> At this rate, the matter should be settled before the Cycle > changes, I nearly think. I used the book search to do a quick search for various forms of plurals. It seems the book search is broken in a sense: If you search for "Tiassas", for example, it sometimes returns links that send you to a blank page instead of a text reference. After some digging around, it appears that it's failing when it finds "Tiassa's". It ignores the apostrophe when deciding whether to draw a link, but considers it when looking up the actual text, perhaps? Anyway, here are the results (if there were multiple examples, I list the most recently published book). Houses that say "no match" did not have any matches, or the matches were broken as described above: Phoenixes/Phoenix - no match Dragons - TPG Chapter 34 - Why should they care which line of Dragons is given the estate? Lyorns - Jhereg Chapter 9 - The Lyorns have records of him. Tiassas - no match Hawks - TPG Chapter 1 - a Lyorn and two Hawks. - TPG Chapter 34 - keep your ears to the sky, and your eyes to the ground, as the Hawks say Dzurs - no match Issolas - Issola Chapter 7 - proving that even Issolas are capable of self-directed irony. Tsalmoths - no match Vallistas - no match Jheregs - Jhereg Chapter 9 - ...the Jheregs were obviously the only ones who could manage it properly. / Why did the Jheregs agree to help? Iorichs - no match Chreothas - Jhereg Chapter 9 - Do you mean, for example, that Chreothas are descended from actual chreothas?" Yendis - no match Orcas - Teckla Chapter 8 - But the big merchants -- the Orcas and the Tsalmoth and the Jhegaala - Teckla Chapter 12 - I thought about Orcas who will knife anyone for twenty Imperials Tecklas - no match Jhegaalas - no match Athyras - no match Bryan