Special thanks go to:

Jon Winter, keeper of the Mimir, for providing inspiration and a fine web page, for putting my contributions on it and for uploading my own files when the college system went mad at me.

Alex Charrett, for getting me involved in the internet in the first place, and for standing by me through thick and thin. If ever a man deserved thanks, it's Alex.

Robert and Arthur Burrows, for first showing me polyhedral dice and monster stats (they showed me the Basic D&D 'Creature Catalogue'. Sadly I lost my own copy some years ago now), and for getting me interested in writing a web page, and for playtesting my stuff now and then.

My brothers, Dunstan and Gabriel, for being my only players a lot of the time, and for listening patiently to my barmy raving.

My mum, who always has an ear open, even if she doesn't understand what I say, and also for being an excellent AD&D player and a very fast learner.

Christian Sharp, for showing me Warhammer, and the rest of my new Planescape group: Simon and Fionn, that means you!

All the people at the St. Albans and Watford Games Workshops, for support and friendly help.

TSR and Games Workshop, the two greatest games companies there are, usually.

Everyone on the Forgotten Realms, Forgotten Realms Projects, Al-Qadim, Planescape and Spelljammer mailing lists, and especially to Zak Arnston for giving this page its first review (and a good one at that!).

Ed Greenwood, Steven E. Schend, David Cook, Monte Cook, Colin McComb, Ray Vallese, Julia Martin, Eric L. Boyd and all the people who have designed my favourite game products.

Everyone who's contributed to this page. If that's not you, why not?

Hawkeye and Infinite Fish, and everyone whose backgrounds I've used.

Where appropriate, links can be found on the links pages.