When I started this thing in the Fall of 1996, not even in my wildest imaginations did I believe it would go this far. I maintain the Archive solely on my own, but there are several individuals who have provided invaluable assistance along the way, and I owe them much. Thank you! You're all wonderful.

First of all, I would like to thank Ezra van Everbroeck, for first mirroring my Archive and then including it in the Great NetBook Archive. Had it not been for you, Ezra, I doubt my Archive would ever have gotten out to the audience it has today. Also, you've provided a lot of contructive criticism which has proven invaluable.

I would also like to thank all of the people around the world mirroring the GNBA for the willingness to also mirror my Archive along with it. Thanks alot, you know who you are (even though I don't).

Matthew "Xeno" Shelton for a lot of wonderful contributions to my Archive. Your writings are very special and written in a style I'm most impressed by, and I'm sure they're appreciated by a whole lot of other people as well. If you're still out there, Matthew, I would like to get in touch with you again.

Ed Lazor for giving my Archive the wonderful "Officially Cool Site" award of his @Fantasy online gaming magainze, and a very flattering description of it. Your @Fantasy site is amazing, and I wish you the very best with it.

Garry J. Sled for awarding me the "Cranky Monkey Award". Thanks, Garry, I really appreciate it. Too bad with that plagiarizing issue with your works, it's a true loss for the gaming world to have lost you and your creations.

Shaun Owen Hately for a lot of conversations about my Formatting Conventions, among other things.

Wiz for several fitting Adventure descriptions.

The people all over the place linking to my site and giving it the most flattering descriptions.

All of you who've sent me contributions and given me feedback, a big thanks goes out to you. You're making this site better, and I hope you'll continue to do so. Without you, this Archive won't grow or improve.

And of course all the visitors.

And last but not least: TSR / Wizards of the Coast for the AD&D game itself, without which these pages would lose a lot of their point...