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| + | The '''Solaris Gaming Commission''' (also referred to as the '''Solaran Gaming Commission''') oversees the [[Solaris City]]-based "Main Circuit" of the [[Solaris Games]] and its famous [[Class Six Champions|Grand Tournament]].<ref name=MPSVIIp14>''MapPack: Solaris VII'', p. 14: "The Game World Revisited - Welcome to Solaris! - Let the Games Begin! - Recent Standings"</ref> | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| + | The Solaris Gaming Commission tallies the victories and defeats through the year, ranking the best warriors of the [[:Category:Solaris Stables|major stables and cooperatives]] for inclusion in qualifier matches which cement who will compete in the annual Solaris VII Grand Tournament.<ref name=MPSVIIp14/> | ||
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| + | The Solaris Gaming Commission has extensive rules and bylaws that controls the nature of the games, though some like the [[Black Lions Cooperative]] feel that they are bureaucratic nightmare, unduly restrictive and biased towards the major stables.<ref name=MPSVIIp21>''MapPack: Solaris VII'', p. 21: "Black Lions Cooperative".</ref> | ||
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| + | It also handles de minor leagues like the [[Branson Brewery League]].<ref name="SRD">''The Season at Rankar's Deep''</ref> | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| + | Following the death of [[3062]] Champion [[Theodore Gross]] in the Solaris Riots of that year, as favorite to have won [[3063]] Championship the Solaris Gaming Commission debated awarding him the Championship posthumously, but public outcry and the Commission's own bylaws prevented this.<ref name=MPSVIIp14/> | ||
==Delegates== | ==Delegates== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | + | * ''[[MapPack: Solaris VII]]'' | |
| − | + | * ''[[List of Solaris Broadcasting Co. articles#TThe Season at Rankar's Deep—Week One|BattleCorps Solaris Broadcasting Co., 3086: "The Season at Rankar's Deep—Week One"]]'' | |
[[Category:Trade Associations]] | [[Category:Trade Associations]] | ||
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Solaris Gaming Commission | |
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| Type | Trade Association |
| Parent Organization | Independent |
The Solaris Gaming Commission (also referred to as the Solaran Gaming Commission) oversees the Solaris City-based "Main Circuit" of the Solaris Games and its famous Grand Tournament.[1]
Overview[edit]
The Solaris Gaming Commission tallies the victories and defeats through the year, ranking the best warriors of the major stables and cooperatives for inclusion in qualifier matches which cement who will compete in the annual Solaris VII Grand Tournament.[1]
The Solaris Gaming Commission has extensive rules and bylaws that controls the nature of the games, though some like the Black Lions Cooperative feel that they are bureaucratic nightmare, unduly restrictive and biased towards the major stables.[2]
It also handles de minor leagues like the Branson Brewery League.[3]
History[edit]
Following the death of 3062 Champion Theodore Gross in the Solaris Riots of that year, as favorite to have won 3063 Championship the Solaris Gaming Commission debated awarding him the Championship posthumously, but public outcry and the Commission's own bylaws prevented this.[1]