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Thank you for your interest in another fine Emerald Giant product. The lists in this document were generated by the Dungeon Crawler computer program. If you happened to purchase this reasonably priced software, you could generate and endless supply of such items. New material is being added all the time. Enough advertising. Great effort has been taken to make sure the results are useful, interesting and fun. Recognizing the limits of computer generated descriptions, I expect you will find entries that don’t work for you. Some will be too silly or too serious for your taste. Whatever. In actual use, I tend to generate a cluster of items and pick the one I like best at a given moment—something that fits the mood of the game. I’m sure you’ll do the same. Also, some of the lists Emerald Giant has made available are humorous by their very nature. Passwords and Tavern Diversions are good examples. There are many I would never use in a serious role-playing session, but I hope you find them hilariouSamples and well w ofilerth the price of admission. Enjoy. Randy Baker Emerald Giant Software 100 TAVERN NAMES 1. The Dragon-Scribe Inn 51. The Raintide Parlor 2. Half-Ogre's Alehouse 52. The Brown Grease 3. The Deformed Spine Spot 53. Inn Of Ungentle Religions 4. Elf's Room 54. The Holy Badger 5. The Running Aristocrat Hotel 55. The Swimming Salamander 6. The Dwarvish Suite 56. The Leaping Morningstar 7. Herring's Mountains 57. Pious Child 8. The Lovelykey Club 58. Racing Sword 9. The Unremarkable Tap Room 59. The Coppery Troll Eatery 10. The Human Hills Tavern 60. The Four Ford Tap Room 11. The Flail's Arches Bar 61. The Gleaming Elf 12. Rocky Lodge 62. Bolt And Human 13. Hidden Shield 63. Generous Path 14. Mappers Bar 64. Nauven's Boozer 15. The Jowler's Pub 65. Thrasher Kan Tavern 16. Amiable Duke's Club 66. The Divine Darksea Gambling House 17. Inn Of Resplendent Behemoths 67. The Clay Statuette Alehouse 18. Ramona's Alehouse 68. The Red Charms 19. The Languard Lair 69. Box Inn 20. Bat's Rest Spot 70. Underground Lodge 21. Overseer's Rest 71. The Human Longbow 22. The Human And Fighter 72. The Livery And Glaive 23. The Defender War Bar 73. Yellow Way 24. Guide's Tavern 74. The Og's Place 25. Heart Heavenly Tavern 75. Duchess's Tavern 26. The Human's Tavern 76. The Alchemist's Tavern 27. The Jeg's Brothel 77. The Orcish Spine 28. The Birch Flower Tavern 78. The Eastern Alehouse 29. The Generous Density Inn 79. The Human Sunrod Inn 30. Silentsay Hotel Sample file80. Prancing Mallard 31. The Tavern Of Sorcerer's Marvels 81. The Accountant And Gorilla 32. Mole Rat's Steel Sarcophagus 82. The Villainous Inn 33. Assessor And Sack 83. The Commoner's Lodge 34. Slimy Bar 84. The Plant And Silversmith 35. The Lunemyst Inn 85. The Glenhedge Tavern 36. Buckler And Hare 86. Curious Merfolk 37. Cousin And Arrow 87. The Moonsilver Spoon Hotel 38. The Frail Brothelkeeper's Alehouse 88. Pillow Alehouse 39. The Medium Cedar Chest 89. The Valiantdock Tap House 40. Senile Sponge 90. Var's Winery 41. Mel Agon Parlor 91. The Barbarian And Cleric 42. The Dwarf And Fiendwurm 92. The Genastasio's Brewery 43. The Alehouse At The Human Head 93. Racing Fly 44. The Inn Of Blithering Sonnets 94. The Running Shield 45. Dwarvish Spleen Roost 95. The Handmaiden's Tap Room 46. Dwarvish Head Tap House 96. Weasel's Ramp 47. Human Arm Inn 97. The Ocelot's Cistern 48. The Human Hand 98. The Cavefarm Tavern 49. The Harsh Eagle 99. Brown Empress's Tavern 50. The Fetid Tavern 100. The Tempting Stick 150 ORC NAMES 1. Sinia Head-Gorger 51. Shima Ben 101. Manemo Liver-Warder 2. Nâ Kil 52. Vir Bholb 102. Llaf Eye-Driver 3. Gam Vilg 53. Tennas Jaw-Finisher 103. Amaro Side-Teaser 4. Agion Back-Carver 54. Rel Ear-Wrecker 104. Shurt Kkun 5. Rel Tongue-Annoyer 55. Burena Foot-Dissector 105. Tosur Wak 6. Pumeira Ass-Rod 56. Hameni Ar 106. Kin Kirlan 7. Lil Wrol 57. Llurr Zog 107. Kil Killim 8. Torur Wrist-Slugger 58. Rogar Cheek-Snapper 108. Zen Hop-Kill 9. Unt Knee-Beguiler 59. Agaul Fes 109. Runia Kathak 10. Begin Belly-Parter 60. Lulesa Ankle-Shatterer 110. Hureaan Zar 11. Filisa Kiz 61. Zebar- Shoulder-Digester 111. Vrila Calf-Burner 12. Sol Koid 62. Zog Yikil 112. 'Dreary' Gath Jilb 13. Beath Kimallo 63. Ter Chest-Exterminator 113. Uguir the Aborter 14. Azer Kinar 64. Mulla Ag 114. Tine Bone-Tilter 15. Orikh Lung-Splatterer 65. Pig Side-Dissector 115. Orúb Skunsmuk 16. Helle Back-Charmer 66. Gen Back-Flipper 116. Urk Calf-Hitter 17. Lunen Yiklúm 67. Pis Stomach-Mangler 117. Agobona Kirort 18. Ilk Breast-Grasper 68. Anag Pigg 118. Berani Gerir 19. Or Arbol 69. Shob the Dismantler 119. Kok Elbow-Cruncher 20. Akun Hel 70. Ciemph Head-Chucker 120. Zôr Hel 21. Bulola Vil 71. Hok Vir 121. Zes Butt-Scolder 22. Ruin Thigh-Offender 72. Ruin Belly-Luster 122. Rus Thogg 23. Mad Gel 73. Zagu Thog 123. Ellor Neck-Devourer 24. Zven Or 74. Biar Knuckle-Raker 124. Falas Lal 25. Ulisa Cheek-Smasher 75. Ginurê Spleen-Spell 125. Lil En 26. Suda Heart-Chewer 76. Biz Hand-Retributor 126. Unt Jawbone-Choker 27. Llen Kittar 77. Mul 'The Rough' 127. Mend Jaw-Notch 28. Wak Ruinc 78. SampleKhan Kir file 128. Malentra Kkunilg 29. Zani Jaw-Wrecker 79. Gar Kin 129. Korra Stomach-Poker 30. Kura Fir 80. Tún Ag 130. Rinila Ar 31. Ut Skull-Annihilator 81. Nosene Wakyash 131. Nul 'The Glum' Mal 32. Emir Ankle-Clubber 82. Tum Heart-Splatterer 132. Throat-Puncher 33. Evoti Ar 83. Anarêkin Kinlas 133. Arz Jor 34. Heir Vilel 84. Iz Kirs 134. Orm 35. Lima Chin-Feeder 85. Cog Spleen-Breaker 135. Derra Shor 36. Lameina Kinalt 86. Ak Pate-Stirrer 136. Ek Thigh-Muncher 37. Ana Side-Devourer 87. Zette Kin 137. Ast Skulg 38. Zerama Ass-Inquisitor 88. Am Esna 138. Negoj Groin-Wilter 39. Crâ Bholg 89. Yik Mir 'The Spoiler' 139. Sen Org 40. Man Backbone-Retributor 90. Erar Kim 140. Lir Ear-Extinguisher 41. Gor Guil 91. Blor Kizid 141. Mer Hip-Eater 42. Ur Kin 92. Bieni Hok 142. Ash Virithâare 43. Burrila Forehead-Gutter 93. His Ankle-Driver 143. Oguis Shin-Raider 44. Sona In 94. Olam Ear-Stinger 144. Bil Ul 45. Llog Brain-Enslaver 95. Ump Thoglarc 145. Barar On 46. Ind Yik 96. Shurr Cheek-Bruiser 146. 'Soggy' Gulo Anru 47. Ag Wrist-Grazer 97. Banem Eye-Splatterer 147. Algâ Spine-Taker 48. Riema Bholilú 98. Meine Lung-Eraser 148. Orz Hand-Stripper 49. Man Butt-Reducer 99. Sudarian Kisp 149. An Sliz 50. 'Orca-Buttocks' Bholierc 100. Ekm Kkun 150. Bahl Krusher 100 DWARF NAMES 1. Jaer Gaglin 51. Syl Nodbrer 2. Gronen Moin 52. Velinyanlla Gligngein 3. Mycundlera Eildun 53. Ryryangar Irondart 4. Clena Ylvaraen 54. Eluc Frynan 5. Brw Thadd 55. Ollandlla Shornor 6. Shoneid Staffcavern 56. Mongur Tilril 7. Aler Aurafoar 57. Ryllka Svinand 8. Swrurus Skurra 58. Voin Grantir 9. Hegan Metalprincess 59. Kolph Swat 10. Toil Swafrirm 60. Noganrur Braeda 11. Saerala Crystaldagger 61. Urg Knightrock 12. Dangein Bamog 62. 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    A Case Study of the Influence of Fandom: How Role-players Helped Develop Computer Games in Britain（Paul Mason） A Case Study of the InÀuence of Fandom: How Role- players Helped Develop Computer Games in Britain Paul Mason Abstract Fandom is widely regarded as a form of excessive consumption, an essentially reactive activity. Work in the ¿eld of fan studies has drawn attention to its creative aspects, but these are still often deemed to be expanding on or embellishing the work of creative professionals. The present study explores the ambiguity of the boundary between fan creators and professional creators in order to illustrate how fans were instrumental in the creation of a new form of expression. It charts aspects of the history of computer games development in the UK, and shows how that development was driven by the interplay between fans and professionals in related ¿elds. Introduction In a basement room at a school in Britain in the early 1970s sits a strange machine. At ¿rst glance it seems to be a large typewriter, but closer inspection reveals it to be a teleprinter. It is connected to the mainframe computer of the city treasurer’s department. A schoolboy is operating the teleprinter, periodically typing in short commands, and then watching intently as the results of those commands are printed out: a grid formed of dots occasionally replaced by other symbols, with some terse accompanying text and data. The boy is playing Blake's 7, attempting to steer the spaceship Liberator and successfully defeat pursuing Federation craft. The teachers at the school are aware of student use of the computer terminal and its teleprinter, but allow it, perhaps because they are unaware that it is being used to play a game, or even because the whole concept of games using computers is so new that it has not yet been recognized as a bad thing.