TORC

As in the previous editions there are two main events, independant of each other, and both together will determine the Ruby Champion.

The Metagame implications go to the final ranking of the Ruby Champion candidates not on one of the two tournaments!

Saturday:

Tournament 1: Ruby champion qualifyer – Selection of candidates

40/40 Celestial (IG3 and Empire at war are legal).

Swiss and tops dependant on the number of participants.

From 10h30 - 23h00

After swiss rounds are finished, various side events will be proposed:

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Sunday: Test of the Ruby Champion – Brilliance, court politics, favours, influence and pulling strings

Tournament 2 (for all ): 40/40 Celestial (IG3 and Empire at war are legal) – All (open) strongholds from legal factions are allowed!

From 9h00-18h00

Ideally 18h00-18h30 prize ceremony

ToRC has a tradition of being a different and innovative tournament, and we’ll stay in that line.

Determination of the Ruby Champion

Ruby champion qualifyer – Selection of candidates

That’s the easy part:

The Top of each Clan on this tournament are candidates t0 becoming the 10th Ruby Champion!

Test of the Ruby Champion – Brilliance, court politics, favours, influence and pulling strings

The comlicated part:

First explanation in brief (no maths involved):

Ruby champion will be one of the candidates with a good overall score (both tournaments) and who gains additional support from his/her supporters, therefore Brilliance, court politics, favours, influence and pulling strings

Second explanation (maths involved):

Influence points are collected amongst the candidates in order to determine who amongst the chosen is going to be the 10th Ruby Champion

Each candidate has a starting value depending on the performance of Day 1.

Each victory = 10 points (including swiss + tops)

In addition their performance on Day 2 will be added (and losses are deducted).

If a candidate plays the same deck, the value of a victory is 10, the value of a loss is 5.

If a candidate plays a different deck the value of a victory is 12 the value of a loss is 6

Court politics, favours and influence:

All other participants can support any one of the candidates (regardless of clan etc.).

(In case they don’t want to choose whom to support, they will be added to the winner of the day 1 event)

For each round, the all supporters together add an influence value between 0 and 10 to each of their candidates (swiss rounds and tops).

The influence value is calculated as follows:

Number of wins x 10 / (number of supporters – x – y)

(x = 0 if 0-5 supporters,
x = 1 if 6-10 supporters,
x = 2 if 11-15,
x = 3 if >15)

(y= number of games amongst players that support the same candidate)

Influence value is always rounded down to the next full number.

Examples:

Round1 Crane has 8 supporters, 6 of them win, this adds 6×10 / (8-1) = 8.57 = 8 points

Round2 Crane 2 wins, this adds 2×10/ (8-1) = 2.85 = 2 points

Round1 Unicorn has 3 supporters, 1 of them wins, this add 1×10 / 3 = 3 points
Round2 Unicorn 3 wins, this adds 3×10/3 = 10 points

Round2 Scorpion has 13 supporters, 9 of them win, this adds 90×10 / (13-2) = 8.18 = 8 points
Round2 Scorpion 2 matches are same supporters, 8 total wins, this adds 8×10 / (13-2-2) = 8.88 = 8 points

Round3 Scorpion 3 matches are same supporters, 9 total wins (out of 10 possible), this adds 9×10 / (13-2-3)= 11,25 = 10 points (max.)

The scores are calculated and published during the rounds that follow.

At the end of the event the title of Ruby Champion is awarded to the player with the highest influence score based on the Sunday event.

In case of a tie, the player with most supporting players gets the title.

Capice?

Teutates a écrit:On va remonter un deck junghar... quoique un shitome doit pouvoir être efficace aussi.