The version I read had a chart on the end. (And a map, which was also very useful.) No, actually, there were several charts: one for the Elven tribes and then three for the major Elven families, plus three for the major human families. And of course, they intermarried. (So I made other charts trying to document all the marriages and family relations. ... Does that sound less geeky if I say that I never got it done right? Stupid long-living elves, not caring about generation gaps at all.)
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Date: 2010-03-16 08:09 pm (UTC)No, actually, there were several charts: one for the Elven tribes and then three for the major Elven families, plus three for the major human families. And of course, they intermarried. (So I made other charts trying to document all the marriages and family relations. ... Does that sound less geeky if I say that I never got it done right? Stupid long-living elves, not caring about generation gaps at all.)