Jirachi

Actually, both are played on gridded boards but Othello boards are smaller and the pieces, with black and white sides, are placed within the squares while in Go the boards are larger (19x19) and the pieces, which are monochromatic, are placed on the intersections. I've payed both before (don't ask me where I get all of my knowledge of eastern board games).

That's Othello. No, this is Go/ Paduk/Baduk/Wei Ch'i/Igo, depending on whether you like calling it by its English/Korean/Chinese/Japanese name.

Are you good at it? I'm still learning, I've known about it for 5 years now but never really played until recently. I really want to start playing, but I need somebody I know to play against. Maybe you could use the KGS server sometime?

Jirachi, it honestly looks like a casual league format. Technically you could call it an Unlimited format, but it doesn't really permit the hardcore FTK Unlimited decks. That's what he meant by "all cards are allowed, but it's not Unlimited" - he means that the decks typically seen aren't the typical Unlimited-format decks that span every set. If anything, it'd be more like incorporating the past 2 rotations into Modified or something.

Your reply to the topic looked fine. And on that note, Porydonk wouldn't be considered a legal deck BECAUSE it is the typical Unlimited FTK-style deck.

Jirachi, I think your link is broken