Please join us in Oklahoma City for a Vintage gathering. All proceeds will go to Infant Crisis Services. Details below. If you have any questions, please let me know.
Format: Vintage Constructed, 100% playtest cards allowed
Structure: Swiss +1
Prizes: All prizes will be donated (not required for entry) and distributed based on final standings. This is not meant to be a 'high EV' event, rather a gathering of people that enjoy vintage, good food and/or beer, and like to help out a good cause.
Entry: $20 (cash only please). All entries will be donated to Infant Crisis Services (https://www.infantcrisis.org/).
Where: Social Capital (features 120 draft beers, a full wine and cocktail list, street tacos, salads, charcuterie, and house-made ice cream)
517 S. Hudson Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73109
https://www.socialcapitalokc.com/
When: Sunday, January 19th. Bar opens at 11a, tournament to start at noon.
Event will allow 100% playtest cards, we only request that they be legible. Decklists are not required/will not be collected. Lets play some vintage and support a great local charity!
@desolutionist damn, you are still salty about getting stomped by belcher? Shit happens, you got vintaged. Its a Hazard of playing the format.
We had 19 in Edmond, OK at Storm Brew Games this weekend (was very surprised by the turnout, to be honest). Plans are to schedule events every other month.
Madness Comics and Games in Denton, TX has proxu vintage about every quarter (usually the week after set release). They also ran 4 EW vintage trials last season.
Making the trek from OK would be rough. We make the round trip to Denton for Vintage in a day, but an 8hr drive one way would require 2 days of travel. Not opposed to that, but the draw would have to be fairly large (50+ people, high entry mostly paid out in prizes) to warrant the extra day of travel and a hotel room.
@fsecco FWIW, this appears to be modern, and GY order does not matter in that format.
A prize for best finishing non-proxy deck feels like a 'rich get richer' scenario if you are trying to grow a community. Reduced entry for no proxies and/or prizes for highest unpowered finish seem more in line with what you are trying to do.
@neo_altoid absolutely! there are lots of ways to acknowledge a good game w/o physical contact.
Regardless of reason, no one has the right to anyone else's body. Ever. Win or lose, you are allowed to offer a handshake but expecting it in return is an entitled position. The reason behind your opponent refusing to shake does not matter. They don't want to touch you, and you have to respect that.