OneEyedJack: Welcome Jack :) Good to see you here!

Here's the link to the tournament:

Scroll down to the link 'Small Fast Espionage' and click on 'signn up for this tournament'.

It's going to be a tough competition :)

So Bosse creates small fast #2, and Nothingness creates a different (volcano?) type with Brain Prize afterwards?

Let's get the small fast rolling :)

Hi Nothingness, still want to set up a team for the teamtournament?

Bosse, still planing to create the Small fast #2?

 

 

dAGGER: Maybe you can consider a membership? It's not that expensive.

Maybe Eric wants to play in a team as well?

SL-Bosse: I just saw that there can only be 4 player's in the team, so I guess it's a good idea if you have a fellowship as well to create another team, because now there are 6 player's in nothingness' team, already 2 too many. I can join your team if you want, then Nothingness has 4 players left. I saw Mark already signed up for another team as well. The Leaguers will play against eachother!

 

Nothingness: How many people can join a team? Maybe Bosse is right, if there are more player's interested than there are places in the team, it would be great if he'd made another espionage fellowship. Maybe first wait if it's necessary.

Jim, here's the link:

SL-Bosse: One espionage fellowship should be enough or not? Or can't all players who want to all join the same team from 1 fellowship?

Indeed it's too bad pawns can't join.

Pedro Martínez: Both Nothingness and I checked Resher's stats thoroughly. His wins by time-outs were games not even half played against the same 2 absolute beginner opponents in every variant. The rating was based on 4 games, 1 more than an unrated status. Based on those data I call someone a beginner. If trained by Nothingness I'm not surprised Resher is improving rapidly. I have no doubt Nothingness takes this job very seriously and Resher seems eager to learn, as can be seen by the large amount of espionage games of all sorts he has taken up since he signed up for the tournament, quite some of them against you. I'm sure he's learning a lot from you as well.We encourage the beginners to train themselves for the tournament, so it's only likely some will get above the beginner's level before the tournament.

Maybe that clarifies things?