sunday 25 September - 09:00-13:00
Sign in fifteen minutes prior
Format: 3 player, 4 rounds, Round Robin
Cost: $32 gets you 7 Shadowfist boosters. You keep the cards you draft after the tournament.
Drafted sets
Empire of Evil x2
Critical Shift x2
Shurikens & Six-Guns x1
Boom Chaka Laka x2
Where particular sets are not available to fill out requirements, boosters from S&SG will be used instead.
Prizes
- Winner – "Netherworld Vet"
- Uncut Sheet of "Seven Masters" cards
- KFC promo card - special promo given to major tournament winner
- 5x promo cards
- Large Shadowfist button
- 2nd
- Shadowfist Mug
- Shadowfist Mouse pad
- 3x promo cards
- Large Shadowfist button
- 3rd
- "Can of Whupass"
- 2x promo cards
- Small Shadowfist button
- Last place
- Dragon Master trophy
- Randal Wales (Organiser)
- Leonard King (Organiser)
- Marselan Wignall
- Troy Baker
- Kevin Lowe
- Steve Darlington
- Penny Carpentier
- Ben Carpentier
- Dave Smith
- Mitch Haggman
- Kirill Radvanskiy
- Matt Barker
- Jason Christie
If you would like to attend this tournament please alert the B&S Brawl organisers or via the comments below.
Additional: Brian's Guide to Drafting Shadowfist.com - 2009
Tournament details - "Try My Kung Fu!"
You think your Kung Fu is strong? Here! Try my Kung Fu!
Premise: It's easy to get trapped in a false belief your abilities are great because you've mastered your favourite styles. But do you have the superior kung fu to master any style presented to you? Here is your chance to take on the challenge - how will you go as a Syndicate martial artist, a Purist mathemagician, a Dragon Kicker-of-Butts, a Lotus Eunuch or a Jammer Monkey man?
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| Card artwork © Lissanne Lake 2001 |
all the other players) and hands it to the tournament organiser before
the event. The decks are then reassigned so no player plays with their
own deck, and have only the brief title of the deck to provide any
information on its contents and play style. At the end of each round
you get scored using the usual tournament points rules, but points are
also given to the decks for how well they performed. As well, you give
the deck you played a score out of 5 for its fun and playability. The
deck then gets passed to another player and you play with a new deck.
Points for players and decks are collated and prizes are given to best
deck, best player, best combined, and highest voted deck.
Date/time: Saturday 24 September - 14:00-18:30
Sign in 15 minutes prior.
Format: 3 player, 4 rounds, Round Robin.
Cost: There is no cost for this tournament.
Prizes
- Combined Winner – "Kung Fu Master"
- Uncut Sheet of "Seven Masters" cards.
- "KFC" promo card - special promo given to major tournament winner
- 5x promo cards
- Large Shadowfist button
- Highest-placed Player
- Shadowfist Mug
- Shadowfist Mouse pad
- 3x promo cards
- Large Shadowfist button
- Highest-placed Deck
- "Can of Whupass"
- 3x promo cards
- Small Shadowfist button
- Highest-voted Deck
- "Year of the Dragon"™ Architects deck
- 4x promo cards
- Large Shadowfist button
- Last place
- Dragon Master trophy
If a player wins both highest placed player and highest placed deck they will also be awarded the title "Master of Infinite Kung Fu!"
Current attendees
1. Gareth Willcock (Organiser)
2. Leonard King
3. Randal Wales
4. Marselan Wignall
5. Troy Baker
6. Kevin Lowe
7. Penny Carpentier
8. Ben Carpentier
9. Dave Smith
10. Mitch Haggman
11. Brad Daniels
12. Kirill Radvanskiy
13. Matt Barker
14.Jason Christie
If you would like to attend this tournament please alert the B&S Brawl organisers or via the comments below.
Thursday, 25 August 2011
1 month to go!
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| Card art Melissa Benson ©2002 |
As well we'll have more tournaments, casual play and Hong Kong movies!
If you're still to let us know you'd like to attend please do so via the comments, or the email address.
Tuesday, 23 August 2011
Good Games announce prize support
Our hosts for the B & S Brawl, Good Games at Spring Hill, have announced support for one of the lucky tournament winners.To help promote the game of Shadowfist, B&S Brawl is proud to have a special prize in the "Final Brawl" national titles tournament for the top-ranked player who has only been playing the game less than a year.
Dubbed the "New Recruit", the winner will receive 5 promo cards, a Shadowfist faction button and $50 store credit at Good Games Spring Hill.
This prize is also open to old players who have returned to the game in the last year after an extended period, or occasional players who we haven't seen playing Shadowfist in quite some time, so have a chat to those you know who haven't dusted off their decks in a while and invite them along.
Friday, 29 July 2011
A Darkness rises from the South...
Sunday, 10 July 2011
We're listed on the Good Games Events page
Good Games Brisbane has us listed on their events page.
Flyers have started going up around the store.
Starting to get serious.
Uh oh.
:-)
Flyers have started going up around the store.
Starting to get serious.
Uh oh.
:-)
Friday, 8 July 2011
Prize pool!
The box of prizes has just arrived from Inner Kingdom Games. It looks pretty sweet.
As some of you know the B&S Brawl organising committee have been looking around to supplement the prize pool for the big event.
At this point the prize pool includes...
We're trying to track down more starter decks, old Shadowfist paraphernalia and other collectibles. Then we'll figure out which tournament gets what bounty for you to play for!
As some of you know the B&S Brawl organising committee have been looking around to supplement the prize pool for the big event.
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| Part of the prize pool! Hopefully more to come... |
- Year of the Dragon and 10K Bullets starter decks (certain factions only)
- Uncut Sheets of Shadowfist cards, old and new!
- Shadowfist mugs (little known fact - ladies love the Shadowfist mug. I can't let mine out of my sight around the office.)
- Cans of Whupass, "Old Skool Edition"
- Faction buttons, both large and small
- Promos! (and lots of them)
- Shadowfist mouse mats (and lots of them)
- The Australian National Championship plaque
We're trying to track down more starter decks, old Shadowfist paraphernalia and other collectibles. Then we'll figure out which tournament gets what bounty for you to play for!
Monday, 27 June 2011
Accommodation options
In speaking with some of the out-of-towners it's become evident that accommodation for the event is an attendance issue, so here's a quick rundown on some of the better, or cheaper, places in close proximity to the tournament site.
Please note the local players are also discussing opening their homes for those who don't have the budget to stretch to a hotel or want to stay in a backpackers. Please get in contact with us and we'll sort out a spare bed, mattress or couch for you to crash for the Friday and/or Saturday night.
Dorchester Inn
Spring Hill Hotel
Metropolitan Motor Inn Spring Hill
By way of mentioning, if you are looking at accommodation and won't have your own transport it's a good idea to find a place close by, as public transport through Spring Hill on a Sunday is sketchy and far between. Of course, you can always catch a bus or train into the city and walk up (maybe 15 minutes from Queen St, 10 from Central Station).
And by "up" I mean exactly that. It's not called Spring Hill for nothing.
Please note the local players are also discussing opening their homes for those who don't have the budget to stretch to a hotel or want to stay in a backpackers. Please get in contact with us and we'll sort out a spare bed, mattress or couch for you to crash for the Friday and/or Saturday night.
Dorchester Inn
Spring Hill Hotel
Metropolitan Motor Inn Spring Hill
By way of mentioning, if you are looking at accommodation and won't have your own transport it's a good idea to find a place close by, as public transport through Spring Hill on a Sunday is sketchy and far between. Of course, you can always catch a bus or train into the city and walk up (maybe 15 minutes from Queen St, 10 from Central Station).
And by "up" I mean exactly that. It's not called Spring Hill for nothing.
Friday, 24 June 2011
Tournament Events at the B&S Brawl
Here's a rundown of what tournaments to expect at the B&S Brawl in September.
Please note this is all still being set in stone and will be updated as things progress.
National Titles
Format: Final Brawl
What that means: All cards from all Shadowfist sets, including promos, are eligible. No fancy deckbuilding rules.
Style: 3 rounds Round Robin (timed) plus Finals.
Winner: Places based on Final round results.
When: Sunday 25 Sept - 2pm-6pm
Options: A second tier award is also in effect for the highest placed player who has only started the game in the last year.
Draft
Format: Whirlpool of Blood
What that means: Players draft cards from boosters by choosing a card and passing the rest to the player next to them. Using standard "pods" of Feng Shui and foundation characters the players build decks and play. Between each round another booster is drafted and changes can be made to the deck.
Style: 4 rounds Round Robin (timed). No finals.
Winner: Game points across all rounds.
What boosters: At this stage, Shurikens & Six Guns, Critical Shift, Empire of Evil. Other sets are being sourced and will be used if possible.
When: Sunday 25 Sept - 9:00am-1:00pm
Alternate Tournament
Format: "Try my Kung-Fu!"
What that means: Standard deck building rules, as per Final Brawl. After each round players pass the deck they played to a different player who must play that deck in that round.
Style: 4 rounds Round Robin (timed). No finals.
Winner: Game points as player plus game points for the deck. Also prizes for highest ranked player, highest ranked deck and vote for most interesting deck.
When: Saturday 24 Sept - 2pm-6pm
Please note this is all still being set in stone and will be updated as things progress.
National Titles
Format: Final Brawl
What that means: All cards from all Shadowfist sets, including promos, are eligible. No fancy deckbuilding rules.
Style: 3 rounds Round Robin (timed) plus Finals.
Winner: Places based on Final round results.
When: Sunday 25 Sept - 2pm-6pm
Options: A second tier award is also in effect for the highest placed player who has only started the game in the last year.
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| Card artwork © Lissanne Lake 2001 |
Format: Whirlpool of Blood
What that means: Players draft cards from boosters by choosing a card and passing the rest to the player next to them. Using standard "pods" of Feng Shui and foundation characters the players build decks and play. Between each round another booster is drafted and changes can be made to the deck.
Style: 4 rounds Round Robin (timed). No finals.
Winner: Game points across all rounds.
What boosters: At this stage, Shurikens & Six Guns, Critical Shift, Empire of Evil. Other sets are being sourced and will be used if possible.
When: Sunday 25 Sept - 9:00am-1:00pm
Alternate Tournament
Format: "Try my Kung-Fu!"
What that means: Standard deck building rules, as per Final Brawl. After each round players pass the deck they played to a different player who must play that deck in that round.
Style: 4 rounds Round Robin (timed). No finals.
Winner: Game points as player plus game points for the deck. Also prizes for highest ranked player, highest ranked deck and vote for most interesting deck.
When: Saturday 24 Sept - 2pm-6pm
Thursday, 9 June 2011
Official Announcement!
It's said that in the springtime a young person's thoughts turn to... other matters.
And so it's become an Australian outback tradition, regardless of flood, famine or cancelled gaming convention, for the eligible young men and women of the bush to come together for a weekend of fun, socialising and... beating each other silly!
The Shadowfist players of Brisbane, with support from Good Games Spring Hill, are proud to invite all comers to the inaugural B&S Brawl for a weekend of Fist fun and equal opportunity arse kicking.
More details can be found here.
For updates keep coming back to
http://b-and-s-brawl.blogspot.com/
For more info or to express your interest in attending
contact shadowfist.brisbane@gmail.com
And so it's become an Australian outback tradition, regardless of flood, famine or cancelled gaming convention, for the eligible young men and women of the bush to come together for a weekend of fun, socialising and... beating each other silly!The Shadowfist players of Brisbane, with support from Good Games Spring Hill, are proud to invite all comers to the inaugural B&S Brawl for a weekend of Fist fun and equal opportunity arse kicking.
Final Brawl - National Titles
Whirlpool of Blood - tournament draft
Rec games, Demos, Movies and more!
Whirlpool of Blood - tournament draft
Rec games, Demos, Movies and more!
For updates keep coming back to
http://b-and-s-brawl.blogspot.com/
For more info or to express your interest in attending
contact shadowfist.brisbane@gmail.com
Monday, 18 April 2011
Welcome to the B&S Brawl blog
Hi there and welcome to the information portal of the inaugural Shadowfist B&S Brawl.
Where is it?
Good Games, 75 Little Edward Street, Spring Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Why?
With the collapse of GenCon Oz, the Shadowfist players of Brisbane decided the only way we were going to get an Australian national titles event was to plan it ourselves. The B&S Brawl is our attempt at exactly that.
What's Planned?
At this stage we're looking at;
How much will it cost?
Most events will have no cost to take part in, with the main exception being the draft event.
Of course, your transport, accommodation, meals, etc., are your own expense.
Why the name?
The name "B&S Brawl" is a play on the traditional Australian outback gathering the Bachelors & Spinsters Ball, or B&S Ball, where eligible country men and women would come together to have fun, get drunk and maybe find love. In our case, we're swapping out the "find love" bit and replacing it with "kick arse".
Check back for more information as we get closer to the event.
In the mean time,
Shadowfist players of Brisbane
Equal Opportunity Arse Kicking!
Questions?
What is it?
The "B&S Brawl" is a weekend long tournament for the Shadowfist collectible Card Game, including the Australian National Titles. In keeping with the background and theme of the game, the event also plans to include not only card games and tournaments, but also elements based on its Hong Kong action heritage.
When is it?
The "B&S Brawl" is a weekend long tournament for the Shadowfist collectible Card Game, including the Australian National Titles. In keeping with the background and theme of the game, the event also plans to include not only card games and tournaments, but also elements based on its Hong Kong action heritage.
When is it?
24-25 September, 2011
Where is it?
Good Games, 75 Little Edward Street, Spring Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Why?
With the collapse of GenCon Oz, the Shadowfist players of Brisbane decided the only way we were going to get an Australian national titles event was to plan it ourselves. The B&S Brawl is our attempt at exactly that.
What's Planned?
At this stage we're looking at;
- two tournament events
- Australian National Titles (3 player Final Brawl)
- Includes "New Recruit" award for highest-placed player who started in the last year.
- Whirlpool of Blood (3 player draft)
- Recreation games
- Demos
- Movies
How much will it cost?
Most events will have no cost to take part in, with the main exception being the draft event.
Of course, your transport, accommodation, meals, etc., are your own expense.
Why the name?
The name "B&S Brawl" is a play on the traditional Australian outback gathering the Bachelors & Spinsters Ball, or B&S Ball, where eligible country men and women would come together to have fun, get drunk and maybe find love. In our case, we're swapping out the "find love" bit and replacing it with "kick arse".
Check back for more information as we get closer to the event.
In the mean time,
- if you have questions about the event or would like to express your interest in attending you can contact us here or leave a comment.
- if you have questions about Shadowfist you can check out the website here.
Equal Opportunity Arse Kicking!
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