The 2004 MONTREAL ADVANCED SQUAD LEADER FESTIVAL
May 22-23-24

MR. 10-3

This year, we change our format. No more time-limited five hour rounds! The main tournament will be as many rounds as necessary, probably four or five rounds, to have one undefeated player. That player becomes Mr. 10-3. The only time to remember is the nine a.m. start time each day. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. each morning. Each round will have a choice of five scenarios. Players can choose scenarios from previous rounds by mutual agreement. At least one choice will require knowledge of only chapters A to D. Each player secretly chooses and ranks three scenarios, and then the players compare choices to arrive at the scenario they will play. The tournament rules, distributed on site, explain everything in detail.

Round 1 Scenarios
WCW 5 Los Ejercitos Nuevos
CH 11 Rite of passage
28 Ambush!
A88 Surprise Encounter
67 Cibiks Ridge

Round 2 Scenarios
CH44 Operation Northwind
J77 Moses Blazes
J35 Siam Sambal
J44 Audacity!
A25 Cold Crocodiles

Round 3 Scenarios
ASLNEWS 31 State Farm
A119 Showdown in Syria
CH 49 High Danger
SP 80 Die Gurkha Die
A89 First Day of Diadem

Round 4 Scenarios
SP 62 Ils ne passeront pas
J69 The Army at the Edge of the World
84 Round One
DB020 3rd RTR in the Rain
A99 To Clear a Roadblock

Round 5 Scenarios
A28 The Professionals
A60 Totsugeki!
ASLUG8 Desert Citadel
J32 Panzer Graveyard
BB13 Troumph atop Taraldsvikfjell

MINI-TOURNAMENTS

This year the Montreal ASL Festival will feature several mini tournaments for players who can join us for only one day, or for players who choose to leave the Mr. 10-3 tournament after they can no longer win. Saturday evening will see the first round of a Fog of War mini which will use two historical ETO scenarios designed by Ian Daglish. Ian has published several scenarios with MMP and has recently published a book about the Normandy Operation Bluecoat. In this mini, each player knows only their own OB and VC.

Sunday morning, we will start our Armour mini. Players will participate in a preliminary heat in which they will play as many armour only scenarios from a supplied list, as they can, in a fixed amount of time. The two players with the best records will participate in the final round during the evening, which will feature a choice of several large predominately armour scenarios.

Armour Mini: Preliminary Heat Scenarios

35 Blazin Chariots
T2 The Puma Prowls
W1 Traverse right...Fire
WCW4 Cat Becomes the Mouse
DR 6 Killing Field
CH 16 Out of Luck
A61 Across The Wire
CH 58 Death Ride

Armour Mini: Final Round Scenarios

A51 Clash at Psel
AP7 Directive Number 3
83 An Uncommon Occurrence

On Sunday evening, we will hold the second round of the Fog of War mini.
On Monday, we will feature a VP mini. All participants play the same scenario (J48 Blood Enemies). There are two winners: best Allied player and best Axis player.

OPEN GAMING
During all three days, players may choose to engage in open gaming instead of participating in a tournament.

All games reported on players tournament record will be applied by us to OARS and ROAR. We will provide reduced size copies of the scenarios during the tournament.

PRIZES
We will have trophies for the winners of each of our tournaments. We will also have trophies for things like best ROF, most twos and most twelves. We expect to have merchandise prizes and gift certificate prizes.

REGISTRATION
Register in advance or at the door. The fee is $30 ($24 USD) for all three days or half that for one day. Spectators welcome at no charge.
Please make cheques payable to Bruno LArcheveque and mail with the registration form to:

Bruno LArcheveque, 2294 Fauteux, Laval, Quebec, H7T 2S6, Canada

HOTEL INFORMATION
Hotel Reservation Phone Numbers:
1-800-567-0880 toll free or (514) 938 4611
At the time of this writing, the room rate is $159 (Canadian) per night.
Most rooms have 2 double beds. All rooms are air-conditioned and have color television. There is indoor or outdoor parking available for an additional fee. The hotel has a restaurant, and is near a variety of restaurants, as well as shops and nightclubs.
The hotel is located on Guy Street, just south of Boulevard Rene Levesque. It is about a ten minute walk south of the Guy Concordia subway station.

DIRECTIONS
From New York State: Highway I-87 north to border, then follow signs to Montreal and Highway 15. Take Champlain Bridge and then follow Highway 720 east to downtown Montreal, exit #3 Guy Street. Turn right on Rene-Levesque. After several blocks, turn right on Guy Street.
From Toronto: take Highway 401 east. At the border with Quebec, it becomes Highway 40. Follow the signs for Montreal to Highway 15 south. Take Highway 15 to Highway 720 east to downtown Montreal, exit #3 Guy Street. Turn right on Rene-Levesque. After several blocks, turn right on Guy Street.

NEED MORE INFORMATION?
Phone (450) 688-7892 on weekend days or on weekday evenings between 6:30 PM and 9:30 PM (Eastern Standard Time).
Or, send an Email to
blarcheveque@aircanada.ca
or
diane-mike@sympatico.ca