Weldon
The troll that used to, well, troll here some years back
There have been some others, but they're not springing to mind atm.
Craig J. Ries
Did Rohan ever make it in?
He would've been a fun one to see in there...
Bryan Knowles
> > Kaithan Kanathar wrote:
> > > Hey all. After seeing Trampas' cameo in DotHS I got to wondering who
> > > else from the community has had cameos? I know there have been some
> > > others. Didn't Granak have a small part in one of the books? Who else?
>
> > Weldon
> > The troll that used to, well, troll here some years back
>
> > There have been some others, but they're not springing to mind atm.
>
> > Craig J. Ries
>
> Did Rohan ever make it in?
>
> He would've been a fun one to see in there...
Actually, yes he did. Four of us are in Draconian measures, two as
characters (Granak and one I don't care to mention), and two
draconians are mentioned in passing, Tolstrup being one of them.
Morten
Sorry I've been delayed in posting.
For the novels, there's acutally a lot more than one realizes.
Dalamar was originally a name of a Gencon person that Margaret thought
was a cool name.
Dezra (if she is not believed to be an alias of Tracy Hickman) was
written in as a friend of Tika in the short stories.
There's Nikol and Michael are named after two people, Nicole and Mike
Stanach(sp?)
Technically in Leave from the Inn of the Last Home, each contributor
is recognized as an in-person character who helped
So that means Janet Pack, John Grubber, Stan!, Steve Miller, and
others are in-world characters
As for draconian measure
There's Granak, Yakonah, Pol'lard (After Ed Pollard), Morten (although
his name is mispelled), Rohan.
In the latest book Amber and Iron, Cam (after Cam Banks) was listed.
Weldon
On Fri, 10 Aug 2007 12:02:29 -0700, Weldon Chen <gran...@gmail.com>
wrote:
<snip>
> Sorry I've been delayed in posting.
> For the novels, there's acutally a lot more than one realizes.
> Dalamar was originally a name of a Gencon person that Margaret thought
> was a cool name.
> Dezra (if she is not believed to be an alias of Tracy Hickman) was
> written in as a friend of Tika in the short stories.
> There's Nikol and Michael are named after two people, Nicole and Mike
> Stanach(sp?)
> Technically in Leave from the Inn of the Last Home, each contributor
> is recognized as an in-person character who helped
> So that means Janet Pack, John Grubber, Stan!, Steve Miller, and
> others are in-world characters
>
> As for draconian measure
> There's Granak, Yakonah, Pol'lard (After Ed Pollard), Morten (although
> his name is mispelled), Rohan.
>
> In the latest book Amber and Iron, Cam (after Cam Banks) was listed.
>
> Weldon
Wow! Great fan-service!
...and I suppose this sort of thing ensures that each book has at least one
*guaranteed* customer!
;-)
--
"Pay no attention to the Kender behind the curtain"
David "Big Mac" Shepheard
http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/virtualeclipselrp/links/d20_system_001071937434/Dragonlance_001071982311
http://www.thepiazza.org.uk/bb/viewforum.php?f=12
- :-) - and don't forget their friends!
- for historical reasons, this process is known in sf & fantasy
as "tuckerisation", and it's not unknown for considerable sums
to be raised for charities by the auctioning off of the oppor-
tunity to be tuckerised by - for example - terry pratchett (in
which case the charities concerned have tended to involve orang-
utans, hedgehogs and perhaps latterly, research into alzheimer's
disease). - i doubt there's ever been an attempt to list all the
examples within the worlds of fantasy & sf, though...
- love, ppint.
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"unless the hakkikt was mad...
a definition which, between species, lacked precision."
- Pyanfar Chanur, in _The Pride of Chanur_ by C.J. Cherryh
DAW & Methuen p/bs, 1/82 & c./85; Phantasia h/cvr c./86