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Dara Happen Book of Emperors (1994)

First Edition, Convulsion ’94, July 22-24.

This is an early version of what became The Fortunate Succession in 1995, and The Entekosiad (aka, Book of Emperors) in 1996. 


Details

  • By Greg Stafford
  • Distributed by Wizards’ Attic

Editions

As with all of Greg’s Work’s in Progress, many versions were printed with the date of the printing inside and often a colorful name. There are also likely to be unique versions of a single printing for individuals. Those that were printed in copy shops also varied depending on paper, cover and colour. In a few cases Greg even gave photocopies. Eventually they became formalised printings.

SKUNameYearPublisherNotes
Dara Happen Book of Emperors1994Greg StaffordOrange spiral bound cover, yellow pages,
First Edition, made for Convulsion ’94, July 22-24.

Contents

  • The Fortunate Succession
    • Yelm Dynasty
    • Ovosto Dynasty
    • Anaxial Dynasty
    • Empty Emperor
    • Jenarong Dynasty
    • Khordavu Dynasty
    • Ordanestyu, the Great Advison
    • Erzanestyu Dynasty
    • Denesiod Dynasty
    • The Dragon Emperor
    • Karvanyar Dynasty
    • Carmanian Lords
    • New Solar Dynasty
    • The Red Emperor
    • Outlaw Emperors
  • The Red Emperor: Essay
  • Appendix A: Other Dara Happan Emperor Lists
  • Appendix B: Other Texts
  • Source Analysis of Yelmgatha List
  • The Book of the Sky
    • The Perfect Sky
    • The Star Time
    • The Sky
    • Notes, start
  • Red Goddess, two diagrams

First Edition, first page

Related Pages

  • A Little Background on the Stafford Library
  • Greg Stafford Personal Works
  • Stafford Library Volumes
  • The Yuthuppa Book (1993)

1994, Convention publication, Convulsion 94, Greg Stafford, Wizards Attic

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