Okay, but just a reminder, every piece promotes every single time you move it. So you move your pawn one step and it becomes a rook. You then move the rook and it reverts back to a pawn. Same with all the other pieces. When you drop a piece, you may drop it as either the stronger or weaker value. You may even drop it on a square where it can no longer move (for instance if you wanted to block another piece). The king of course never promotes. The T stands for Tokin, which is the Japanese name for promoted pawn. It's exactly the same thing as a Gold General, just a different character. When writing piece notation, write the initial of the piece that begins the move, not the piece that it ends as. I recommend that when you move the piece, you mark what it turns to so that there is no confusion (probably by typing the + and the character of the new face value). It's not necessary, but is useful. Hmmm...can't think of anything else.

I will go first this time, but just to get the game going sooner instead of waiting. Hope you don't mind. G-4v+N

Let me know if there's confusion.