The year is still young – if you would like to setup a tournament series as well, post in the forum or reach out directly to me or a NAF member. Up to date we have 16 tournament series world-wide that have registered in our forum. You can read all about the requirements for holding a tournament series on the respective NAF page. The idea behind is to encourage coaches to attend more tournaments in their larger area, foster local communities – and gain more chances for bragging rights! With the tournament scene exploding and numbers being back to pre-Covid times again, we have restarted the NAF tournament series program! In a nut shell: there are two different options to hold a tournament series, an open series that will include all tournaments in a certain geographic area, or a closed series that will encompass only certain pre-defined tournaments. Report: Spring Open in Prague (by Volkajo)ġ.a report of a recent tournament you visited or ran), reach out! Contact info are available on our NAF staff site. If you are interested in a more in-depth review, check out our page with podcasts, as a lot of the recent episodes are covering this newest edition by Cyanide!Īs always, if you want to contribute any content to this blog (e.g.
We are also brushing over the newly published Blood Bowl 3.
In this month’s edition, these are Spring Open in Prague, the German Dungeonbowl major and the Italian Fulginium Cup national. Welcome back to the March edition of the Tournament Director Blog, where we keep you updated about things that are going on behind the scenes, highlight interesting tournament-relevant content, give an outlook on upcoming events, and, most importantly, publish reports on a few recent tournaments.
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