Death Stacks
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Death Stacks is an abstract strategy board game for two players invented by the science fiction author and futurist Stephen Euin Cobb. Though invented independently, it can be classified as a variant of the game Focus by Sid Sackson, published in A Gamut of Games.
The Annual Death Stacks Tournament is held in Charlotte North Carolina each summer and is hosted by the science fiction convention ConCarolinas.
[edit] Championship Rankings
2004's tournament winners: 1st Place, Mark Furr; 2nd Place, Jeff Smith; 3rd Place, Eric Lowman. First prize was $250.00.
2005's tournament winners: 1st Place, Chris Jarrett; 2nd Place, Eric Lowman; 3rd Place, Bryan Reese; and tied for 4th place, Chris Ingram & Gerry Baygents. First prize was $250.00.
2006's tournament winners: 1st Place, Chris Jarrett; 2nd Place, Bryan Reese; 3rd Place, Eric Lowman. (A 4th Place trophy was also awarded) First prize was $250.00.
