2. You may only use alipeds or derbies that belong to you. If you don't have one yet, you'll have to wait till next time, for the Games will happen often.
3. You must pay the 15gp entry fee for each of your equines entered in the Games. I do this instead of having an entry fee for each event. It's much easier.
4. During the voting for the shows, you may not vote for your own. It is encouraged that you vote, however. Only those who voted will be eligible for the raffle.
Alright, this is how the Games will work. To determine the winner of the races, I will throw the names of all the alipeds and derbies entered into a hat. The racing points will determine how many times the equine's name is entered. If your aliped or derby had 8 racing points, I would add one, making 9. Then I would put their name on 9 slips of paper and add them to the pile. I will draw three winners, first place will be the first one I draw.
The winner of the shows will be determined by everyone who votes. They will choose their first through third place. After the voting is closed, I will tally up the points and announce the winners. I will choose the winner of the stable show.
As a part of the prizes for each race or show, your equine will receive points, either dressage points or sprint points. The totals can be found on the prize page, but dressage points can be won in the shows and sprint points can be won in the races. The points will be added to the scores of the equines when they participate in the three day event at the Demogorgon Tournament that occurs a few times every year. And both dressage and sprint points are needed for the event. Think of them as similar to the points that can be earned in Kimmers Kennel shows. The three day event is the toughest of all, and only the greatest of alipeds will triumph. Plus, that his the event with the best prizes.
