Jesse Gibson
Jesse Gibson, or "Glorhmar Trean-Ceart" as his eternal spirit was called by the ancient Celts, was born of fire and wisdom, under an auspicious heavenly sign - the true name of which has long since been lost to the mists of arcanum. Raised by dire wolves on the misty moors of the lowlands, he developed insatiable thirsts for knowledge, power, and human blood. Upon adolescence, he joined human society in an exchange program with a local middle school (sadly, the other student was devoured by the wolves). Even at such a young age, evidence of Jesse's future glory was apparant. He excelled at everything he ever put his diabolically powerful mind or majestically glorious body to, winning every school record in every measurable competition (except for math-counts. Those people are dweebs). Sadly, all of the records were lost in a fire. So, don't look for them, or anything. Jesse graduated with a perfect 4.0 (again, those records are lost) and decided to attend Ohio University, as a joke. It was very funny. There, he studied the Dramatic Arts of acting, writing, and avoiding gen. ed. classes. Also, at OU, he met his sultry, Italian queen - who would soon become Mrs. Glorhmar Trean-Ceart.

Josh Fohrman
Josh is the Tournament Organizer for Orange County, CA and has been playing L5R since early 2007. He runs Roku-Mart and pays the bills around here at Roku-Cast, along with providing a space to record in.

Tatami
Tatami the cat is Josh’s Fiance’s favorite cat, who has more than made herself known on Roku-Cast.  A listener put it best when they said:

Tatami the Cat
Unfortunate Choice of Name
Please Do Not Cut Me

Ryan Chiriboga
Ryan began playing CCG’s in 1995 with Magic, 3rd Edition. Finding an interest in the genre he moved to L5R during the Imperial and Emerald Editions, although he only played for about a year.

After an eight year break from CCG’s, Ryan began playing Magic again in 2006, but quickly ceased playing due to a poor player base and no sense of community, which brings us back to L5R, where Ryan began again in January, 2009 with a Glory pre-release tournament. From there, he settled into an already strong playgroup with Josh and Jesse, among others. After returning to the game, he has been pleasantly surprised to find such a strong dedicated player base within the local and large community.

With his first kotei season and a GenCon now under his belt, Ryan is looking forward to 2010 and the opportunities it will bring!
Notable Tournament Experience:
•Phoenix Kotei 2009 – Top 4
•Irvine Kotei 2009 – Top 8
•Sacramento Kotei 2009 – Top 2
•GenCon 2009 – Top 2