QUERY KOMBAT 2014 AGENT ROUND
Here we go! The agent round!
Agents, entrants are spread out over all three blogs.You can also find them at SC’s blogand Mike’s blog. Blog assignment does not necessarily indicate who picked them.
Agents will request by saying, “I want to see more of this!” and leaving their submission instructions. (Kombatants: Don’t forget to put QUERY KOMBAT Request in your subject line when sending material!)
As you remember, agent requests will stay hidden until an entry is knocked out of the tournament. What you didn’t know is that the number of pages you’ll send depends on how far you go in Query Kombat!
SURPRISE!
For instance, getting knocked out in the third round means an entry will send 50 pages to any agent who requested their work. The grand champion winner from the final round will see their requests bumped up to a full. Host Saves will be allowed to see their requests immediately as they are not continuing to the 2nd round.
Follow this guide:
Host Saves + Round 2 knockout = 30 page requestRound 3 knockout = 50 page requestRound 4 knockout = 100 page requestRound 5 knockout = 150 page requestRound 6 knockout = 200 page requestGRAND CHAMPION = Full request
You know it’s coming. It wouldn’t be normal unless Mike, SC, and I have another super top secret surprise all planned. After all, where’s the fun in having straight rules with no twists. We’re all about the fun!
SURPRISE #2
Query Kombat is a tough tournament. Some really great entries that deserve full requests might get knocked out early. Therefore, each agent gets 2 wild cards! (In the case of a wild card, said wild card is displayed immediately. Giving Kombatants a reason to watch the blogs!)If an agent sees an entry where maybe getting the minimum of 30 pages isn’t enough, they can play a wild card and name their amount of pages! If they fall in love and absolutely want a full, the wild card will let them do that. However, only one wild card can stand per entry. That means if two agents wild card the same entry there will be a #MartialArtsBattle. Agents must leave a fun martial arts move with their wild card request. “I want to see more. WILD CARD! Give me 100 pages or I’ll use a pancake karate chop with a sidespin of syrup!” The hosts will pick which martial arts move they believe is the best (or silliest) and declare a winner of the #MartialArtsBattle. (Isn’t it lucky we have an uneven number of hosts!)Then the Kombatant may send their material as soon as they are ready to the winning WILD CARD agent! The losing agent's request must wait until the Kombatant leaves the tournament, along with any other hidden requests for that entry.So that’s it! The rules for the agent round. Only agents can comment on entries. Kombatants can mix and mingle on twitter but can’t comment. But we do want to know how Round 1 went! Please, feel free to comment on this post with your experiences (and any questions you have about the agent round). Best of luck and May the Requests Be With You! BATTLE ON!
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Agents, entrants are spread out over all three blogs.You can also find them at SC’s blogand Mike’s blog. Blog assignment does not necessarily indicate who picked them.
Agents will request by saying, “I want to see more of this!” and leaving their submission instructions. (Kombatants: Don’t forget to put QUERY KOMBAT Request in your subject line when sending material!)
As you remember, agent requests will stay hidden until an entry is knocked out of the tournament. What you didn’t know is that the number of pages you’ll send depends on how far you go in Query Kombat!
SURPRISE!
For instance, getting knocked out in the third round means an entry will send 50 pages to any agent who requested their work. The grand champion winner from the final round will see their requests bumped up to a full. Host Saves will be allowed to see their requests immediately as they are not continuing to the 2nd round.
Follow this guide:
Host Saves + Round 2 knockout = 30 page requestRound 3 knockout = 50 page requestRound 4 knockout = 100 page requestRound 5 knockout = 150 page requestRound 6 knockout = 200 page requestGRAND CHAMPION = Full request
You know it’s coming. It wouldn’t be normal unless Mike, SC, and I have another super top secret surprise all planned. After all, where’s the fun in having straight rules with no twists. We’re all about the fun!
SURPRISE #2
Query Kombat is a tough tournament. Some really great entries that deserve full requests might get knocked out early. Therefore, each agent gets 2 wild cards! (In the case of a wild card, said wild card is displayed immediately. Giving Kombatants a reason to watch the blogs!)If an agent sees an entry where maybe getting the minimum of 30 pages isn’t enough, they can play a wild card and name their amount of pages! If they fall in love and absolutely want a full, the wild card will let them do that. However, only one wild card can stand per entry. That means if two agents wild card the same entry there will be a #MartialArtsBattle. Agents must leave a fun martial arts move with their wild card request. “I want to see more. WILD CARD! Give me 100 pages or I’ll use a pancake karate chop with a sidespin of syrup!” The hosts will pick which martial arts move they believe is the best (or silliest) and declare a winner of the #MartialArtsBattle. (Isn’t it lucky we have an uneven number of hosts!)Then the Kombatant may send their material as soon as they are ready to the winning WILD CARD agent! The losing agent's request must wait until the Kombatant leaves the tournament, along with any other hidden requests for that entry.So that’s it! The rules for the agent round. Only agents can comment on entries. Kombatants can mix and mingle on twitter but can’t comment. But we do want to know how Round 1 went! Please, feel free to comment on this post with your experiences (and any questions you have about the agent round). Best of luck and May the Requests Be With You! BATTLE ON!
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