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}}The '''Council of Greyhawk''' was an "unofficial coalition of ''[[Greyhawk]]'' fans" formed in the early-mid 90's. Established during a time when TSR | }}The '''Council of Greyhawk''' was an "unofficial coalition of ''[[Greyhawk]]'' fans" formed in the early-mid 90's. Established during a time when TSR was not releasing supplements and adventures for the setting, the Council's stated mission was to keep "the {{smallcaps|World of Greyhawk}}™ a viable campaign world." {{csb|The [[Oerth Journal]] #1|1}} | ||
The Council is best-known in ''Greyhawk'' fandom for publishing the earlier issues of the ''[[Oerth Journal]]'' from 1995 to 1999. | The Council is best-known in ''Greyhawk'' fandom for publishing the earlier issues of the ''[[Oerth Journal]]'' from 1995 to 1999. | ||
==History==The Council of Greyhawk initially was a project begun on the AOL message boards. Members of the Council were known for consistently contributing to the "TSR Online" message boards on AOL, when the company had exclusive content in the AOL (America Online) "folders".{{csb|The [[Oerth Journal]] #1|30}} Later, logs of those folders which had been archived by members would be proliferated by fans, being called the "Best of Greyhawk on AOL". | ==History== | ||
The Council of Greyhawk initially was a project begun on the AOL message boards. Members of the Council were known for consistently contributing to the "TSR Online" message boards on AOL, when the company had exclusive content in the AOL (America Online) "folders".{{csb|The [[Oerth Journal]] #1|30}} Later, logs of those folders which had been archived by members would be proliferated by fans, being called the "Best of Greyhawk on AOL". | |||
==Notable members== | ==Notable members== | ||
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| Logo in use on the Council of Greyhawk's website, c.1997-98, illustrated by Dennis "Renegade54" Couch. | |
| Type: | Fan content publisher |
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| Headquarters: | AOL, GreyTalk |
| Founded: | 1995 on AOL |
| Defunct: | 2001 |
| Successor: | Greyhawk Online |
| Key People: | Steve Wilson (Tamerlian), Erik Mona (Iquander), Tom Harrison (Blusponge), Nathan Irving |
The Council of Greyhawk was an "unofficial coalition of Greyhawk fans" formed in the early-mid 90's. Established during a time when TSR was not releasing supplements and adventures for the setting, the Council's stated mission was to keep "the World of Greyhawk™ a viable campaign world." [1]
The Council is best-known in Greyhawk fandom for publishing the earlier issues of the Oerth Journal from 1995 to 1999.
History
The Council of Greyhawk initially was a project begun on the AOL message boards. Members of the Council were known for consistently contributing to the "TSR Online" message boards on AOL, when the company had exclusive content in the AOL (America Online) "folders".[2] Later, logs of those folders which had been archived by members would be proliferated by fans, being called the "Best of Greyhawk on AOL".
Notable members
Among the numerous members of Council of Greyhawk were Tom Harrison (Blusponge), Gary Holian (PSmedger), Len Lakofka (Leomund), Frank Mentzer (ExTSR), Erik Mona (Iquander), Roger Moore (TSRRoger), Samantha Quest (QSamantha), Fred Weining (Psychlops), Steve Wilson (Tamerlian), Dennis Couch (Renegade54), and Daniel Craig (Aeolius).[2][3][4]
References
Notes
Citations
- ↑ The Oerth Journal #1, p.1.
- ↑ a b The Oerth Journal #1, p.30.
- ↑ The Oerth Journal #2, p.19.
- ↑ The Oerth Journal #3, p.27.
Bibliography
- Tamerlain, ed. The Oerth Journal #1. Council of Greyhawk, 1995. Available online
- Tamerlain, ed. The Oerth Journal #2. Council of Greyhawk, 1995. Available online
- Mona, Erik, ed. The Oerth Journal #3. Council of Greyhawk, 1996. Available online