>Is the same true for two-legged females ?
Again, this is what the Telmori say. And they ought to know.
>Is this a) often b) not so often c) seldom d) rare ?
Apparently it's rare enough to be remarked upon, but common enough that such children don't receive any special treatment.
Simon Bray.
>The reason that I said they did not slay the women they encountered was
to give them a >chance to join their numbers.
It's possible that any women who had fought especially bravely in defense of their ship might be offered a chance to join them.
Timinits.
>I love the idea of eating two foot long witchiti grubs. I was also
wondering if the Fonritans used >Lucans in their wars with the elves of
Vralos?
Yow, is _that_ ever an obvious connection. I'm stunned I missed it.
>Has anybody any ideas about the Teshnan port of Dosakyo (sp?), which
was established by >the Kethaelan fleet. Does it still have a strong
western population or were they driven out by >the Kralori fleet?
I can't believe the Kralori fleet has sailed this far abroad. When the Kethaelan fleet was destroyed by the Wolf Pirates, Dosakyo might have become independent, but I bet it remained much the same in culture and spirit.
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