Who Wants A Tournament?

[R'as al Ghul]

Toga,

now that you say it, I'm not sure anymore if we used 1.03.
The games were either played friendly or in the 7Bear7-Tournament.
Players included Shingaijin, Kansuke, Heavysword, Mimesaka and some Aggonys.
The monk army was Kansukes if irc.
Perhaps someone sees this and could clarify.
If our moderator (Mimesaka aka Sasaki) shows up, he could probably tell.

R'as

P.S.: I was instructed by the guys to not use Naginata at all.
It went something like this:
"Itto, you're new, mind if i tell you what to buy?"
"Sure, go ahead"
Then followed a long list of cryptic (to me at the time) combinations of "H", numbers and abbreviations for the units. But I got used to it quite fast.

[Togakure]

... P.S.: I was instructed by the guys to not use Naginata at all.
It went something like this:
"Itto, you're new, mind if i tell you what to bye?"
"Sure, go ahead"
Then followed a long list of cryptic (to me at the time) combinations of "H", numbers and abbreviations for the units. But I got used to it quite fast.

ROFLMAO! Brings back memories of the private conversations I had with the guys back in the day. Kans would coach me a lot, and I appreciated it because he is a great player. Betou also. He was actually my first trainer, and thanks to him my days as a hapless greenie were shorter than those of most. Now it's my turn to pass on the kindnesses ... . Mimesaka had a different approach to instruction--he just pounded me into the dust again, and again, and again ... GAH!

I am of the school that never uses nag inf also. In my previous post, I tried not to let my personal bias affect my descriptions of what I had observed. Nag inf are just too slow, tire too quickly, and because of their low morale at typical 10K honor levels, will run if even moderately flanked. If you were openly coached not to used them at all however, that would lead me to believe that 1.02 was being used. 1.02 was used for Yogi's Fight Club league.