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RicOlie_2

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#700159
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The Historical Discussion Thread: All Discussion Pertaining to History is Welcome
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April 13:

A.D. 1250: Crusaders on the Seventh Crusade are defeated in Egypt and King St. Louis IX is captured.

A.D. 1598: French Huguenots are granted political rights under the Edict of Nantes.

A.D. 1640: The Short Parliament forms in England.

A.D. 1959: A Catholic edict forbids Catholics from voting for Communists.

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How about a game of Japanese Chess, i.e. Shogi? Now playing Shogi4
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That's fair enough. I can understand why you wouldn't be as interested in the large variants, and since my dad likes the large variants far more than the small ones, so I'll just play him sometime. :)

I wouldn't mind a game of Tenjiku Shogi. There are a lot of interesting pieces and I can see how it could be faster than the other large variants. After that, we could play Tori Shogi if that suits you.

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#700001
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How about a game of Japanese Chess, i.e. Shogi? Now playing Shogi4
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No, I had several plans anyway, accounting for several of your different options, so you would have only delayed checkmate by a few turns, unless you had done something unexpected.

I kind of want to work up through the larger variants, beginning with Heian Dai Shogi, then moving on to Dai Shogi, Tenjiku Shogi, Dai-Dai Shogi, Maka-Dai-Dai Shogi, and finishing with Tai Shogi.

It could take a while to play them all, and I know you're less of a fan of the long and big game than I am, so if you don't want to do that, that's OK with me too. We don't have to play them all, either, unless you want to (which would be great ;)). We can also alternate between large and small variants if you wish.

If someone wants to play a three player game, I'd be OK with playing simultaneous games, or taking a break from the large variant to play that.