Greg Anderson
Greg Anderson was a Players Committee Rules Advocate. In January 2002 Warren Holland named him and Joe Helfrich the first Player Advocates for Rules Support.[1] He was earlier a Decipher-era Squadron Member, listed as Rogue 31 from Ellicott City, Md. The published fan table marks the slot Retired after Decipher's SWCCG run. At DecipherCon 1999 he finished 9th in the Young Jedi Opposites event.[2]
Tournament Results
| Date | Event | Format | Finish | Dark | Light |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 October 2000 | 2000 DecipherCon Squadron Member Secret Squirrel | Secret Squirrel | [3] | ||
| 8 July 2000 | July 2000 Cedar Grove tournament | Premiere - Endor | [4] | Raltiir Snowspeeder Ops | |
| 7 August 1999 | 1999 Battle of Midway | Premiere - Endor | 25th, 7 (−24), 4–4[5] |
Service
| Dates | Service |
|---|---|
| Jan 2002 – Aug 2008 | Rules Advocate (Rules Support until Dec 2002)[1][6][7] |
| 2001 | Jedi Knights Trading Card Game playtester[8] |
| Decipher era | Squadron Member, Rogue 31 (Ellicott City, Md)[9] |
| 19–21 August 2004 | 2004 World Championship tournament director; as the only Advocate present he ran all three days[10][11] |
| 23–25 August 2003 | Issued the rules sheet used at the 2003 World Championship[12] |
Decipher recruited volunteer Squadron Members in the 1990s to promote SWCCG locally (tournaments, demos, player support). "FL" is printed on some slots in the surviving tables.
Radio Free Decipher (2002)
On Radio Free Decipher Broadcast 112 (25 January 2002), host Kyle Heuer and Scott Gaeta discussed Anderson's appointment to the first Players Committee alongside Joe Helfrich on rules. Gaeta, who knew him by reputation, called him an excellent choice.[13]
See also
- Squadron Members · Anagrams · Creators of SWCCG · Radio Free Decipher
- Corellian Engineering Corporation (fan site)
External links
- Decipher SWCCG Squadron Members (Players Committee reprint). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Star Wars Players' Committee, decipher.com (Wayback, 11 June 2002; letter from Warren Holland dated 25 January 2002)
- ↑ DecipherCon 1999 – Event Scores: YJ Opposites, Decipher. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ deciphercon-2k, DeckTech (Doug "Phrim" Faust, 12 October 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
- ↑ cedar-grove-nj-7-8-2000, DeckTech (Ted "Rogue15" Panczyszyn, 9 July 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
- ↑ binghamton-new-york-8-7-99, DeckTech (Brian "twigg" Terwilliger, 12 August 1999). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
- ↑ The SWCCG Player's Committee, swccgpc.com (Wayback, 6 November 2002; Howard announced 24 October 2002 as replacing John Arendt)
- ↑ Advocate Council, swccgpc.com (Wayback, 9 December 2002)
- ↑ Jedi Knights Trading Card Game rulebook (credits), Decipher (2001). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Squadron Members, Corellian Engineering Corporation fan site (geocities.ws/plarathas). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Events (2004), swccgpc.com. Internet Archive capture 4 June 2004.
- ↑ State of the PC Address: So long and thanks for all the fish, David Kangas (25 October 2004), with reply by Brandon Schele, Player's Committee Forums, swccgpc.com. Internet Archive capture 16 December 2004.
- ↑ August 03 Updates, swccgpc.com. Internet Archive capture 12 June 2004.
- ↑ Broadcast 112 - Radio Free Decipher (25 January, 2002): Scott Gaeta on the SWCCG PC, Player's Council, YouTube (uploaded 13 May 2022), at 16:09. Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Transcript: Radio Free Decipher/Episode 112 transcript.