Welcome to my SFB page!

Well, as you can tell, there is not too much to it yet.
I'm working on it still. About the only thing that I do have is my PBEM pages that I am either participating in or webmeistering.

Games I am playing in:

Games I am Moderating:

None currently.

FINISHED GAMES

Games I Played:

I competed in ADB's HR5 tournament flying a Gorn TCC.
Round One: I survived the first round by defeating Steve Rushing's Romulan TFH in a long drawn out ballet that lasted until turn 8! Go here to see how it went.
Round Two: was supposed to be me against Randy Steck's Orion, but he had to drop out and Brain Forsberg advanced from the alternates to play me. We started about halfway through the tournament and we only made it halfway through round 2. I made a page for it HR5212. but it is not the official page. The game was adjucated in my favor, so on to round three!
Round Three: pitted me against Carl-Magnus Carlsson in his TKR. Another plasma ballet. We only made it to the end of turn 5 though. He gave me 2 range-5 centerline shots on him, enabling me to knock down 2 shields and do a handful of internals. I won the Adjucation.
Round Four: My hardest game in this tourney. I went up against Andrew Dederer's Klink. He was one of the few people that I REALLY didn't want to have to face since I know what he can do in that ship, and was hoping I wouldn't have to since he started out as an alternate. He made it through to Round 4 anyway and cleaned my clock. He went all the way to the Final round. not sure how it turned out.

SFA tournament 10. I chose to fly the Fed TCC.
Round 1: Game 10SFA103. I flew against Instigator's Battlepig. It was a long, drawn out dogfight. Right before the final strike, I had fired 8 photons and rolled 5 6's!!!! How can you win with rolls like that? Check out my after action report to find out how I did indeed pull out the win.
Round 2: This was a little slow to start. We exchanged range 8 alphas. I did a handful of internals and kept 1 box on my #6, then we ran away to rearm. Kazrak had to quit due to real life time constrants, forcing me to play a wild card game. See 10SFA204
Round 2 Wild Card: I once again fought Instigator's BattlePig. Despite my best efforts the Fed was unable to pull out another miracle against one of its most heinous opponents. Instigator simply made no capitalizable error and blew me away.

I competed in 13SFA in a Klingon D7CT. I am not a Klingon player by nature, and Monty handed me my first PBEM defeat. The game went until turn 4, and was adjucated against me. Its real tough to win against the 6xP-3 ISC in the Klink, and aparantly I haven't figured it out yet. Fortunately, the ISC has since been downgraded, so I don't have to worry as much anymore.

SFALT1004. This is SFA's new ladder tournament system. Each time you win, you advance to a higher ladder, and have to play someone on that rung to advance. After you win your fifth game, you get an Ace Card! If you lose, you have to start over again from the beginning. This was my first round game. It ended with us in the same hex launching everything at each other, causing my opponent to surrender.

Games I Moderated:

A0182. SG22 Police Action pited Lawman's Klingon G2 against Kashkalgar's Fed Police Cutter as they fought over a poor frieghter that happened to pick the wrong spot to cross the border. Lawman's attack and SS were too much for the POL.

A0192. Lord Dread in the Hydran TLM vs Scott Moelmer's ISC TCC. Rather violent fight which gradually faded away from us.

SFALT1001. This is SFA's new ladder turnament system, and I got to moderate the first game! Carl-Magnus Carlsson's TKR and Scott Yelton's Gorn furiously tried to destroy each other, but Carl ended up the victor.

Games I Webmeistered:

10SFA105. This was a fast paced game with Greyfell's Seltorian vs Scruffybeard's Klingon that was unfortunately cut short because Greyfell had to withdraw from the tourney.

Game A0171 with Beth Webert's ISC againt Scott Yelton's FED. This game ended with a range 1 crunch at the beginning of turn 2 with Beth winning.

13SFA104

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