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Russian Spy (Chapter II) (Assassin)

This tournament is the second in a series of Russian Spy assassin tournaments. The tournament follows an ‘evolving storyline’ format. It is open to all players with a decent attendance record.


It is the early twentieth century. As a member of the clandestine Russian revolutionaries you have undergone initial spy training (in Chapter I). You are a candidate to become a key man in the planned revolution.

Along with a number of other comrades you are charged to undertake a two further missions to subvert the Tsarist Russian Empire and pave the way for a socialist revolution.

Details of your first mission within the Tsarist Empire will be provided to you in some kind of untraceable anonymous fashion (in keeping with the need for secrecy) – only those succesful in assassinating their target will be provided with the second mission.

You are also briefed on the recognition and benefits that success in early missions would bring, as well as being warned that failure to complete the initial mission will result in you being removed from the elite spy core.

The Storyline as it Evolved:

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ill play

I would like to play please. However, not everything is completely clear to me.

How long should I expect this tournament to last? How many matches would I expect to play total? And how exactly is the winner determined?

count me in please

I'm assuming it will work roughly the same as the previous russian spy tournament. However, 25 is a different number of players then 21.

I'm guessing 5 groups of 5 players, 2 games each group, gives 10 players in round 2.
Then 2 groups of 5 players, 2 games in each group, means 4 players to the final round.
Which is determined by a single four player assassin game.

Is this correct?

MichelSableheart wrote:I'm assuming it will work roughly the same as the previous russian spy tournament. However, 25 is a different number of players then 21.

I'm guessing 5 groups of 5 players, 2 games each group, gives 10 players in round 2.
Then 2 groups of 5 players, 2 games in each group, means 4 players to the final round.
Which is determined by a single four player assassin game.

Is this correct?

This time around it is a quick tournament:

5 x 5-player games - winners advance.

5 Winners play in the final

I'll play.

I'm game, sign me up.

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MGB

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8 more people needed, right?

Yes, 8 players needed

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