Standard Bearer: Throne of Skulls
August 2008·pp. 72–74
THE SHORT VERSION
Jervis Johnson recalls the social purpose of the first Grand Tournaments: a weekend of shared games, conversation and evening events. Alessio Cavatore’s suggestion of a prestige prize leads to Aly Morrison’s Khorne-on-his-throne trophy and the Throne of Skulls name. Jervis stresses that the new award recognises an existing community rather than changing the event’s spirit. Competition remains the activity that brings hobbyists together, with friendship and feedback equally valuable outcomes.
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