Ed Erdelac's Page

"Hey Milton, Cool beginning - I find stories about African American/Native relations fascinating. Books like Art T. Burton's Black, Red, And Deadly, or on the 10th Cavalry, the Muskogee, John Horse and the Black Seminoles, etc. - and I love that…"

"Awesome, Milton! Are you guys using some sort of pre-existing rules system, or doing it up from scratch? I'm also working on an RPG, but a supplement for an existing (albeit pretty new) property. Getting into the rules part of it…"

"Very interesting topic (and bold words about my man, Conan, Diop!).  I haven't read much sword and sorcery outside of Tolkein and Howard. They did feature non-white characters once in awhile, but as was said, I know in Howard they…"

"Hey Diop - it's set in the 19th century. 1880. The Ethiopian character, one of the Beta Y'srael, plays a huge part in the second book of my series 'Merkabah Rider: Tales of a High Planes…"

"I'm glad to be proclaimed as such Ed. What century are you having your story set?"

"Always can be portrayed as a child of the ever shifting frontier."

"Indeed, I had read North or Northwest Ethiopia mostly, so I'm hesitant to use Suri stick fighting as they're not the same region. I guess there's nothing against the man having learned stick fighting in the south, but if there's…"

"Hello. Weren't the Falasha living in the northeast of Ethiopia? And at various times according to circumstances, pain to the Negus and their Muslim neighbors?"