Season 20 Standings

Season 20 results will be here as the results reported. You can see lifetime standings HERE.

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Brass Online Tournament
Season 20 Report Results

Only the winner of each game should record the results. Please, use the form below. Use bucketofdice to report the results.

https://www.bucketofdice.com

Season 20 Game Assignments

Group and Match Assignments for Season 20 are here. You can also see your games on bucketofdice. You may choose any color, as the webmaster of Order of the Hammer has confirmed that Start Player can not be predetermined and this capability will not be instituted.

Be sure to name the game using the game name below and invite the other players listed. All games should be password protected using the word “meeple” in all lowercase letters.  Any player may set up the game, but the winner of each game is responsible for entering the results using the  game results report form.

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Sign Ups Closed for
Season 20

Missed it? Fill out the form for notification of the next season.

Make sure you have a user identity and sign up at:

bucketofdice.com

If you don’t already have one, create an account for the sign up system the Meeple League uses. Be sure to add your orderofthehammer user name (and any others you have) to your account.

You can sign-up by clicking the button on the home page or use the Play! menu and select Register for Tournament to see all the events open for sign up.

Players are sorted into groups of 7 players based on previous results.  In a season, each player plays in 4 games. Each other member of your group will be in 2 games against you. See scoring rules below.

Divisions are based on previous Season results. New players enter at the bottom level for their first season.

You’ll receive a notice in your email once the pairings are ready.

Last Season Results

Alexandre Fafard has broken through the Andrew Emerick streak of dominance by winning Brass Season 18.  Andrew still came in strong by finishing in second, as Alex’s 3 wins were too much to overcome.  Rob Flowers rejoins the top tier for Season 19, joined by Scott Rothstein after Division 2 victories.

You can see lifetime standings HERE.

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Brass Online Tournament News

Tournament format:

Players will be sorted into Groups of 7 players based on previous results. In a season, each player plays in 4 games. Each other member of your Group will be in 2 games against you. You can read the full details about league and scoring rules HERE.

Brass is Martin Wallace’s game of economic development in the early Industrial Age around Manchester and Liverpool.

Our Brass tournament will use the online implementation at brass.orderofthehammer.com. We will use the original version of the game – no expansion content, and no special options. You’ll receive a notice in your email once the matchups are ready. If you do sign up, you are committing to checking the website a couple of times on most days (it’s OK if something comes up every once in a while, or if you’re out of town for a weekend), but in general we’re hoping game lengths will be measured in weeks not months.

Good luck!

8 thoughts on “Brass Online Tournament”

  1. I haven’t played a game of Brass in about 5 years so was’t too surprised to be seeded in tier 3, but just noticed what the rating criteria was, and I think I should have actually been the 7th person in tier 1. Was a little rusty but won 2 of 4, wouldn’t mind being bumped up next season if possible.

    Thanks
    Shibumi14

  2. I was just looking for my season 1 ending standings… but the people I played against aren’t listed as being in my division… and the divisions do not have even number of 1st/2nd/3rd/4th…. so it looks like who is in what division got scrambled a bit.

  3. Did someone report the results from 4-A G4? It looks like they have been reported, but I was the winner and I did not report them. I don’t want to double report, but can’t seem to verify.

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