Single Worlds Championship (Saul Elizondo)
This is perhaps the first time a non-US based player won the world championship. And we here at Clix Almanac love to see it. Saul brought us the fantastic Masters of Time #046 John Constantine.
Team Worlds Championship (Anthony Bruno, TJ Wheeler, Azarith Stryffe)
Pictured, Left to Right: Anthony Bruno, Azarith Stryffe, TJ Wheeler)
Bruno: “I forgot what other maps I had but I only ever chose Negative Zone. I went 6-2 on the day, my only two losses against Ed Arnold-Berkovits (twice). We also played early against Chicago Clix Mafia (I played against Ken Small), and against some members of Team Clixed Off, and in the finals we played against team Phoenix Nest. My final game was against Lucas Tom Van Holland, and I think I only won by 15 points. Towards the end of our game we were both consistently rolling 3s and 4s and swinging and whiffing and I was able to hold on to an early lead even as he battled back by utilizing the Recruiter trait to bring in (I think Honey Badger?) off the sideline. So even after him racking up late points I was able to hold on for the win. My teammates Azarith and TJ also did very well for the day. Az played chase Blink and TJ used Monarch and Captain Britain Rogue to great effectiveness.”
US Nationals Single Championship (Isaac Arnold-Berkovits)
Isaac’s second US National title.
Canadian Nationals Single Championship (Emily Roet)
This win makes Emily the first woman to win a major Heroclix title.
Other Single National Championships
- Bolivia: Rafael Mendoza Reynolds
- Italy: Stefano Doti
- Mexico: José Eduardo Orozco Valverde
- Singapore: Edison Lee