>
> --- Michael Hitchens <michaelh_at_HbQ463WJ2ELAaUgWMPliOdMGvX8IPV8h-RfPTTButGLauanhElfZPyB08nSD0MSN8mBAwuFHXw_o1K7abMk.yahoo.invalid> wrote:
>> Agreed. Although I thought we'd sorted out the iron
>> problem...
>
> List discussion had come up with a number of possible
> ways of handling it, but AFAIK none have been made
> easily available to the larger world. Note to self, do
> a proper all-in-one-place post sometime on how the
> situation can be solved, mined for story, have
> interesting variations, etc... hmm, I wonder if RR's
> new fanzine would like an article?
Maybe we need an extended FAQ for this list - iron souns like frequently asked question to me.
>> Anyone know if there are PDFs of TotRM 7 (only one
>> I'm missing), RQA 7+
>> (if they ever existed), Codex 4+ (ditto), Tradetalk
>> 7+ (ditto) and any
>> YBOT? (shameless selfserving insert)
>
> I don't, but what I will do when I get home is look
> through my shelves for spare copies. If I find any,
> will reply off-list.
Thanks
>>> Danar (that's
>>> Kallyr's son, the one who dies on the Sky Ship)
> ....
>
>> Son, where's it say he's her SON?
>
> In the book, it doesn't. You probably don't want to
> hear my rant about deliberately hiding vital long-term
> information from GMs (if you do, a look through HQ
> list archives will probably turn up a few copies).
> He's her son, by Rigsdal. Yes, the god in person. If
> later books in the series had ever materialised, this
> would have been vitally important to know, and anyone
> who'd extrapolated from the info in the book to have
> them as lovers (the natural conclusion when you don't
> know more, I'm told) would have had a nasty shock.
That includes me. Well almost. I didn't think they were lovers but that Kallyr had designs that way. Oh boy. How old is he? She's 37 at the time, and he was raised in Dara Happa (so no accelerated aging in the god world, but he could have matured rapidly in the mundane). I'm guessing he would have to be born betweem 1605 and 1613. I can't remember, when was her sky quest? Anyway, that sounds like one for errata.
>> Errata implicitly included?
>
> I think they have to be. Mistakes happen, and the
> Errata are easily available, and correct a lot of
> inconsistencies.
Yes
Michael
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