2003-2004, Autumn  Panhellenic DBM Open tournament, Athens - Rules: D.B.M. 3.0, © WRG

Final ranking

#

Name

Army

Score

1

Linardos Girogos

Early Byzantine

106

2

Haratsis Ektoras

Early Byzantine 

101

3

Hatzis Kostas

Han Chinese, Western

99

4

Konstantinidis Alexis

Alexandrian Imperial

96

5

Bogdanos Spyros

Chinese, Southern Dynasties

96

6

Drakoulis Thrasyvoulos

Koguryo Korean 

89

7

Filippatos Dimitris

Palmyran 

87

8

Pesmatzoglou Nikos

Early Byzantine

81

9

Papadopoulos Panos

Middle Assyrian 

80

10

Konstantaras Haris

Graeco-Bactrian

79

11

Lampropoulos Dionysis

Alexandrian Macedonian

78

12

Kollias Michalis

Patrician Roman, Eastern

70

13

Mountis Panagiotis

Lydian

67

14

Manis Giorgos

Khitan Liao

65

15

Konstantinou Nikos

Early Samurai

62

16

Galanis Thodoros

Lydian

57

17

Salpistis Vasilis

Kushan

55

18

Antoniadis Dinos

Alexandrian Imperial

53

19

Monos Dimitris

Seleucid

51

20

Michailidis Petros

Seleucid 

50

21

Stavropoulos Dionysis

Asiatic Early Successor, Demetrios

49

22

Sourlis Christos

Later Hoplite Greek, Phokians

49

23

Pakos Giorgos

Late Imperial Roman, Westen

49

24

Barzoukas Antiochos

Mongol Conquest

42

25

Tsaras Vaggelis

Medieval Portuguese 

42

26

Rafailidis Nikos

Later Mycenean

38

27

Hatzopoulos Giannis

Ottoman 

36

28

Kanellopoulos Dimitris

Fanatic Berber

30

29

Koukouvinos Christos

Fanatic Berber 

27

30

Papadopoulos Paris

Ottoman 

16

 Autumn, Panhellenic DBM tournament 2003-2004

Athens, Strategikon club, 6-7 November 2004

The 'sword of glory' waiting for the winner.

And of course ... the prices.

Our umpire Tolis Zaharakis waiting for the next round.

Nikos Konstantinou, always there to support with the results.

From left to right: Hector Haratsis (2nd), George Linardos (1st) and Kostas Hatzis (3rd).

The press was there to 'catch' the immortal winners.

Alexis Konstantinidis - The 'empire' strikes back. 

Spyros Bogdanos - Thinking, hitting and winning.

Thrasyvoulos Drakoulis - The gentle 'killer Korean'.

Dimitris Filippatos - The Achaian master.