February 26, 2006

The Rise and Fall of The Imperial Auction Block

In the early days of Legends of the Five Rings, The Imperial Auction Block (IAB) was a
very popular place to buy or sell cards. With the ascendence of Ebay over the last 5 years
came the gradual decline of the IAB. As of today, there are no buyers or sellers.

One of the drawbacks to using the IAB was that your email address was open to the public.
The flood of SPAM convinced many people never to uses any site which did not hide their
precious email address. Sigh; another part of early L5R history biting the dust dues to
change in usage patterns.

Portland Kotei Prep Tournament

Read about mdpetke's (Mike Petke's) report on yesterday's tournament.

600 Members Strong

TheDragonClan.com recently initiated it's 600th member. Read about in in the forum.

Unresolved Dragon Stories

With each storyline tournament, an L5R fiction is comissioned to celebrate the winner.
Over the last several months, the Dragon Clan has won its share of victories.

Togashi Zembu has listed pending Dragon related stories due to us.

revised 11-04-2007

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