Nor me. As I understand it, it was one of those natural mistakes due to insufficient data, enshrined in game history, more or less as John described. But knowing what games, in what location and at what date, is something I'd like to fit in with.
> All the material referring to Starbrow's rebellion
> was published first in an APA-zine,
What's that?
> later reprinted in Wyrm's Footnotes (#13, IIRC) and
> Footprint.
That, I've got, thanks. There's a duck rep on the High Council, and I may need him for story. Do we know any more about him from other sources?
> There are two ways to go about this.
Plus mine...
> 1. Multiple Kallyrs. If the Argraths can do it, why
> not the Starbrows?
An idea, but not the one I was going for. Actually, quite a fun idea, now I think about it. I may even go for that as well. ("No, I'm Sparatacus!")
> 2. A contemporary of Zin (the Fourth Age collector)
> making the same
> conclusion as apparently both John Hughes and
> Stephen Martin when hardly
> any information beyond RuneQuest rules were about.
Way too easy! :)
> Unless you make Kallyr a duck honoris causa. But
> then she'd also be a
> Telmori adoptee for her putting up a fight against
> Jomes Wulf...
I'm not quite sure what you mean by "honoris causa"? Sorry, my Latin is a little rusty. And no, as far as I know her relationship with the Telmori is simply that they're sworn to the Prince of Sartar in exchange for promises of help and suport made by Sartar to them: and she beats various other candidates for their support by at least attempting to keep Sartar's promises. I'm quite sure she did fight against Jomes Wulf, for instance. There was a battle where the Sartarites fought the Lunars and lost, of course she was there! :)
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