Post by Kakita Kikuchiyo on Feb 10, 2013 2:17:38 GMT -5
Name: Joshua Crisp (just Josh if you please)
Location: Charleston, S.C.
Clan: Crane
History: I've been playing L5R for longer than I can remember. I'm mostly in it for the table top and the lore, but it was the CCG that brought me in originally and I'm a faithful player to this day. I'm a loyal Crane player, partly because Honor was my favorite victory condition, but mostly because I really liked Kakita's story. My only really notable achievements as far as cards are concerned was winning a Winner's Choice in 2011, mostly because I don't have much time or desire to travel any long distances to have my brain turn into mush. In other words, I tend to stick to my local scene.
Personally, I'm a huge fan of the Bushi format. I think it challenges deck-building skills, requires the player to rely more strategy (rather than power rares/promos/etc.) and is a really great way to introduce new players into the game. Oh, and it is ALWAYS fun (win or lose). I'm really happy that a forum popped up specifically for Bushi as a place to learn and speak with those who share my interest in the format. I look forward to hearing and learning from you all!
Location: Charleston, S.C.
Clan: Crane
History: I've been playing L5R for longer than I can remember. I'm mostly in it for the table top and the lore, but it was the CCG that brought me in originally and I'm a faithful player to this day. I'm a loyal Crane player, partly because Honor was my favorite victory condition, but mostly because I really liked Kakita's story. My only really notable achievements as far as cards are concerned was winning a Winner's Choice in 2011, mostly because I don't have much time or desire to travel any long distances to have my brain turn into mush. In other words, I tend to stick to my local scene.
Personally, I'm a huge fan of the Bushi format. I think it challenges deck-building skills, requires the player to rely more strategy (rather than power rares/promos/etc.) and is a really great way to introduce new players into the game. Oh, and it is ALWAYS fun (win or lose). I'm really happy that a forum popped up specifically for Bushi as a place to learn and speak with those who share my interest in the format. I look forward to hearing and learning from you all!
