Russian Spy (Chapter I) (Assassin) MEK has demonstrated her worth as the revolutionaries' key spy - well played. In the early twentieth century, as a member of the clandestine Russian revolutionaries based in Paris (and former associate of Pyotr Rachkovsky) you undergo initial spy training. You are identified as a candidate to become a key man in the planned revolution.
Along with a number of other comrades you are charged to undertake a number of information and sabotage missions to subvert the Tsarist Russian Empire and pave the way for a socialist revolution.
Details of your first mission are provided to you – to assassinate leaders of the Okhrana’s satellite agency in France, thus reducing their attempts to disrupt your organisation. From then on, missions will be revealed by your superiors, in some kind of untraceable anonymous fashion, in keeping with the need for secrecy …
You are also briefed on the recognition and benefits that success in early missions would bring, as well as being warned that failure to complete any of the initial missions will result in you being removed from the elite spy core.
This tournament is the first in a series of Russian Spy assassin tournaments in conjunction with the
Nation of The Red Star clan. The tournament follows an ‘evolving storyline’ format. It is open to all players with a decent attendance record. Premium is advised as there will be 2, and possibly 3 games at once.
The Storyline as it Evolved: show
A note drops through the letter box of your Parisian flat:Game 4684891 (Auto-Join Game )
Details: show
Initial Infiltration Phase: Advanced Infiltration Stage: Final Subversion Stage:
Match Options show
The first mission will take place on the France map. Further missions will take place on maps to be revealed as the storyline evolves …
Players show
There will be 21 players.
Group Allocation show
Players will be allocated groups according to random.org.
Reserves show
All reserves will be sent a PM when an opening occurs. The first reserve to respond will gain a place.
Joining Matches show
Players will be informed when they have a match and will have 24 hours to join. If they fail to do so then they will be ejected from the tournament and a reserve will replace them.
Winning Matches show
* Winners of each match are expected to PM the Tournament Organiser with details of the no. of terminations for each player. Failure to do so straight after match completion will result in points nt being awarded.
Build-Up Matches show
The position of players after 24 rounds will determine how points are awarded. The remainder of the game would then be a points-only affair.
Partnerships / Regular opponents show
Players must inform the tournament organiser if they have a regular partner or opponent that is also featuring in the tournament. The organizer can then ensure these players do not play together to avoid any potential claims of foul play by other players.
Some of the other Tournaments by DJ Teflon show
Click on the links for details (tournaments currently taking sign-ups are on the left of each section, on-going tournaments in the middle and completed tournaments on the right):Speed Tournaments: 'Evolving Storyline' Terminator Tournaments: Nationality-Based Tournaments: Short Terminator Tournaments: Liverpool FC European Campaigns:
Questions & Answers show
How many players advance in the next round? And how do you decide who advances if it's more than one?
Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 3:40 pm
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