Talk:The Throne of Bloodstone

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Dobson

I tracked down Michael Dobson on Facebook and complimented him on the series, and he responded to me:

"Thanks! I'd forgotten a lot of the details. Saint Sollers, of course, I do remember: he was TSR editor Ed Sollers. Sollers' symbols (the Yellow Rose, etc.) had to do with his Texan origins. One of the other demons in H4 (Lorrax, IIRC) was originally a satire of TSR president Lorraine Dille Williams, but I softened some of it prior to publication to keep my editor and co-author out of trouble."

BOZ (talk) 16:27, 26 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]