Thank you to Rebecca Whitman, who designed and put together this site, learning HTML in about a week and then discovering Front Page. Her creative and technical talents, long hours, and constant excitement made all these dreams into a reality.

Thank you to Kenton Whitman, for all his hours of writing down what has been in our heads for so long.  Without you this site could not be possible, and Carador would never have been given life!

A special thank-you to Chris Janssen and Vang Moua, whose technical support and consultation were coupled with a driving excitement that lifted us out of many a quagmire. We couldn't ask for better friends.  Awesome nav bars, guys!!  This site is what it it because of you.  And thanks, Chris, for putting together that incredible maps page so quickly!!

Thanks to Misti Wudtke for the growing selection of art on the site -- you bring the world of Carador to life!  Thanks also to Cliff Ehlert for the dragon on the nav bar.

Invaluable?  That's how we'd describe our play-testers and website critics -- Thank you to Laura Oliver, Dan Zabrowski, Kim Monaghan, and Jordan Heckman for constant input on navigation, the construction of the role-playing system, and the content of the website.  Plus, Laura and Dan are awesome martial art students! (Oh, and let's not forget Kim's luscious belly-dancing and Jordan's most lovable fellow, Angus mac Duff =)

And a special thanks to Cathy Whitman-Spear, who has always believed in our writing career and the quality of our work. Without her love and belief we could never have learned to believe so strongly in ourselves.

To Nathan Whitman, whose interest was a driving force, especially in the last few days of creation.  To the Sparrow family, for sharing our excitement, as always.  John Whitman, for encouragement; Nana and Pop-Pop for reading Lillian and giving us some great criticism.  

Lorraine Garland, a thanks to you for nurturing us along in our career.  An insider's aid can make all the difference!  Check out Lorraine's music through Folk Underground on our Links page.

Finally, a special dedication to Ayha, whose lessons and love will never be forgotten.