Post by Host Brian on Dec 13, 2014 2:01:20 GMT
In feudal Japan, a Daimyo was a lord, a leader responsible for protecting his people in exchange for their support. The Japanese took great pride in both respect and commitment, two components of the Bushido code. Over the past 48 hours, 2 of you have demonstrated these traits the most. Jonny Fairplay, you showed your commitment by posting 1,229 times, which was enough to grant you the title of Daimyo for the Genji Clan. Jason Siska and Greg Buis, your peers respected you enough to give you 5 votes, forcing a tie. However, Jason posted more in the challenge then Greg did, which was enough to earn him the title of Daimyo for the Fujiwara Clan.
Jon, Neleh, Rupert and Abi all also received votes.
Now, both Jon and Jason have individual immunity at the first tribal council THEY attend. Not only that, but there's one other element of being daimyo. Both players will be dividing the clans, with Jon going first due to successfully winning the posting part of the challenge. In a schoolyard pick, both daimyos must divvy up THE WHOLE CAST RIGHT NOW IN THIS THREAD, PUBLICLY. Please, if you did not win the challenge, refrain from posting until the clans have been decided.
Jon, Neleh, Rupert and Abi all also received votes.
Now, both Jon and Jason have individual immunity at the first tribal council THEY attend. Not only that, but there's one other element of being daimyo. Both players will be dividing the clans, with Jon going first due to successfully winning the posting part of the challenge. In a schoolyard pick, both daimyos must divvy up THE WHOLE CAST RIGHT NOW IN THIS THREAD, PUBLICLY. Please, if you did not win the challenge, refrain from posting until the clans have been decided.
