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 What's NewMay 28: Maps added to Travel section. July 5: Policy change for Lords of Middle-Earth. Your choice of Lord will be assigned on a first-come/first-paid - first-assigned basis. July 9: The following Lords are unavailable for the Lords of Middle-Earth scenario: Elrond, Cirdan, Thrain, Strider, Lt. Angmar, Lt. Morgul, Grimburgoth July 27: There are only 36 spaces for the Dragon Rouge restaurant! There are only 4 unreserved spaces left! Those who have paid their registration fee have their places guaranteed, but others will have their spaces guaranteed on a first-paid, first-guaranteed basis July 30: There is no more room at the Dragon Rouge! August 20: Need a deck list? Need a Tournament Guide, with the schedule and descriptions of all the events? Have no fear! Executive CommitteeWe are your Executive Committee. Contact any of us for information about the event.
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MECCG Worlds DateFriday, August 24 to Sunday, August 26 LocationAtwater Library, 1200 Atwater Avenue Westmount (a city in the center of Montreal), Quebec, Canada. This is considered to be the western-most tip of downtown Montreal, and is within walking distance of most of the major attractions, including the Old Port. See the Travel section for more information. ScheduleWe have three full days of events:
Note on North American ChampionshipsChad Martin, head of the Council of Lorien is organizing the 2001 North American Championships in parallel with the World Championships. Win, and earn your spot at Worlds in 2002! There will be an open qualifier on Sunday, August 26, and the finals the next day, on Monday, August 27. So, if you're making your travel plans, be sure to keep an extra day available! Contact Chad for more information.PrizesWe have some marvelous prizes to offer for all events:
TravelMontreal is easily accessible by air and rail. Within the city itself, nearly everything is within walking distance, or within reach of the extensive public transit system. Here are some maps from Tourism Montreal that can help you out:
AccomodationsAs much as possible, we will try to board visiting players with local players, but this is not guaranteed. Gary Devouges will maintain a waiting list for visiting players who would prefer boarding to hotel accomodations, and will make hotel reservations for visiting players upon request. Hotel accomodations are usually plentiful, and a room for four people runs at $193/night (Canadian, of course) downtown. You might want to take advantage of the weak Canadian dollar! If you want to search for hotel accomodations yourself, here's a list of the hotels in downtown Montreal (make certain to inquire about the distance to the Atwater Library). The search results link just died on me...I'm going to find another listing. There are also a few week-long apartment rentals available, if you go a little further afield than the downtown core. These places have kitchens, and can usually fit four to six people.. Check out No More Hotels for ideas. Gary Devouges has a list of likely candidates. RegistrationWe're asking for a registration fee of $25 US/person for the weekend. There are no single day or two-day packages. This registration fee pays for the rental of the space, and the purchase of all the prizes. The fee does not cover food, lodging, snacks, card sleeves, etc. We can accept payments by cheque, money order, or Paypal made out to Stephen David Wark. See the Contacts section for more information. No registration deadline has been set.
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