On Sunday, November 20th, Warmachine players will gather at Gamers’ Inn and play in the seasonal “Foodmachine” tournament for charity.  Entry fee is 5 cans of food and players can donate more to cheat during play. A coveted custom trophy as well as additional prizes will be provided.
Gamers’ Inn is also accepting donations to the local food bank for nonplayers.  Bring lots of food for the needy and crush your opponents at the same time!
Facebook page for the event can be found here. 

On Nov. 2, Wizards of the Coast announced that they would be changing the format of their World Championships from a huge event, to an exclusive sixteen-person tournament. The largest of changes to this tournament include reducing the number of players that participate in the World Championships, leading Magic players to feel that their countries have a smaller chance of being able to participate.
In the new format, the sixteen invited to the new world championships are from these five sources:

The 2011 World Champion
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