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September 7-8, 2013.
Before the awards presentation we observed a one minute silence in memory of Donald Featherstone.
This year the theme was European armies 1540 to 1600, at 450AP. Scoring was as per The Book.
Results after four rounds
John Way, Dutch Rebellion 1595AD, 30 Points The Winner
Grant Brown, Polish 1599AD, 24 Points Second, plus Best Presented Army
Rowan Coker, Ottoman 1590AD, 23 Points
Philip Abela, Low Countries Spanish 1588AD, 22 Points
Brain Sowman, French Hugenot 1589AD, 21 Points
Richard Foster, French Hugenot 1574AD, 20 Points
Mike Hodgson, Ottoman 1590AD, 11 Points
Mark Caunter, Austrian Imperial, 1590AD, 9 Points
Other achievements of note:
Sniper award for most Generals killed goes to Philip "The Butcher" Abela with 5 notches on his rosary.
Employer of the Month award for most generals lost goes to Richard Foster with 3 situations vacant.
The Sticky Fingers award for most baggages looted is shared by Rowan and Grant with 3 each.
The Uninsurable award for most bags lost goes to Mark with an outstanding score of 5.
A good natured tournament with rare and reasonable appeals to the referee. Thanks to all attending, especially those who had travelled great distances from far-flung Provinces.
Previous PoPs
2004 Open list competition
2005 ECW and TYW
2006 Early Wars
2007 Armies of Africa and Asia
2008 The Wars of Religion
2009 The Turkish Wars
2010 Open list competition
2011 ECW and TYW
2012 Armies 1650-1700
2013 European armies 1540-1600
2014 Non-European armies 1494-1700
2015 Armies and Enemies of Charles V 1516-1556
2016 European Armies 1618 to 1665
2018 Open list competition
2019 Armies in Europe 1494-1600
2020 Armies of Africa and Asia
2022 European armies 1660-1700
2023 Suleiman the Magnificent 1520-1566
2024 Thirty Years War and English Civil War
This page last updated 9 October 2023