Write one or several search words and they are ANDed. You never need to write and. Word1 or Word2 does what you expect. Ernalda not Orlanth does what you expect. "*" is a wildcard for a string of any characters, "?" is exactly one character. moon* does what you expect, but only one wildcard per word allowed. *moon* does not work. Ernalda not ( orlanth or yelm ) seem to work (note the spaces!) Don't overdo it, too complicated combinations in parantheses seem not to work. Try quotes for terms like "Orlanth Rex" or "Far Place" or you will have far too many findings! Find more help here, and some examples of interesting searches as links.

Mon moteur de recherche interne (voir ci-dessus) ne trouve que les résultats en anglais. Ce champ de saisie vous redirigera vers google. Gardez "site: glorantha.steff.in" dans la recherche pour revenir ici. Ce n'est pas aussi bon que mon propre moteur de recherche, mais malheureusement je n'ai pas encore de concept pour d'autres langues.

Mi motor de búsqueda interno (ver arriba) solo encuentra resultados en inglés. Este campo de entrada lo reenviará a Google. Mantenga "site: glorantha.steff.in" en la búsqueda para volver aquí. No es tan bueno como mi propio motor de búsqueda, pero desafortunadamente todavía no tengo un concepto para otros idiomas.

John Boyle - does the name ring a bell?

Queen's Heir: The Children of Khetar is not officially connected to Glorantha. I do not know why, perhaps there are legal matters? But if you read it, you know how to substitute names of gods, peoples and places in this first part of Boyle’s trilogy, so that now we talk about Heortlings, Sartar heritage, Orlanth and Humakt, the Lunar Empire, Prax and Pavis, the Battle of Moonbroth, Telmori and Agimori, Beast Riders... I think you know who are The Children of Khetar, and who is the Heir of which Queen!

I should not give more spoilers here. For gloranthaphiles this is an absolute must-read. Even if you are not, but just a fan of solid and not so mainstream fantasy writing, this might still be your best read in a long time! It was for me.

The way Boyle describes your bond with cults and magic is unique, better than in all fantasy novels I ever read! He is the first one who describes how casting magic and being a cultist feels, when other authors write "He cast this spell" in a factual way like in a rule-book! Feel the difference!