Marking pieces for ownership

By dhowtocor, in X-Wing Rules Questions

The Tourney rules say all components other than ships must remain unaltered. I guess my question is how literal is this. I was thinking of attaching a small sticker with my initials on the bottom of my bases, backside of each turn dial, and middle of one side of each maneuver template, range ruler, and backside of asteroids tokens. (the other pieces I would just have to count to make sure I had what I entered the game with.)

I bordered all my markers with permanent marker, it REALLY helps for identifying them.

Though in reality, by the rules, I could certainly be dinged for it.

I do not believe that uniformly marking all tokens to indicate ownership is classified as altering the token. I believe the intent is to avoid individuals who might try trimming movement markers or marking the backs of cards such as damage cards to indicate what may be coming next. Though this is just my 2 cents.

Quigonscotch said:

I do not believe that uniformly marking all tokens to indicate ownership is classified as altering the token. I believe the intent is to avoid individuals who might try trimming movement markers or marking the backs of cards such as damage cards to indicate what may be coming next. Though this is just my 2 cents.

I glued 1 1/4" washers to the inside of the bases of the ships to add weight. I'm sure this is not what the "no modification" rule addresses. I'm sure you could draw on your ship bases if you wanted to.

dhowtocor said:

The Tourney rules say all components other than ships must remain unaltered. I guess my question is how literal is this. I was thinking of attaching a small sticker with my initials on the bottom of my bases, backside of each turn dial, and middle of one side of each maneuver template, range ruler, and backside of asteroids tokens. (the other pieces I would just have to count to make sure I had what I entered the game with.)

Putting your name on something isn't altering it.