Book Idea

[Havoc]

Correct

On the note that halfbreeds are unnatural and unusual I'd say I have the upper hand on most works of fiction. In any D&D game you'll have both Half Elves and Half Orcs with no explanation as to how they came to be.
I have a halfbreed that came to be with a rather complicated story of war, racism and magic.

[Anthentar]

Ok, well... he does have us there...

[Spiderkeg]

Uh, huh?

In any game that deals with half-Elves and half-Ogres, I know exactly how they came to be.

Some human male/female and some male/female Elf or male/female Ogre got busy and together a child was spawned.

[Anthentar]

isn't that how the Ligers came about?

[Spiderkeg]

I think the ligers were forced at gun point.

[Havoc]

[Spiderkeg]

Heh, alright alright.

So, we have this librarian who is doing something that hasn't been done yet in the 3000 years since this major conflict... putting together a Collected Work of the Great <Insert War Title Here>. Up to this point, any writings were merely accounts of things happened, but not a collected piece of historical work or accounts. Are we on que here?

I think a fair number of us would like to see a correlation between the historian and the war, with some major or minor relative apart of the conflict or whatnot... but I still see your point as well. I suppose the dramatic side of me wants there to be some link... no matter how remote or distant.

Anyways... continue on Havoc (and let slip the dogs of war!).

[Havoc]

You are more or less got it right, yes.

*Sigh* How's this for a link: He's an elf. It were his people that drove the Katori to Kaor in the first place.

[nightlock]

New name, same ideas.... I'll be picking this one up again.