Left: Lazily lying at the hotel pool.Right: Evening sky.
Left: Playarea near the pool.Right: VtES geeks playing before any tournament.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Current NAC/EC Websites
Followers of the EC 2009
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(34)
-
▼
November
(27)
- Results & Decklists VtES EC 2009 Tournaments
- More Pictures from the VtES EC 2009
- EC 2009 Day 2 Finals Chronicle
- Pictures from the Day 2 Tournament
- Pictures from EC 2009 Draft Tournament
- More Pictures from Day 1
- EC 2009 Day 1 Finals Chronicle
- T-Shirts at the VtES EC 2009 (Part 3)
- Results EC 2009: European Championship (Day 2)
- Results EC 2009: First Chance Qualifier
- Results EC 2009: European Championship (Day 1)
- EC 2009 Day 1 Final Just Started
- Siesta during VTES EC 2009 Day 1 Tournament
- Pictures from the Last Chance Qualifier & Storylin...
- Pictures from the Storyline Tournament "Friday 13th"
- Bestsellers
- Results EC 2009: Last Chance Qualifier
- VtES EC 2009: Final Round just started
- Siesta during VTES EC 2009 Last Chance Qualifier
- T-Shirts at the VtES EC 2009 (Part 2)
- Pictures from the Pickup Games at the Welcome Party
- T-Shirts at the VtES EC 2009 (Part 1)
- VtES EC 2009 About To Start
- EC 2009 Participant Statistics (Update)
- "Friday 13th" Storyline Bounty
- VtES EC 2009 Welcome Party
- Last Call for Room Reservations for the EC
-
▼
November
(27)
Labels
- Continental Championship (6)
- EC (22)
- Friday 13th (2)
- Humor (1)
- LCQ (1)
- Registration (1)
- Shirts (1)
- Storyline (3)
- Tournament (5)
- VtES (32)
What is VtES?
Vampire: The Eternal Struggle (VtES) is a multiplayer collectible card game (CCG) set in the World of Darkness. It was created by Richard Garfield, the designer of "Magic: the Gathering" , and initially released by "Wizards of the Coast" in 1994, and is now published by "White Wolf, Inc.".
More general information can be found in the Wikipedia article on VtES.
More general information can be found in the Wikipedia article on VtES.
About Me
- extrala
- Luck is not a factor. Hope is not a strategy. Fear is not an option.
Keep it coming Ralf :)
ReplyDelete