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New Raleigh Wars Tournament Begins This Friday

by John Morris in Events on 07/25/2012
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Raleigh’s home-brewed real-life game, Raleigh Wars, begins this Friday. Registration is open until July 27th, the same day the tournament begins.

The change this year involves expansion into nearby Chapel Hill and Durham – but the games are played in parallel and kept within each city.

This will be my greatest game yet. While you are competing for the Golden Gun in Raleigh, your compatriots in Durham, Chapel Hill and Carrboro will be fighting their own battles for water-gun supremacy.

The tournament begins July 27th and ends August 17th at the world-renowned Assassin’s Ball, where players and guests will enjoy drinks, entertainment and the thrill of the final kills. All high-performing assassins will be handsomely rewarded, so sign up today and get your arsenal ready. The game begins soon!

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