Darkness fell and the murmuring from the tap-room of the Twisted Goat Inn gradually got louder and louder. Reporting of a wealth of Wyrdstone in a hazardous, and thus unexplored, quarter of Mordheim ruled the banter. Many of the recently arrived clientele spoke of grandeur and treasures, whereas the Inn's patrons warned about the perils that lure in the distant and uncharted areas of Mordheim. However the ale flowed richly and with each mouthful the courage grew, and the still unfound riches were already spend...

 
Some of you might be interested in my impressions of the EuroGT and so here they are :-)

 
IN SHORT
It was one of the greatest weekends of Gaming and Fun I have ever had in my life. Meeting all the people I only knew from the list in Real Life(tm) was great fun and the atmosphere throughout the weekend was so friendly and good that I felt truly sad saying goodbye on Sunday.

 
MEETING THE LISTMEMBERS

The weekend has been great! I have never seen this many people enjoying their favourite games in one room at the same time... Sure it was a tournament, but competitivness was easily surpassed by the enjoyment of all listees playing and marshalling here...

As for the results of the actual tourney's

Overal Best EuroGT player:

At 10, 11 and 12 March 2000, it finally happened... The long awaited EuroGT 2000 took place. The odd 50 Warhammer and Mordheim fanatics traveled from all over Europe to meet each other, often for the first time in life. 'Friends' they had been mailing with for years now stood in front of each other. Ready to take on anybody in a friendly tourney, that would take all weekend.

 
During the Weekend of 10-11-12 March, the MidMarchMania will strike a Golden Tulip Hotel in Bergen op Zoom in the Netherlands. Rooms stuffed with Fantasy Wargames Fantacis, and a whole floor of pure gaming delight.

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