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Great blog as usual Phil. What I still don't get from the NAF is the "selected experts" thing that you stumble around here and there. I really like that the NAF is as transparent as it is (it feels transparent really), i don't get that part to be honest.

As i am not sure if you refer to my points regarding the LD-Election/Naf-Structures as i said - i am always eager to help/discuss and you know how to get to me .
Still i think the League director could be "changed" somehow.

Keep up your great work!!!

Hello there!

I think, even in the field of variants, that a review would be a very cumbersome and overwhelming process if it was open to 3000 members to chip in their comments un-filtered. I much prefer a process where we advertise it’s happening and members can go through their NTOs (who are all invited to the discussion) as a bit of a summary / filter step. Now, you might see that as not 100 % transparent, but I think it means that we can conduct the review in a timely manner while everyone has a route to contributing. Without it, we may never filter out the noise from the signal and make any progress.

On ‘experts’ - in this case we have 5-8 TOs that run variant events all year. I guess they are the guys who will know if there are issues. It’s right they are heavily involved (if they want to be)!

LD - I guess I meant it was an interesting discussion all in. I’ve not seen it elsewhere. I think LD is a tricky position to define, so that should probably be on the new LD’s list of things to do. And maybe it should be on our list as a committee to talk about the position in more philosophical terms and think where it should end up? I don’t know off the top of my head.

And thanks for the kind words!

Purplegoo schrieb:
Thats what i meant - somehow the LD should be more defined. For me for example its the NAF-guy who is looking for leagues and OBBLM-Issues. I am not even sure that this is correct. But its a bit deterrent to run for it.

Hi all!

It's NAF TD blog time again. As ever, general NAF thoughts can be found here, and a tournament report over on TheTacklezone, here.

This month, we cover tournaments in Stockport and Toronto, look at World Cup rule stats and I try and remember REVA Once in Valencia. There was a free bar, it is hazy.

Cheers!

It's that time again!

Please find my NAF related blog here and my report of the 2019 Dungeonbowl here, complete with dungeon images and really bad MS Paint work. I might get better, one day! A pleasure to see so many of you in Dusseldorf, as ever.

Cheers!

Looking forward for the Dungeonbowl NAF ruleset.

Me too. It's getting there!

I've just posted my April NAF TD blog here. No tournament report from me this month, but hopefully some nice stuff in the NAF blog including a cracking report from a Spanish GoT themed event. Nothing if not timely (no spoilers)!

Cheers.

Hello!

A late one but hopefully a good one, as I look back on May NAF matters here and am probably the last of the NAFC bloggers to write-up my 2019 experience here. With any luck it was worth the wait!

Cheers.

Hi all,

Having had June off blogging, I'm back with a bumper July edition. This month, we have reports from two NAF majors (Spike! in Canada and the Eucalyptus Bowl in Australia), along with notes from POW Town and the Copa Tenochtitlan. Of course, all of the usual news and updates are covered.

While I'm here tugging your coattails, if you're interested in website developments / variants read this announcement, and to get across the 2019 Annual Review, this one.

Cheers!

Good writing. Thx

Hello! A mercifully short NAF TD blog from me this month. We have some tournament news from New Zealand, as well as Lucca 2015 nostalgia as we get ever close to Dornbirn. I'll be back to double-blogging next month and covering a tournament I've played over on thetacklezone, I hope!

Cheers.

Purplegoo schrieb:
Where are u? Missing british Teams on GTB...greetinx to Lycos

I was at a domestic tournament this year (see below). Maybe I'll be back next year.

Just a touch late, here are my last blogs before Blood Bowl's big one in Dornbirn! September NAF stuff is dealt with here, and a report of my trip up to Newcastle for the 12th Geordiebowl here.

Since I'm making this post anyway, this month the NAF released the results of our variants review. Have a look here if you've missed them thus far. They're very pretty, even if you might not otherwise be interested!

Going to Dornbirn? Pop over and say hello!

Cheers!

Hi gang,

My October NAF TD blog is online. This month, what else? A heavy dose of NAF World Cup IV for you. Check it out here.

For those of you interested in the results of the NAF Annual Review process, these will go online tomorrow, November 1. Check thenaf.net for all of the detail.

Cheers!

Das NAF Annual 2020 ist veröffentlicht und hier zu finden:

www.thenaf.net/tournaments/nafdocs/

Bitte auch die Dateien lesen, da sich die Struktur des Annuals gegenüber dem 2019er verändert hat.