The DDM Guild is pleased to, for the first time, officially support a series of National D&D Miniatures Championships across the world. These championships provide a great tournament environment, with byes provided for the National winners for use in any of the elite Continental championships. The winner of the largest Continental Championship (in numbers of participants) will be crowned the World Constructed DDM Champion for 2010.

As you’ve seen from our D&D XP presentation, the DDM Guild will attend GenCon Indy between the 5th and 8th of August 2010, and will host the 2010 Constructed Championships there. If you plan to attend, as we hope you are, you are probably already wondering… How will qualification for the biggest DDM event of the year work?

The DDM Guild is pleased to bring you the most recent update to the floor rules, which includes updates to the legal maps and figures, as well as a table of contents for quickly finding what you need if you are working from a print, rather than pdf, copy. We’ve also finally listed Windswept Precipice as legal for the small map formats (and you can still download it here), to confirm it is legal for sanctioned play.

The Guild will be attending Dungeons and Dragons Experience in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and running a full host of fun and competitve tournaments.

The fun events include the community draft, the campaign card tournament, league, and a dungeon run, while competitive tournaments will include the annual Limited Championship tournament, and we will be introducing a new Arena Format Constructed championship. If you’ve played Arena, you know its a good bridge between fun and competitive play.

The DDM Guild is happy to support stores and gaming clubs wishing to continue the tradition of cracking open two brand new boosters and building a warband that would never see play in any other skirmish format. Download our fact sheet for all the information you need to organize or attend a Legendary Evils Release Event.

Release Event Locations

We'll update this map as we learn of more events being held around the globe.

Our Dutch Chapter Master, David Balder, brings us an excellent report on the Dutch Open 2009 in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

The Dutch Open, a qualifier for the D&D Miniatures Game European Championship, was organized on the 21st of June. The tournament was visited by 11 players, with two German and one Belgian guest. The tournament ran for 5 rounds without playoffs: we wanted everybody to play as many matches as possible.