[dragon] Tao of the Mad Tattooedman

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In a message dated 12/3/2002 2:41:02 AM Central America Standard Tim, 
togashi_akagi at hotmail.com writes:


> Lately I've been focusing a lot on togashi military themed decks using a 
> mixture of tattoos and monks. I threw a few of the thoughts together in 
> "tao's" not really meant as a deck list, but rather as loose strategy 
> thoughts. Anyways I was thinking of trying to refine this and maybe post it 
> 
> to my site down the road so I thought before I went back to meditation I'd 
> see what comments people had.
> 
> Akagi
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ~Tao of Mobility
> 
> Naga Tattoo
> Snake Tattoo
> Superior Tactics
> Gift of the Water Dragon
> Honor's Lesson Dojo
> Togashi Matsuo
> 
> Drawing upon the ring of water the ise zumi uses mobility to his maximum 
> advatage, flowing away from conflict and opposition. Mobility is the 
> largest 
> key in defeating a defensive deck, particuarly with honor's lesson dojo. 
> Not 
> only does mobility allow you to avoid duels and defensive actions that 
> would 
> endanger your units, it allows you to commit fewer resources to the battle, 
> 
> since you units will only need only the minimum force to overcome the 
> provience strength.
> 
> 
> ~Tao of Endurance
> 
> Crab Tattoo
> Dragon Tattoo
> Dead Eyes
> Mountain Tattoo
> Stand as Stone
> Biting Steel
> Warriors of the Great Climb
> Spider Tattoo
> Hitomi Vedau
> 
> Drawing upon the ring of earth the ise zumi summons endurance to preservere 
> 
> through conflict. The strength of earth is that of permanance, endurance 
> that does not yeild to obstacles but rather grows and overshadows. 
> Permanant 
> force bonuses  that are not defeated by a sucessful send home defense. The 
> ise zumi's endurance does not surrender it's strength, if finding defeat 
> they simply  continue to build. First use the advatage of mobility to 
> overwhelm undefended proviences while the mountain's strength builds.
> 
> 
> ~Tao of Strength
> 
> Charge
> Frenzy
> Dirty Fighting
> Palm Strike
> Hurricane Tattoo
> Chasing Osano Wo
> To do what we must
> Overwhelmed
> Hoshi Wayan
> 
> Drawing upon the ring of fire the ise zumi summons great strength to lash 
> out against obstacles in his path. Such strength is powerful but fleeting 
> so 
> it must be tempered with endurance, otherwise you will find your inital 
> battles victorious but final confrontations ending only in defeat. Use 
> strength only when facing the largest obstacle, and not against lesser 
> concerns. Allow your opposition to waste his resources on early forrays as 
> you build in strength, only once you have the decisive adavantage use your 
> strength to land the final blows in full force.
> 
> 
> ~Tao of Attunement
> 
> Wave Tattoo
> Shrine of Stone
> Hummingbird Tattoo
> Rally Cry
> Emperor's Underhand
> Counter Attack
> Slander/Deeds
> Oracle of Thunder
> Investigation/loyal yojimbo
> Togashi Nyima
> 
> Drawing upon the ring of air the ise zumi becomes attuned to the obstacles 
> of his path and defeats them before they arise. The purpose of attunement 
> is 
> to reduce weaknesses towards personality destruction or vunerablity from 
> being unable to defend, and when possible to exploit such weakness in the 
> opponent should it surface.
> 
> 
> ~Tao of Contemplation
> 
> Oracle of Wind
> Sezaru's Strength
> Naseru's Strength
> Kaneka Wind
> Kawari Coins
> Aid of the Grandmaster
> Kyuden Hitomi
> Kyuden Mirumoto
> Togashi Iroshi
> 
> Drawing upon the ring of void the ise zumi focuses their being into acute 
> awareness of what will come to be. Extending out into the vastness that is 
> the void the ise zumi's spirit is able to alter the unseen, shaping the 
> very 
> fate that unfolds before them. This is the aspect of deck manipulation, 
> maximizing your resources and shaping them to best effect. Card draw 
> assists 
> in this area but carefully studying and knowing the fate to come has a much 
> 
> more profound impact upon the game, particuarly if you are able to alter 
> it.

Pretty good!

Mirumoto Jon 
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