James Monsebroten
James Monsebroten of Coquitlam, British Columbia, is a Star Trek CCG player. He placed 12th at the 2000 Star Trek CCG World Championship at DecipherCon 2000, after reaching the 1999 World Championship at DecipherCon 1999.[1][2] Decipher photographed him at DecipherCon 1999.[3]
Star Trek CCG
1999 World Championship
Monsebroten qualified for the 1999 Star Trek CCG World Championship by winning the Bolarus IX Regional. He was one of 32 finalists, with a rating of 1647.[2] In the eight-game preliminary round he beat Ben Lacey in his first game and finished 13th at 8 (40).[4] The top 12 went on to the Round of 12.[5]
2000 World Championship
He won the Bolarus IX Regional again in 2000. As a regional champion he went straight to Day Two of the 2000 World Championship, where 29 seeded champions joined 38 Day One qualifiers.[6][7] He finished Day Two ninth at 11 (97), with five wins, a tie and two losses. His wins included games against Eric Johnfauno and Brian Sykes, who later met in the final.[8][9][10] He lost all four games of the final round of 12 and placed 12th.[11][1]
Decipher published his World Championship deck, "Familiar Faces", among the 2000 finalist decks.[9] It played the objective Operate Wormhole Relays and the Treaty: Federation/Romulan, and seeded six missions: Cargo Rendezvous, Explore Dyson Sphere, Investigate Disappearance, Reported Activity, Sensitive Search and Study Cometary Cloud. Its ships were the Future Enterprise and the Starship Enterprise. Its personnel included Admiral Riker, Ambassador Tomalak, Captain Kirk, Commander Data, Mr. Spock, Albert Einstein and Sir Isaac Newton, with four Kivas Fajo - Collector and a Q's Tent side deck.[1]
Team events
Decipher's Star Trek CCG team-events roster listed him on Team Hyperlight of Vancouver, in the Bolarus IX region.[12]
Photographs
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At DecipherCon 1999. Photo: Decipher.
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Familiar Faces: James Monsebroten, 12th place – 2000 Star Trek CCG World Championships, Decipher (2000). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Meet the 1999 Star Trek CCG World Championship Finalists, Decipher (1999). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ DecipherCon 1999 Friday photo fri59, Decipher (Wayback 12 June 2000). Caption: "James Monsebroten of Coquitlam, BC, Canada looks like a winner"
- ↑ DecipherCon 1999 – Event Scores: 1999 ST World Championships, Decipher (1999). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Meet the 1999 Star Trek CCG World Championship Final 12, Decipher (1999). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ DecipherCon 2000: Star Trek CCG Qualifiers, Decipher (2000). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ 2000 World Finalists – Star Trek CCG, Decipher (2000). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Day 2 – Star Trek CCG Final Results, Decipher (2000). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Star Trek CCG Deck Designs: World Championship 2000 Finalist Decks, Decipher (2001). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Star Trek Semifinalists, Decipher (2000). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Day 3 – Star Trek CCG, Game 4, Decipher (2000). Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Star Trek CCG Tournament Team Events: Teams, Decipher (2000). Preserved copy: Internet Archive