Well, thanks. I like to think this one’s good.

While I’d actually played D&D, unlike … ahem … BattleTech … and enjoyed the experience, mostly (especially since it was generally with the Usual Suspects), and of course had to shape the book to fit its place in their ficton, I wrote, as I always try to, for my own pleasure.

Try not to let cognitive dissonance break your head. The lovely Jayné might never forgive me. It’d be hard to live with that. Perhaps the knowledge that War in Tethyr is a Vic Milán book that just happens to be a D&D tie-in will help maintain the old cranial integrity…

Of course, if on reading you decide the book blows it should certainly be safer. As always, YMMV.

I’ve been distracted, as you can probably infer from my dearth of posts (trying to finish the durn Rogue Angel yarn so’s I can jump right on the next) so it took me longer than conscionable to understand your exceedingly complex 13-word post.

I’m honored. I can’t readily conceive of a greater or more appropriate memorial than my own LOLcat from you.

Mind, I’m holding you to this!

Is it possible that one of them is good?!

I think you are a fine writer, but every D&D book has been horrible in my experience. This is setting up a cognitive dissonance in me that might break my head.

*goes off to find a copy of War in Tethyr and see*