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+1 to the list of "read a bunch of this poo poo in high school/college" pile. Been years since I read any of my old books that are packed away in storage, save for my well-worn copy of The Legend of Huma by none other than the WoW Lore Thread's favorite I'm both looking forward to and dreading seeing where this thread ends up going.
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dwarf74 posted:IIRC, when Weis and Hickman handed over the reins to write, like, Darksword or whatever they told TSR, "Here you go, run with it, but please keep your drat hands off of all these things which are supposed to remain mysteries forever. #1: Huma and his legend. #2..." Given the adversarial relationship Weis and Hickman had with TSR regarding Lord Soth and Ravenloft, this doesn't surprise me in the slightest. Also, The Legend of Huma and all of Knaak's stuff involving minotaurs ruled, and I will die on this hill. Fight me.
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Lemniscate Blue posted:This is also the origin of kender, and I believe gully dwarves as well. Kender, yes. Gully dwarves were the result of gnomes and dwarves interbreeding, which adds a whole new layer of unintentional  to the whole mess.
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Elector_Nerdlingen posted:Mormons are real fuckin' weird about "interbreeding". I said "unintentional" because I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt. I guess I should've known better. 
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Jul 23, 2019 18:42
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If I remember right, that one was "Colors of Belief" by Richard A. Knaak, in the "Reign of Istar" volume of the Tales anthologies. Edit: Looks like I was wrong! 
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