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[Roger]

Various updates made to this page:

* A pronounciation guide has been added for family names. You're
still on your own WRT individual names. :-)
* The Felicks and Forsell families now have the correct race
(thanks Eric!)
* A couple of misc corrections (thanks to both Larkin and Eric).


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[Larkin O'Donoghue]

More questions/changes Roger ...

1) Cifoc/Isuli of the Aniela Family - It mentions that they have two
daughters that live with their husbands. One is dead though (at 15),
has her husband had her stuffed?

2) Morol/Ataia of the Forsell Family -- If she is decended from the
Elzbieta, shouldn't all of their children be female?

Larkin

[Roger]

The basic information about the Tass family has been posted... this is
the family that Eric's character is from.

Roger

[Roger Terrell]

Larkin,

Didn't I mention that it's common practice in Dun Cliffs to have your dead spouse shambling around the house as a rotting undead?  :-)

Actually, both of those points are valid, and I've made the corrections.  Thanks!

Roger

[Eric B.]

Thank you for the updated genealogical info, Roger!  I do have a few observations and questions, however...  (So what else is new?)

First, the following Tass family members do not have their genders indicated (I know that their sex is pretty obvious in most cases, but I didn't want to make any assumptions and/or alter the consistency of your format): Ander (the elder), Bree, Elanor, Bell, Milo, Elanor (the deceased), Reed, Eda, Basil, Nedda, Garrett, May, Ruby, and Carissa.  Also, is his name spelled "Errich" or "Erich"?

Second, just out of curiosity, what's killing off all of these people?  There are so many dead relatives in Dun Cliffs, one wonders if the Grim Reaper hasn't been made an honorary family member, by now...  I'm not looking for specific causes of death for each individual--I was simply wondering what the general breakdown is, percentage-wise (by disease, natural causes, violence, etc.).  I mean, is this on par with other such settlements (not that the PCs would know, obviously), or do we just happen to live in beautiful Mortality Valley?

Inquiring minds wanna know,
--Eric  >%@  (unofficial census taker)

P.S.:  I'm lookin' forward to your first session, tomorrow!  

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[Roger Terrell]

Thanks Eric!  The information has been added and/or corrected.

The deaths are from all manner of reasons... it's not unusual to lose people (especially children) to disease.  Also, there are a fairly large number of natural hazards in the area.  Of course, the town is occasionally assaulted as well...  These things add up.

Roger

[Larkin O'Donoghue]

There are additions to the Maryna family entry

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