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Overview:
Every six weeks, a new season starts and a new kit becomes available.
Each season is split into two distinct portions.
the first part is a four-week league.
During this time you pair up and play as much as you can trying to earn points.
At the end of the four weeks, the top 2 players in points earn a prize.

The second part is a one-day tournament in which players are seeded accourding to the points
they earnd from the league. This part takes place on the fifth week on the last day of the season.
Top four players in this also win prizes.

Prizes:
Part One: Two Models for the top two players.

Part Two: Pewter Bases for the top four players.

Chainmail Master Reporting Sheet
�Use these to keep track of your score for the league.

Before each game all players must:
�Fill out your names
�The Faction you are playing with
�The date you played your game
�The time you started your game

After the game is complete you must:
�Fill in the time you completed your game
�The winner of the game
�Both players new scores
�Send information to me

Chainmail Player Scoresheets
�Each of you gets a Player Scoresheet.
�Use these to keep track of the information stated above
�Keep these sheets to double-check what is posted on this site

Additional Rules:

Player Scores:
�Each Player in the league starts with a point score of 50 Points.
�For every game you win you gain 10 points
�For every game you lose you subtract 5 points

Playing Rules:
�You may not play the same player more than once unless,
you play a different opponent before the same player.

�You may not play an oppenent who is the or more titles above or below you,
If this leaves you with no one to play, then you cannot play an oppenent who is
ranked three players (through score) more than three players above or below you,
regardless of title.

This season's scenarios are:

�Pincer Move
�Divine Blood (Semi Dark)
�Standard Skirmish

Warband Size:

�All warbands must be 70-points
�Must follow the faction rules
�You must declare your Faction on your scoresheets
�You may change for warband during the league without a loss to your league points, but you must do so before a game with an oppenent.
•You may also change your faction but must then lose 5 league points. If you change your faction write "changed faction" in the "opponent's name" space then minus 5 points.

New Rules:
This next part is word-for-word so you fully understand what it is that Wizards was trying to say. This is not work by chainmailplayers, this comes straight from Wizards league kit.

•Proximity Awareness
An out of command model that is not distracted by seeing enemy models is still aware of all enemy models within 6" (this is know as proximity awareness). If an out of command, maneuvering model has line of sight to no models, but there are enemy models within 6" of it (out of line of sight), The model nust move at full speed toward the nearest of these models.

If there are no enemies within line of sight and none within 6", a maneuvering model that is out of command must move at full speed toward the focus point on the battlefield. (typically, the focus point is the center of the battlefield.)

•Targeting "Any Model"
OrderModel may choose any model within line of sight to charge, shoot at, or cast a spell at (instead of the nearest enemy model). The model may even target a spot on the battlefield.
Model AffectedAny
Command Cost4

A model that recives the order to target an spot on the battlefield can also target models, such as a knocked down model. For example, a Dwarf Scorcher could throw his fire bomb at a point between enemy models to catch both of them in the blast radius. (It still requires a successful attack roll to hit the spot exactly.)

With this order, a model can even make a ranged attack against a model that it can't see (such as a hiding Halfing Sneak). A model thatcan't see its target has a chance of missing. Before attacking, it must roll 11+ on a d20 or its attack automatically misses.

Of course, a model can't make a ranged attack against a model or point on the battlefield if terrain blocks the attack, such as when the target is on the other side of a high wall.

•Revised Scent Range
This creature's sense of smell is so keen that it can locate nearby enemies even if it can't see them. When considering which enemy model is nearest for purposes of this models movement options, enemy models within 12" are considered to be potential nearest models even if this model doesn't have line of sight to them.

For example, an enemy seperated from this model by 3" of woods is not ruled out as possibly the nearset enemy model even though this model doesn't have line of sight to it. Count line of sight normally for other purposes (such as charging).