Finished playing the tournament today and I am happy to say I did not come in last place so it's mission accomplished as far as I'm concerned. Won 2/3 games. Game one against Marcus: (Reckoning, Assassin, Entourage *revealed). I had more models so I had the luxury of more activations. It was kinda hard to disguise assassin when Nekima is flying half way across the table but I got lucky with some cards and pulled off the kill but failed on entourage. Not an easy game but got lucky.***Score: 5-3 (win) Game two against Shen Long: (Turf War, Breakthough *revealed, Protect Territory). Shoulda revealed Protect territory. Dumb move. The player I faced knew Lilith as his primary master and he played one of the most competitive best games I've seen in my experience. Gave me a proper Malifaux lesson as he cut off the entire board and wouldn't let me score much outside a little camp I built next to the center. Shen Long is a brutal master and kinda like what ***Score: 6-8 (loss) Game three against Hammelin: (Squatter's, Assassinate, vendetta). This was a really tough game as I was severely out activated and there is no possible way I could do any thing about it. Primordial magic is a god send. Gave me really greats cards to insulate the uncertainty. Surprisingly Nekima didn't do too much but Johann scored on vendetta and weakened Hammelin down to one 1 wound for Lilith to do the final kill. My opponent took line in the sand which I couldn't deny. ***Score 10-7 (Win) All of the guys at the event were super nice and patient with a lot of mistakes I made. I got very lucky playing against really great players. The all-stars of the crew were Primordial Magic, Johann, Nekima (with Fears Given Form). Proper card cycling is sooo important when you can't out-activate and need to deny. Fears given form does the opposite as it burns the shit out of your opponents hand and gets rid of their 7 and highers. Johann was never the center of attention which served him well to drop that communist hammer on people. Thanks to all for the advice on the forums and to the organizers/participants of the event. They made an American feel welcome in the Czech Republic. I'll post pics when I can.