Portals, Traps & Chests

Portals, Traps & Chests (PTC) is a Dungeon Bowl tournament using the three-ball format pioneered by the Bonehead Podcast. PTC will consist of three 1.75 hour rounds and will be held at W.O.W. (717 SE Main Portland, OR). PTC is a CULT sanctioned minor tournament, with a $15 entry per coach, with proceeds going to awards and Ordo Fanaticus. All released teams from the Dungeon Bowl rulebook, and their Spike Magazine updates, are available for selection. Three Ball Format After feedback from our previous Dungeon Bowl events, this year we will be using the Three Ball Format. At PTC there are six treasure chests; three of these will hold a ball instead of the regular one. We will be using our Dungeon Bowl Ball Tokens for the event so it’s nice and straight forward. Coaches will be paired randomly for the first match, with matches two and three being paired in the Monrad swiss format. Scoring a Touchdown: if a player scores a Touchdown; the ball and player are removed from the game. That player is placed into the Reserve box, and the ball is removed from the pitch. This ends that player’s activation, but does not end your turn. After a touchdown, a coach may teleport the scoring player back in from reserves if they haven’t used the teleporter/magic sponge yet that turn. The game will end at the end of the round (1.75 hours) or if three touchdowns are scored. Team Build PTC teams may only be built with College of Magic teams from the Dungeon Bowl rulebook. TV1100 (1.1 million gold crowns) Skill Pack: 4 Primary Skills 1 Secondary Skill (May Be a Primary) Available Inducements 0-3 Bribes All teams get one of their College Wizards for free! Scoring Win: 30pts Draw: 10pt Lose: 0pts Bonus Points: Per TD: 2pts (max 6pts) Per Cas: 1pt (max 4pts) Casualties: Blocks and Fouls; does not include failed Dodges, Rushes, Thrown Teammates, or Traps. Allow No Touchdowns: 3pts After the final round, players on the same points will be separated by the following tiebreakers: Head-to-Head TD Difference + CAS/2 Difference TD Difference + CAS Difference Sonneborn-Berger (opponent’s score) – Strength of Schedule as determined by Tourplay.net TD Difference CAS Difference Other than Head-to-Head, the final standings in Tourplay.net will be our final standings This is due to Tourplay determining Sonneborn-Berger score, and the Monrad Swiss method having an impact on standings. Tournament Administration PTC will be using Tourplay.net for administration. All coaches are required to bring an Internet-enabled device to live record their games. All roster builds will be hidden until registration is closed, two days before the tournament. Tourplay.net registration is now open! Awards Champion Best Offense Best Defense Most Brutal Player's Choice (Appearance Award; only coaches who have painted/modeled their own teams are eligible) Schedule 9:30a Registration/Coaches Meeting 10:00a Game One 12:30p Game Two 2:30p Game Three 5:00p Awards