Upcoming Events
Gift Certificates Still Available.
Date - June 27th, 2010
Location - Picasso Lake, 64 Norcross Rd, Winslow Twp, NJ
Time = 9am to 4pm
Pre-Registration Prices (Ends June 20th, 2010)
$70 Includes a case of paint and tax (+$10 for Rental Equipment)
Day of Event Prices
Own Equipment = $25 plus Tax
Rental Equipment = $35 plus Tax
Paint = $60 a case (tax included)
Event is Field Paint Only
For More Information or to Pre-Register Please Call (856) 816-2079 or 1-800-21-FIELD
VIKINGS vs PIRATES
BATTLE OF THE LAKE
Legend has it that there is a lost lake on the North American soil. This lake is said to have endless treasures that is cursed buried beneath its depths. Edward Thatch better known as Blackbeard, and Eric the Red have navigated through time to search for this Lost Lake and the treasure that lies with it.
Edward Teach or Edward Thatch, better known as BLACKBEARD, was a notorious English pirate who operated around the West Indies and the eastern coast of the American colonies.
Teach was most likely born in Bristol, England. Little is known about his early life, but in 1716 he joined the crew of Benjamin Hornigold, a pirate who operated from the Caribbean island of New Providence. He quickly gained his own ship, the Queen Anne’s Revenge, and from 1717-1718 became a notorious and feared pirate. His cognomen was derived from his think black beard and fearsome appearance; he was reported to have tied lit fuses under his hat to frighten his enemies.
After separating from Hornigold, Teach formed an alliance of pirates, and with his cohorts blockaded the port of Charleston, South Carolina. After successfully ransoming the port’s inhabitants, he reportedly ran his ship aground, left with a small crew, and accepted a royal pardon. He was soon back at sea however, where he attracted the attention of the Governor of Virginia, Alexander Spotswood.
Spotswood arranged for a party of soldiers and sailors to find and capture the pirate, which they did on November 22, 1718. After a ferocious battle, Teach was commissioned by Spotswood for one last journey. He was to find the LOST LAKE.
From high ground in western Iceland the peaks of Greenland are sometimes visible, across 175 miles of water. In about AD 981 the distant sight attracts a Viking adventurer, Eric Thorvadsson, also known as Eric the Red. He has a reason for leaving Iceland. He has been exiled for three years as a punishment for manslaughter.
Eric puts his family in a longship, together with their retainers and their livestock, and they sail towards the distinct peaks. They land in the southern tip of the island, near what is now Julianehaab, where they survive the necessary three years.
At the end of his exile Eric returns to Iceland to persuade more settlers to join him. With a better sense of public relations than of accuracy, he gives his territory the attractive name of Greenland. He sets off again with twenty-five longships, of which fourteen complete the journey. About 350 people land with their animals. The colony survives some time in this inhospitable climate; eventually Eric the Red hears about this far off land that offers endless treasures in a hidden lake just off the shores of Greenland.
RULES
GENERAL RULES
-This is a field paint only event, anyone caught using non-event paint will be ejected from the game without receiving a refund.
-No hand to hand combat, no climbing trees, no moving bunker.
-No bunkering
-Gun hits do count
-Full body, anywhere on your body there is a paint mark bigger then a thumb nail is an out.
-No blind firing, some of the bunkers have holes in them, it is allowed to stick your barrel threw the hole as long as you can see what your shooting at.
-Dead people do not talk, if you are caught talking, the person you are talking to is also going to be called dead.
-FPS = under 300
-No lifting mask on the field
-The universal signal for a dead person is to put their markers in the air with their barrel plug in.
-There will be 2 reinsertion points, the reinsertion points will be near the respected teams HQ. Each team will have a 5 minute window to reinsert, followed by a 10 minute window that is closed.
- You can call paint checks on yourself or your opponent; if this gets carried away your paint check request will be ignored.
- This is a fun game, play the honor system, if you are hit call yourself out. Wiping only turns into arguments and fights.
BOUNDARIES
-The boundaries of the field will be marked by yellow caution tape. For the players who know the field, the playing field is from the Beach to the Revine.
Gift Certificates Still Available.
Date - June 27th, 2010
Location - Picasso Lake, 64 Norcross Rd, Winslow Twp, NJ
Time = 9am to 4pm
Pre-Registration Prices (Ends June 20th, 2010)
$70 Includes a case of paint and tax (+$10 for Rental Equipment)
Day of Event Prices
Own Equipment = $25 plus Tax
Rental Equipment = $35 plus Tax
Paint = $60 a case (tax included)
Event is Field Paint Only
For More Information or to Pre-Register Please Call (856) 816-2079 or 1-800-21-FIELD
VIKINGS vs PIRATES
BATTLE OF THE LAKE
Legend has it that there is a lost lake on the North American soil. This lake is said to have endless treasures that is cursed buried beneath its depths. Edward Thatch better known as Blackbeard, and Eric the Red have navigated through time to search for this Lost Lake and the treasure that lies with it.
Edward Teach or Edward Thatch, better known as BLACKBEARD, was a notorious English pirate who operated around the West Indies and the eastern coast of the American colonies.
Teach was most likely born in Bristol, England. Little is known about his early life, but in 1716 he joined the crew of Benjamin Hornigold, a pirate who operated from the Caribbean island of New Providence. He quickly gained his own ship, the Queen Anne’s Revenge, and from 1717-1718 became a notorious and feared pirate. His cognomen was derived from his think black beard and fearsome appearance; he was reported to have tied lit fuses under his hat to frighten his enemies.
After separating from Hornigold, Teach formed an alliance of pirates, and with his cohorts blockaded the port of Charleston, South Carolina. After successfully ransoming the port’s inhabitants, he reportedly ran his ship aground, left with a small crew, and accepted a royal pardon. He was soon back at sea however, where he attracted the attention of the Governor of Virginia, Alexander Spotswood.
Spotswood arranged for a party of soldiers and sailors to find and capture the pirate, which they did on November 22, 1718. After a ferocious battle, Teach was commissioned by Spotswood for one last journey. He was to find the LOST LAKE.
From high ground in western Iceland the peaks of Greenland are sometimes visible, across 175 miles of water. In about AD 981 the distant sight attracts a Viking adventurer, Eric Thorvadsson, also known as Eric the Red. He has a reason for leaving Iceland. He has been exiled for three years as a punishment for manslaughter.
Eric puts his family in a longship, together with their retainers and their livestock, and they sail towards the distinct peaks. They land in the southern tip of the island, near what is now Julianehaab, where they survive the necessary three years.
At the end of his exile Eric returns to Iceland to persuade more settlers to join him. With a better sense of public relations than of accuracy, he gives his territory the attractive name of Greenland. He sets off again with twenty-five longships, of which fourteen complete the journey. About 350 people land with their animals. The colony survives some time in this inhospitable climate; eventually Eric the Red hears about this far off land that offers endless treasures in a hidden lake just off the shores of Greenland.
RULES
GENERAL RULES
-This is a field paint only event, anyone caught using non-event paint will be ejected from the game without receiving a refund.
-No hand to hand combat, no climbing trees, no moving bunker.
-No bunkering
-Gun hits do count
-Full body, anywhere on your body there is a paint mark bigger then a thumb nail is an out.
-No blind firing, some of the bunkers have holes in them, it is allowed to stick your barrel threw the hole as long as you can see what your shooting at.
-Dead people do not talk, if you are caught talking, the person you are talking to is also going to be called dead.
-FPS = under 300
-No lifting mask on the field
-The universal signal for a dead person is to put their markers in the air with their barrel plug in.
-There will be 2 reinsertion points, the reinsertion points will be near the respected teams HQ. Each team will have a 5 minute window to reinsert, followed by a 10 minute window that is closed.
- You can call paint checks on yourself or your opponent; if this gets carried away your paint check request will be ignored.
- This is a fun game, play the honor system, if you are hit call yourself out. Wiping only turns into arguments and fights.
BOUNDARIES
-The boundaries of the field will be marked by yellow caution tape. For the players who know the field, the playing field is from the Beach to the Revine.