Is this your first time attending an event?
Here’re some expectations and answers to questions we’ve had.
First, welcome. The Blood Bowl community is one of the greatest gaming communities you’ll find. Everyone is very welcoming and open to helping out new people and getting to make new friends.
This year, Orclahoma Weekend will start on Friday with Spiky Cup as a 7s event. Don’t expect a regular event, no… check the rules and be afraid… be very afraid… or just enjoy the weirdness. It is listed as a Draft style this year, so if you haven’t marked that off on the NAF tracking, now you can!
Then Orclahoma Bowl is going to be 5 games over two days. This is also the Return of Nuffleween. This is a tournament we used to run every year as close to 11/11 as possible (Nuffle’s favorite number of course) and we’re excited to bust it out again and do some changes. All for the better of course…. or is it?
We tend to communicate by email. Whatever email you used to register with or whichever one you tell us to use, we’ll be in contact with everyone and giving any updates as we get closer to the event. We will also post on the Facebook event page and you’re always welcome to message us with any questions.
For the Blood Bowl events themselves, we do expect a 3 color minimum on your team, them to be clearly marked or identifiable and not in poor taste. Tournament Organizers are the final call in all matters. If you have a question, let us know.
As we have the hotel to ourselves this year, we can hang out there after the events and just have a great time. There’s no requirement to stay at the hotel or do anything but show up and have a good time, but it’s a great time to hang out and be part of the community.
Ultimately we’re there to have fun. If something is keeping you from doing that, let us know.
All events are open to all. No discrimination, harassment, abuse or anything is allowed.
Anyone behaving in inappropriate behavior is subject to being removed at TO discretion without a refund.
This includes CHEATING! Due to recent events at a tournament in California, all players are required to use Tournament dice for the event. If anyone is caught cheating, they will forfeit all previous and current matches and be forced to leave the event.
