"Lucky Majere, Puck and the Crystal Dragon" by Chantal Noordeloos Peeters

heh, I hate Crysania too, stupid cleric like girl, whatever she is. Hated her so much, but gnomes, now those were cool, like in Darkness and Light if you read that one, when they went to the moon, boy were those guys cool. Heh, you know I'm rambling on about nothing now, I really should just shut up shouldnt I....ok, I willNothing wrong with Rambling. I dearly detest the character of Chrysania too

I love these paintings that are like scenes. Is this oil? When the painting is too big to scan, you can take a photograph of it, and scan the photograph(Anneke Broenink told me this).

OOO lovely^^ This is great!

I like the dragon face, and Lucky's dress- the bodice looks sort of 18th century, and I like the color. Is the little guy in the corner a kender, or is it just the angle making him look smaller than he's supposed to be?

Chantal Noordeloos Peeters replies: "He's a normal halfling called Puck. He was the character of a friend of mine. This is also not set on Krynn. Lucky got put in a made up world by another friend. "

Raistlin with a daughter? Wicked.

I think Raistlin is awsome. I have read everything about him. Yes, he did have a daughter. No, it wasn't with a goddess. Her name was Usha. She had her mother's silvery hair and fair skin (she was an irda, which are a lot like Tolkien elves. If you don't know what they're like then read those books, for pity's sake!), but her eyes were bizzare: they were gold. Her mother died in childbirth and her uncle adopted her and took her to the irda's secret lands. Raistlin didn't know of her existence until Dragons of Summer Flame. He meets her then (read the book) and (wisely) decides that the stories about him having a daughter may be true. He just doesn't tell her this so she can marry Palin (read the book). Yes, I rant badly. Yes, I understand that this was a RPG thing. Yes, it is FANTASTIC. And finally, yes, Crysania must die for stealing Raistlin from us, although I'm now in love with Dalamar.

Chantal Noordeloos Peeters replies: "Lol, nope, Raistlin did NOT have a daughter, Usha thought she was his daughter because Tasselhof said that she had golden eyes and raistlin had golden eyes too, so she could be his daughter. I for one am very happy about that, because did not really think Usha was worthy to be his child. Lucky is just a character from the games we play. She is in none of the books, only in my own stories. We just recently ended the long time quest I played with her, which leaves me a little sad.Ofcourse I know the Irda The original Ogres before they got too big for their own head and Thakisis condemned almost all of them."

Okay, now I am confused...The facts are

1: She has gold eyes.

2: She was raised by the Irda.

3: Her father was human.

It DOES make one want to re-read that book. Tank you for drawing this to my attention! I must learn! Of course, I borrowed the book from my annoyingly Kender-like friend Toby (who has a library of those books and is heck-bent on keeping it from me!). *Grabs staff of Magius and prepares for battle with the kender.*

Don't mind me.

Oh yes. I almost forgot: does anybody deserve the honor of being Raistlin's Daughter? (Yes, I was a seriously obsessive Raitlin fan not too long ago).

Raistlin doesn't have a daughter, or son, or a lover even in the books. He's all alone.. *snif* Luckily, there are lots of fans who want to change this in their own storylines. Usha was all human, not half irda as people seem to think. Her parents were stranded on the island where irdas lived, and died, and the irdas raised her. Don't remember the whole story but it was in one of the books. Even though I am a rather rabid Raistlin lover, I think it's allright for people to use him in RPGs and fanfics. After all, he started out as a RPG character in a game Margaret Wise and Tracy Hickman played.

OK everyone, your stories about Usha are comfusing. For one some of youhave facts that are wrong and others have facts that are somewhat right. Usha's parents were slaves on a minotaur ship. They excaped and ended up on the Irda island. Her dad was killed by the Irda because he tried to escape. Her mother committed suicide by drowning. The Irda raised Usha. When she met Tas, he said she has the same eyes as Rais. That is true, but they never say if she is actually Rais's daughter. There ya go. Hope its explained a little more.

There's an arguement about her being Raistlin's daughter going on... certainly, a daughter of Raistlin's turns up in another book! The book is even called "Raistlin's daughter" and is one of the most recent books, in fact I think that it is part of the most recent series but i have lost the book so can't remember her name... *takes deep breath*. But anyway, does that help clear up the arguement?