Heath Scheiman
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Heath Scheiman (also published as Heath Scherman) was a Decipher-era Squadron Member, listed as Gold 75 from Cincinnati, Oh. The published fan table marks the slot Retired after Decipher's SWCCG run. He played the 1998 Corellia Regional (Indianapolis), where Joe Alread defeated him by 5 in a rematch of their 1996 Worlds pairing.[1] As Heath Scherman he wrote Star Wars: The Phantom Menace CCGs in InQuest #49 (May 1999, page 24).[2]
Service
| Dates | Service |
|---|---|
| August 1999 – January 2001 | Squadron Member Gold 75, Corellia region; Cincinnati, OH[3][4] |
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; the tables do not spell out the abbreviation.
In print
| Date | Publication | Title |
|---|---|---|
| May 1999 | InQuest #49 | Star Wars: The Phantom Menace CCGs |
Tournament Results
| Date | Event | Format | Finish | Dark | Light |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 July 1998 | 1998 Corellia Regional (Indianapolis)[1] | Premiere - Jabba's Palace | |||
| 19 October 1996 | 1996 Yavin 4 Regionals (Louisville) | 1st[5] |
A blank place means no posted standings give the player's place.
See also
- Squadron Members · Anagrams · Creators of SWCCG · Radio Free Decipher
- Corellian Engineering Corporation (fan site)
- Magazines · Media · InQuest
Photographs
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Heath Scheiman.
External links
- Decipher SWCCG Squadron Members (Players Committee reprint). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 swccg-discussion message #53912, Alex Alcalde (31 July 1998). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Star Wars Customizable Card Game, Wikipedia. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Star Wars CCG Squadrons: Corellia, decipher.com (listings August 1999 – January 2001). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Squadron Members, geocities.ws/plarathas (Corellian Engineering Corporation fan site). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Regional Championship Finalists, Decipher (1996). Preserved copy: Internet Archive