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I have figured out where just about all of the gods from Wikipedia's List of Dungeons & Dragons deities came from initially. I tried looking on Google, but I can't tell what books these two came from - can anyone help? Lekena, god of light Moon Goddess, goddess of amazons

Yep, IIRC the CC interface takes some getting used to, but it's not particularly difficult. If you can test some way to make it easier than hand-copying all the data to each field, that would save a ton of time. ;) Sorry for not being more available, such is my life. Glad you guys have...

OK, post back here when you hear back.

Don't flood my inbox or anything, but anyone who needs to reach me would probably have better luck sending me an e-mail. :)

To be honest, I haven't used the CC database in so long, I have no idea how it works. I don't think you technically need to be an admin here to use it. In fact, if you want to have two different people be admins here, and two others be in charge of uploading/maintaining the actual CC, I think...

If that sounds good to the other regulars, then I'm OK with that. I'm pretty out of touch, so I'm not sure how things have gone on around here for a while.

Right now and for the foreseeable future, it looks like! I can't see them unblocking it anytime soon, which is the first stumbling block to me coming back as an admin here. The second big problem is, and I've got to be honest here, my heart just hasn't been into doing 3.5 conversions since 4E...

That's good news. :) For those who do Facebook, see the "recent posts by others" section, where you'll see comments from me and a few others you might recognize. One of the responses indicates that they might be just fine with the netbook idea. http://www.facebook.com/EricJansing

I think we should clear that with his wife out of courtesy, but I can't see her saying no. She is extremely nice from the few interactions I've had with her. The harder part would be getting WotC to agree to it. Doing the CC for free didn't seem to be a problem, but we would absolutely need...

Yep, and I worked with him on a good half of those things that Echohawk lists. I know I asked him a few times, because I go every year, and I wanted to meet him. Too bad he never could make it - I agree, we would have had a great time. If you're going this year let me know, maybe we can get...

Thank you verfy much for posting. I wish I had known him in the same sort of way, but we never got the chance to meet in person. It made me smile to read your rememberences of him. It's good to hear from someone who knew him personally.

More about Eric and his family from their local paper.

Not at all. The obituary mentions a college fund for his children.

Eric Jansing, the man you probably knew better here on the Creature Catalog forums and EN World in general by his nickname of "Shade", passed away June 13, 2012. He was a friend of mine, at least as much as you can be a friend to someone you only know online or through e-mails. But we knew...

Thanks Mark, I was about to post a link to his article as well: M. A. R. Barker

If they are the same person, then she seems to be going out of her way not to mention her time at TSR.

Diana Magnuson Illustration Do you figure this is the same artist who worked on the original Dragonlance modules? I think it's likely enough that we don't have two artists with the same name, but I want to make sure rather than assume. :)

Someone just started an article on Don Turnbull from TSR UK as well; I guess he died several years ago.

Feel free to post about anyone who has died; I was just making a point about how more people have been dying within the last few years, and Jean Wells dying two days before I made this thread (unbeknownst to me) really hits home with that.

I just started an article for Jean Wells.