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This page has largely been copied over from Jan van Steenbergen's page, which can be found here. I've done little to change it, save cleaning up the html, incorporating it into my site's overall design, fixing some punctuation here and there, and updating it with some of the more recent relays. The descriptions of relays 1-13 are Jan's, as is the information regarding the participants of those relays. I'm responsible for the relays after the 13th. Below, modulo what's been detailed in this paragraph, is Jan's page:
Several relays have been played in the past. Here follows a short list:
- The First Conlang Relay, a.k.a. the "Starling Song" relay. It took place in the Summer of 1999 and was led by Irina Rempt (can also be found here).
- The Second Conlang Relay, entitled "Wisdom of Bast", took place in the Autumn of 1999 and was led by Sally Caves. (Note: Archived version is here.)
- The Third Conlang Relay, entitled "Bliss of a Fairy", took place in the Spring of 2000 and was led by Nicole Perrin. The link is broken, but we all hope it will be restored one day. (Regrettably, this link is broken. Go here to take a look at the last known version of it [special thanks to Archive.org for this!]).
- The Fourth Conlang Relay, officially named the "The Tenth anniversary Conlang Relay" but better known as the "Magical Egg Relay", took place in the Summer of 2001. It consisted of two separated texts, by Shreyas Sampat and H.S. Teoh. (Here's an archived version of Relay 4.)
- The First Planetpii relay is not included in the "official" numbering, but is worth mentioning anyway. It took place in the Winter 2001-2002 and was led by Jonathan North Washington. (Note: Archived version can be found here.)
- The Fifth Conlang Relay "From the book of chaos" took place in the Winter 2001-2002. Irina Rempt was relay master with a text written by Patrick Dunn.
- The Sixth Conlang Relay "Concerning the stars" took place in the Spring and Summer of 2002 and was led by Nik Taylor.
- Relay no. 6½ was organised in another group, although several of the participants appear also in other relays. It was led by Mike Ellis. (This site also appears to have been deleted. Thanks [again] to Archive.org, you can see the 2005 version of the page here. It may be the case that this relay was never fully webified).
- The Seventh Conlang Relay took place in the Summer-Autumn of 2002 and was led by Bob Greenwade. The schedule is here.
- Relay no. 7½ was organised by the same group as no. 6½. It took place in the same period as Relay no. 7 and was led by Natalia Laurila. Unfortunately, this relay was never concluded, and the results were never published.
- Conlang Translation Relay no. 8, based on the text "ikt mallsheuronrelguz" by Pete Bleackley, took place in May 2003.
- The Ninth Conlang Relay, a.k.a. "Borromean Relay", took place in the Spring of 2004 on the text "Thinking about Winter" by Amanda Babcock (now Furrow). Click here for the schedule.
- Conlang Translation Relay no. 10/R, the "Olympic Relay", took place in the Summer of 2004 and was led by Jan van Steenbergen. Because of the different rules between Romlangs and non-Romlangs, the two categories are listed separately below as "10" and "10r".
- Conlang Relay no. 11, nicknamed "The Primordial Soup Relay" (and also by some the "Cursed Relay") was run at the beginning of 2005 by Irina Rempt. What made this relay different from others is that the relay text was a recipe.
- Conlang Relay no. 12 took place in the Summer of 2005 and was run by Jeffrey Henning. Its official name was the "Scheduleless Relay", because instead of working with a schedule, the torch went to the first person who expressed an interest in it. It has not officially been concluded or published yet, but some preliminary results can be found behind the link.
- Conlang Relay no. 13 took place early 2006 and was mastered by Henrik Theiling. A very interesting relay, featuring cats turning into ravens and cougars, boys turning into boxing gloves and postmen, and buses turning into carriages and ships.
- Conlang Relay no. 14 took place late in 2006 and early 2007, and was mastered by Henrik Theiling. Read each leg of the relay, and watch, as a bride and groom transform into unbetrohed men and women, and then, miraculously, back into a bride and groom!
- The LCC2 Relay took place in May and June of 2007. Unlike previous relays, this relay was unveiled live at LCC2, adding to the fun.
- The First Inverse Relay took place between June and August of 2007. Inverse relays have different rules from ordinary relays. Instead of receiving the torch in someone else's conlang and passing on a version translated into one's own conlang, participants in the inverse relay received texts translated into their own conlangs by the previous participant. They then decoded the text in their own language (and sent notes back about errors, etc. to the previous participant), and translated it into a language created by the following participant. This relay was an experiment, so the number of participants was small, but all agreed that it was a great success.
- Conlang Relay 15 began on March 31, 2008, and took its time winding up. Participants gave it a lot of names, including the Cursed Relay, due to all the delays and dropouts, but it ended up with the name "The Dancing Out of Time Relay".
- Conlang Relay 16 took place in the fall of 2008 and took less than a month to complete. This relay was unique, because John Quijada, creator of Ithkuil, who had heretofore not participated in a relay, provided the translation text. For this reason, an appropriate name for this relay seems to me to be the Ithkuil Relay.
- The LCC3 Relay took place in February and March of 2009. The results of this relay were revealed live at LCC3 (and perhaps I'll say more about it after it actually happens).
- The Second Inverse Relay took place in 2009, for the most part, though it dragged on a bit until 2010. The text involved a journey of some sorts—and trading and people from across the ocean. It was fun!
- Conlang Relay 17 took place in the early part of 2010. It was quite a large relay, with four full rings, and featured a truly bizarre text about man turning against beast, and then beast turning against man—with a thousand others to help. The relay continued on fairly well, but the relay master never translated the texts that got to him. The relay participants together put most of their information on the FrathWiki page, but due to its uncertain conclusion, this relay came to be known as the Unfinished Relay.
Below, the asterisk (*) indicates that the participant acted as relay master, and/or that the original relay text was written in the language in question (i.e. if a relay's name has an asterisk by it, then the named individual to the left acted as relay master for that relay; if a language name has an asterisk by it, it was used to compose the relay text in question). Names are listed in alphabetical order by first (or only) name. The languages (both in the "Language" and "Languages Followed" columns) are listed chronologically, rather than alphabetically. Where an "r" is listed after a relay number, the romlang ring of the relay specifically is being indicated. Inverse relays shall be numbered differently, since they are a different type of relay. The first shall be 1i, the second 2i, etc.
Name | Language(s) Used | Relays Participated In | Languages Followed |
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Adam Parrish | Doraya | 1, 2 | Asiteya, Pfinnapex |
Adam Walker | Graavgaaln (5-6), Carrajena (8-9, 10r, 11-12, 13r, 14-15, 17), Tvern El (17) | 5, 6, 8, 9, 10r, 11, 12, 13r, 14, 15, 17 | Megdevi, Vaior, Silindion, kasano, Wenedyk, Da Mätz se Basa, Rokbeigalmki, Entrelenga, Þrjótrunn, Khangaþyagon, Neimalu, Vašt î Kûvik |
Aidan Aannestad | Aitoliste | LCC2 | Asha'ille |
Aidan Grey | Aelya | 4 | Uatakassí |
Alex Fink | pjaukra (8, 9, 10), Sabasasaj (LCC2, LCC3), Ājat he-Heloun (16) | 8, 9, 10, LCC2, 16, LCC3 | Carrajena, Meghean, Darynese, Skerre, Pinuyo, Kēlen |
Amanda Babcock Furrow | Toma Heylm (7, 10, 12-13), mërèchi (8, 9*, 10-11, 13-14, LCC3), Mirexu (15-17), Alurhsa (2i) | 7, 8, 9*, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, LCC3, 2i, 17 | Obrenje, narethanaal, Nindic, Proto-Drem, Tæĺf, Kēlen, Epiq, Ilaini, Carrajena, Calénnawn, Vozgian (x2), Khangaþyagon, Old Draconic, Kapakwonak, mërèchi, iljena |
Amber Adams | Cenlatorre | 6, 9 | Uatakassí, Taruven |
Amelia Champion | Ziotaki | 7, 8 | Géarthnuns (?), Wenedyk |
And Rosta | Livagian | 5, 9 | Eloshtan, Atlantic |
Andreas Johansson | Tairezazh (4), Meghean (9-10) | 4, 9, 10 | Iltârer, Khangaþyagon, Zhyler |
Andrej Šuc | Laefèvëši | 17 | Zesovian |
Andrew Smith | Brithenig (1-3, 9, 10r), Khamtra (P), Vayaun (10) | 1, 2, 3, P, 9, 10, 10r | Doraya, Uatakassí, Seinunjdjé, Gjarrda (Kayatal), Carrajena, Mágikimnaz, Jovian |
Ángel Serrano | Aingeljã | 10r, 12, 13r | Narbonósc, Etora, Limciela |
Apollo Hogan | Chrol | 10 | Ilaini |
Arthaey Angosii | Asha'ille (7½, 8-11, 13, LCC2, 16, LCC3), Kamakawi (1i*, 2i), Lhenazi (17) | 7½, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, LCC2, 1i, 16, LCC3, 2i, 17 | Ebisedian, Sherall, mërèchi, Evíendadhail, Silindion, Tatari Faran, Greek Sans Flexions, Asha'ille, Kēlen, Sabasasaj, Mirexu |
Ashperhaps | irithaic | 14 | Anmur |
B. Maloney | Praxian | 4 | Ebisedian |
Ben Hassan | Şärsâ | 17 | Angosey |
Benct Philip Jonsson | Slvanjec (10r), Mærik (12-13, 15) | 10r, 12, 13, 15 | Jelbazech, Minza, mabri, Terkunan |
Bob Greenwade | Rav Zarruvo | 6, 7* | Kar Marinam, Teonaht (?) |
Boudewijn Rempt | Denden | 2, 3 | Tokana, Brithenig |
Carlos Perez | Mesogeoika | 13 | Khangaþyagon |
Carlos Thompson | Chleweyish | 1, 3 | Brithenig, Denden |
Carrie Schutrick | Callis | 6½ | Chrisist |
Carsten Becker | Ayeri | 14, 15, LCC3, 17 | Old Albic, Regimonti, Wenedyk, SIAL |
Chris(topher) | Chrisist | 6½, 7½ | Antariano, Ilaini |
Chris Peters | Ricadh | 1 | Nzva |
Christian Thalmann | Obrenje (P, 6-7, 8-10, 13), Jovian (7½, 10r, 11, 13r, 14), Oro Mpaa (9) | P, 6, 7, 7½, 8, 9, 10r, 11, 13, 13r, 14 | Tjh, narethanaal, Verdurian (2x), Sturnan, Kalon, Ŝerał, Talarian (2x), Carrajena, Wenedyk, Kharos S'Fik, Njaama |
Christian Köttl | Escinet | 13, 14 | Kardii, mërèchi |
Christophe Grandsire | Moten (1), Chasm"o"cho (2), Narbonósc (10r) | 1, 2, 10r | Kerno, Gbwia, Limciela |
Christopher B. Wright | Sturnan (6, 8-10), Tallefkuel (7), Sindarin (11) | 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 | Askaic, Kelen (2x), Germanech, Kosi, Klingon |
Clayton Rodrigo Cardoso | Mabri (P, 13-14, 16-17), Entrelenga (13r), twisspraak (14) | P, 13, 13r, 14, 16, 17 | Obrenje, Kerno, Taruven, Kamakawi, Escinet, Kash, Laefèvëši |
Clint Jackson Baker | Kayasanoda | 6 | Sturnan |
D. Tse | OrCo | 4, 5 | Eviendádhail, Ilaini |
Dan Jones | Arvorec (4), Jelbazech (10r) | 4, 10r | Etábnanni, Ibran |
Daniel Andreasson | Cein | 4 | Mungayöd |
Daniel Bowman | Angosey | 17 | Terkunan/Tirkunan |
Daniel Seriff | Mungayöd (3-4), Glïzxföösee (4) | 3, 4 | Uatakassí, Czirehlat, Tairezazh |
David Bell | ámman îar | 4, 5 | Tokana, Teonaht |
David Edwards | Feayran | 17 | Khangaþyagon |
David Peterson | Megdevi (4-6), Zhyler (6, 8, 10, 11), Kamakawi (6-7, 9, 13-14, LCC2*, 15, 16, LCC3*, 17), Kelenala (9), Epiq (10), Njaama (14), gjâ-zym-byn (1i), Kēlen (2i) | 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, LCC2*, 1i, 15, 16, LCC3*, 2i, 17 | Teonaht, OrCo, Géarthnuns, Evíendadhail, Zitwbata, Tallefkuel, Ziotaki, Darynese, Tirelat, Rokbeigalmki, Metes, Tatari Faran, Ikanirae Seru, iljena, Larash Yawakh, Esperanto, Kamakawi, Labarion, Ithkuil, K'tle, Skerre |
David Starner | Ŝerał (Sherall) | 8, 9 | Xara, Nesheti |
David Stokes | Diom | 4 | Kēlen |
Deiniol Jones | Sχáskari | 17 | Calénnawn |
Dennis Paul Himes | Gladilatian | 2, 4 | Ilaini, Arvorec |
Dirk Elzinga | Tepa | 3 | Jameld |
Doug Ball | Skerre | 5, LCC2, 17 | Tasratal, Kēlen, Rejistanian |
Douglas Koller (a.k.a. Kou) | Géarthnuns | 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 (?), 8 | Mungayöd, OrCo, Deden, Obrenje, Toma Heylm (?), Rokbeigalmki |
Elliott Lash | Silindion (4, 7-8, 11, 13-16, LCC3, 17), Jelardin (5), Nindic (6, 9, 14), Asha'ille (1i) | 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 1i, 15, 16, LCC3 | Yivríndil, Vaior, Yivrian, Tirelat, Rhean, Slezan, Old Albic, Old Tükwäi, Regimonti, Darynese, Silindion, Khangaþyagon, Vallés, Kamakawi, Prevli |
Eric W. | Inagalasi | 11 | Thalassan |
Estel Telcontar | Ikanirae Seru | 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 | Uatakassí, Teonaht, Sturnan, Aganean, Yivrian |
Eugene Oh | Dethric (13), Classical Arithide (15, 16, LCC3, 17), Zesovian (17) | 13, 15, 16, LCC3, 17 | Mesogeoika, Tauro-Piscean, Kamakawi, Ayeri, Ithkuil, Buruya Nzaysa |
Exu Yangi | Fox | P | Khamtra |
Fabian De-l'isle | Demuan | 1, 2 | Arovën, Elet Anta |
Frank George Váloczy | Dalmatian | 4 | Rokbeigalmki |
G. Nicholas D'Andrea | Foaji | 14 | Toki Pona |
G.V. Pieterson | Neimalu | 14-17 | Nindic, Prevli, Old Albic, Tariatta |
Gábor Sándi | Tundrian | 10r | Slvanjec |
Geijss Streijde | Old Draconic | 15 | Nesheti |
Geoff Eddy | Breathanach | 10 | Germanech |
George Baker | Esperanto | LCC2 | Tenata |
H. S. Teoh | Ebisedian (Ebisedi) (4, 6, 6½, 7, 7½, 9), Tatari Faran (11, 13) | 4*, 6, 6½, 7, 7½, 9, 11, 13 | Lyanjen, Megdevi, Bac, Yivrian, Wenedyk, Obrenje, Xara, Da Mätz se Basa |
Henrik Theiling | Tyl Sjok (4-5), Qþyn|gài/Q'en|gài (10-11), Da Mätz se Basa (11-12, 13*), Þrjótrunn (14), Terkunan/Tirkunan (15-17) | 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14*, 15, 16, 17 | Eloshtan, Livagian, Breathanach, Nesheti, Darynese (2x), Minza, Mærik, gjâ-zym-byn, Kash, Ayeri, Old Tükwäi, Classical Arithide |
Herman Miller | Gjarrda [Kayatal] (3), Czirehlat/Tirelat (4-7, 9, 16-17), Minza (12-14) | 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17 | Kerno, Zhyler, Rišuli, Rokbeigalmki, Ebisedian, Wenedyk, Θywǵø, Taruven, Terkunan, Ayeri |
Irina Rempt | Ilaini (Valdyan) | 1*, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6½, 7, 7½, 9, 10, 11* | Demuan, Draseleq, Dublex, Gladilatian, Oa-sa, Kēlen, Callis, Seinundjé, Bac, mërèchi, Ikanirae Seru |
Jake X | Lenmoct | 8 | Géarthnuns |
James Campbell | Jameld | 3 | Chleweyish |
James O'Connell | Elenyo | 4 | ámman îar |
James Worlton | Orēlynna | 9 | Kar Marinam |
Jan Strasser | Buruya Nzaysa, Ndok Aisô | 17 | Lhenazi, Silindion |
Jan van Steenbergen | Hattic (6, 7), Askaic (6), Wenedyk (7½, 8, 9, 10*, 10r*, 11-15, LCC3, 17), Slezan (9, 10r, 13), Vozgian (13, 15-17), Slovianski (16) | 6, 7, 7½, 8, 9, 10*, 10r*, 11, 12, 13, 13r, 14, 15, 16, LCC3, 17 | Ebisedian, Nindic, Rhean (2x), Jovian, Khangaþyagon, Brithenig, Asha'ille, Obrenje, Qþyn|gài, Kerno, Regimonti, Tundrian, Fith, Da Mätz Se Basa, Volapük, Kēlen, Dethric, gjâ-zym-byn, Talarian, Mirexu, Rokbeigalmki, Taruven, Silindion, Azurian, Sχáskari |
Jashan A'al (a.k.a. Phurrball) | Etora | 12 | nala na ti ka'i |
Jeff Burke | Proto Central Mountain, Kapakwonak | LCC2, LCC3 | Gaajan, Vašt î Kûvik |
Jeff Jones | 'Yemls (4, 6, 10, 15), Vallés (10r, 11, 16), Naisek (14, LCC2, 15, 16), K'tle (LCC3), SIAL (17) | 4, 6, 10, 10r, 11, 14, LCC2, 15, 16*, LCC3, 17 | Valdyan, Kayasanoda, Kali-Sise, Slezan, Tokana, twisspraak, gjâ-zym-byn, Rhean, Vozgian, Tirelat, Ājat he-Heloun, mërèchi, Kamakawi |
Jeffrey Henning | Dublex (2-3), Kali-Sise (10), Fith (11), Zylvusda (12*) | 2, 3, 10, 11, 12* | Brithenig, Curco, Wenedyk, Carrajena |
Jennifer Barefoot | Asiteya | 1 | Boreanesian |
Jesse S. Bangs | Yivrian/Yivríndil (4-7, 13), Hiksilipsi (5), Anmur (14) | 4, 5, 6, 7, 13, 14 | Czevraqis, Ajuk, Kamakawi, Mango, Tæĺf, Urianian |
Jim Henry | Volapük (13), gjâ-zym-byn (13-14, LCC2, 15-16, LCC3), Toki Pona (14), Urianian (1i), Taruven (2i) | 13, 14, LCC2, 1i*, 15, 16, LCC3, 2i* | Da Mätz se Basa, Slezan, Þrjótrunn, Kēlen, Tlharithad, gjâ-zym-byn, Mærik, Mabri, Asha'ille |
Jim Taylor | Xara (8-11, 14-17), Limciela (10r, 13, 13r, 14, 16) | 8, 9, 10, 10r, 11, 13, 13r, 14, 15, 16, 17 | Seinundjé, Aganean, Khangaþyagon, Vallés, Ikanirae Seru, Carrajena, Asha'ille, Nesheti, Jovian, Sora Suraetua, Neimalu, Azurian, Şärsâ |
Joe Hill | Zitwbata (6, 7), Kalon (9) | 6, 7, 9 | Ilaini, Ebisedian, Orēlynna |
Joe Mondello | Nzva (1), Rodeys (3) | 1, 3 | Uatakassí, Rokbeigalmki |
John Clifford | Toki Pona | LCC2 | Kamakawi |
John Cowan | Lojban (2, 6), Piat (9) | 2, 6, 9 | Demuan, Ini, Oro Mpaa |
John Fisher | Elet Anta | 2 | Doraya |
John Leland | Meridonian | 10r | Candabrach |
John Quijada | Ithkuil (16*, 17) | 16, 17 | iljena, gjâ-zym-byn, Limciela, Theadisch |
Jonathan (Jon) Moore | Aganean | 9, 11 | Kelenala, Teonaht |
Jonathan North Washington | Tûsyelan (P*), Tjelwu (6-7), Celwu (8), Tæĺf (9, 12-13), Θywǵø (13-14) | P*, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14 | Pendap'tri'suyrsuri, Rokbeigalmki, Hattic, pjaukra, Cenlatorre, Calénnawn, Toma Heylm, Xara, Toki Pona |
Jörg Rhiemeier | Germanech (5, 9, 10r), Old Albic (10-11, 13-16) | 5, 9, 10, 10r, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16 | Skerre, Kamakawi, Teonaht, Wenedyk, Kash, Silindion, Carrajena, Khangaþyagon, Ithkuil |
Josh Roth | Eloshtan (1-5), Kar Marinam (6-7, 9) | 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 | Moten, Teonaht, Míjador, Vyääh, Ibran, Kinsi Rorotan, Ilaini |
Joshua Shinavier | Arovën | 1 | Chleweyish |
Kelly Drinkwater | Tlharithad | LCC2 | Sabasasaj |
Kelvin Jackson | Vašt î Kûvik (LCC3, 17), Karrev (17) | LCC3, 17 | Tenata, Kerno, Talarian |
Kenner Gordon | Theadisch* | 17* | Tirelat, Babel, Wenedyk, Nesheti |
Kevin Urbanczyk | Proto-Drem (9-10, 13-14), Sslass (11) | 9, 10, 11, 13, 14 | Kēlen, Byashrei, Vallés, Gwr, Calénnawn |
Kinetic | Kontaxta/Vetela (14-16) | 14, 15, 16 | Proto-Drem, Rhaetian, Naisek |
Kristian Jensen | Boreanesian | 1 | Eloshtan |
Lars Finsen | Gaajan (14, LCC2), Urianian (14, 16), Silindion (1i), Sora Suraetua (15, 16), Labarion (15, LCC3), Azurian (16, 17), gjâ-zym-byn (2i) | 14, LCC2, 1i, 15, 16, LCC3, 2i, 17 | Wenedyk, Ayeri, Aitoliste, Urianian, Silindion, Neimalu, Mirexu, Slovianski, Gwr, gjâ-zym-byn, Theadisch |
Legbiter | qangr gurzbekugteq | 14 | Kontaxta |
Leland Paul | Old Tükwäi | 13, 16 | iljena, Urianian |
Lila Sadkin | Tenata (LCC2, LCC3), mërèchi (2i) | LCC2, LCC3, 2i | Proto Central Mountain, Labarion, Tenata |
Marcus Miles | Uchunata | 10r | Brithenig |
Mario Bonassin | Avariel | 4 | Elenyo |
Mark Harold McGrath | Pendap'tri'suyrsuri | P | Mabri |
Mark J. Reed | Okaikiar | 9 | Sturnan |
Mathias | Tunu | 6 | Kash |
Matt Haupt | Pitak | LCC3 | Kapakwonak |
Matt Laporte | Iuthan | 14 | Neimalu |
Matt McLaughlin | Lyanjen | 4, 5 | Wawa, Eviendádhail |
Matt Pearson | Tokana | 2, 4, 11 | Eloshtan, Tyl Sjok, Qþyn|gài |
Matt Swadener | Vyääh | 5 | ámman îar |
Matthew Butt (a.k.a. bnathyuw) | Bac (6½, 7, 7½), Eestaak (8) | 6½, 7, 7½, 8 | Rhean, Kamakawi, Mango, Ikanirae Seru |
Matthew Kehrt | Eviendadhail | 4, 5, 6, 10 | Diom, Germanech, Skuodian, Meghean |
Mau Rauszer | Long Wer | 8, 9 | Nesheti, Xara |
Mechthild Czapp | Rejistanian | 17 | Feayran |
Mia Soderquist | Míjador | 4 | Praxian |
Michael S. Repton | Kardii | 13 | Teonaht |
Mike Ellis (a.k.a. Nihil Sum) | Rhean | 6, 6½*, 7, 7½, 8, 9, 10, 15 | Cenlatorre, Mango, Nesheti, Chrisist, Obrenje, Rokbeigalmki, Atas, Kēlen |
Muke Tever | Hadwan (4), Dunamy (5), Ibran (6, 10r), Trentish (7), Atlantic (9), Henaudute (11) | 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10r, 11 | Aelya, Graavgaaln, Tunu, Tjelwu, Okaikiar, Uchunata, Jovian |
Natalia Laurila (a.k.a. Natalia Gruscha) | Mango | P, 6½, 7, 7½* | Finnstek, Ilaini, Tasratal |
Nicole Dobrowolski | narethanaal | 6, 7, 8, 9 | Rhean, Ziotaki, Eestaak, Livagian |
Nicole Perrin | Pfinnapex (2), Önaila (3*), Ini (5-6) | 2, 3*, 5, 6 | Gladilatian, Géarthnuns, Teonaht, Talarian/Yllurian |
Nik Taylor | Uatakassí | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6*, 8, 9 | Hatasoe (2x), Valdyan, Dalmatian, Kash, Tlapoa, Phaleran, Lenmoct, Klingon |
Oliver Schnee | Antariano | 6½ | Cepperjoleddicg |
Pablo Flores | Draseléq (1-2), Curco (3) | 1, 2, 3 | Ricadh, Chasm"o"cho, Rodeys |
Padraic Brown | Kerno (1, 4, 10r, 13r, 17), Talarian/Yllurian (3, 10-11, 15, 17), Latin (13r) | 1, 3, 4, 10, 10r, 11, 13r, 15, 17 | Draseléq, Kash, Tepa, Toma Heylm, Meridonian, Zhyler, Jovian, Aingeljã, Old Albic, Theadisch, Kēlen |
Pascal A. Kramm | Dewagistarah (12), Kharos S'Fik (13), Larash Yawakh (14) | 12, 13, 14 | Aingeljã, Da Mätz se Basa, Minza |
Patrick Dunn | Hatasoe (1-2), Rethdash (3), Oa-sa (5), Atas (10) | 1, 2, 3, 5*, 10 | Rokbeigalmki, Vogu, Tyl Sjok, Kash, Gwr |
Paul Bennett | Wenetaic | 2 | Rokbeigalmki |
Pavel Iosad | Skuodian | 6, 9 | Hattic, narethanaal |
Peter Bleackley | Khangaþyagon (8-11, 13-14, 15*, 16-17), Mágikimnaz (10), iljena (13-14, 16-17), Tenata (2i) | 8*, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15*, 16, 2i, 17 | Mërèchi, Celwu, Wenedyk, Old Albic, Proto-Drem, Kēlen, Klingon, Escinet, qangr gurzbekugteq, Gaajan, Kamakawi, Vetela (x2), Calénnawn, Suraetua, Khangaþyagon, Alurhsa, West Germanic |
Philip Newton | Verdurian (6, 6½, 7, 7½, 8), Klingon (9, 11-14), Ko e Vagahau he Motu (10), Toki Pona (14), Greek Sans Flexions (LCC2), Rhaetian (15) | 6, 6½, 7, 7½, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, LCC2, 15 | Lojban, Ebisedian, Kash, Rokbeigalmki, Khangaþyagon, mërèchi, Wenedyk, Sslass, Zyvlusda, Kamakawi, Rokbeigalmki, Þrjótrunn, Naisek, gjâ-zym-byn |
Puey McCleary | Babel | 17 | Carrajena |
Rebecca Harbison | Darynese (9-14), Byashrei (10) | 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 | Uatakassí, Vayaun, 'Yemls, Calénnawn, Klingon, mërèchi, Xara |
René Uittenbogaard | Calénnawn (11-15, 17), Pinuyo (16) | 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 | Inagalasi, Toma Heylm, Nesheti, Θywǵø, 'Yemls, Asha'ille, Mabri |
Requiem | Zazenimi | 6½ | Verdurian |
Rob Haden | Thalassan | 11, 13 | Ilaini, Proto-Drem |
Rob Nierse | Gbwia (2), Tlapoa (6) | 2, 6 | Denden, Rav Zarruvo |
Robert Hailman | Ajuk | 4, 5 | Nrit, Jelardin |
Robert Schikowski | Candabrach | 10r | Wenedyk |
Robert B. Wilson | Kinsi Rorotan (7, 8), kasano (9) | 7, 8, 9 | bac, Long Wer (2x) |
Rodlox | Metes | 10 | Chrol |
Roger Mills | Kash (3-7, 11, 14*, 16), Gwr (10, 13, 16), Prevli (15, 17) | 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 | Ajuk, Géarthnuns, Kēlen, Tirelat, Rav Zarruvo, pjaukra, Wenedyk, Latin, Limciela, Naisek (x2), Silindion, Khangaþyagon, Tvern El |
Sally Caves | Teonaht | 1, 2*, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13 | Ilaini (2x), Wenetaic, Avariel, Rokbeigalmki, Uatakassí, Rhean, Asha'ille, Khangaþyagon, Obrenje |
Scotto Hlad | Vistoulor (10), Regimonti (10r, 14, 15), Pilovese (16) | 10, 10r, 14, 15, 16 | Ko e Vagahau he Motu, Aingeljã, mabri, Classical Arithide, Xara |
Sean Anderson | Tauro-Piscean (15), West Germanic (16-17) | 15, 16, 17 | Wenedyk, Pilovese, Karrev |
Shreyas Sampat | Rišuli (3), Nrit (4*), Seinunjdjé (P, 7-8) | 3, 4*, P, 7, 8 | Târuvan, Ilaini, Tûsyelan, Silindion, Verdurian |
Steg Belsky | Rokbeigalmki | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7½, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16 | Teonaht, Dublex, Önaila, Silindion, Lyanjen, Tasratal, Trentish, Rhean, kinsi rorotan, pjaukra, mërèchi, Kēlen, Iuthan, West Germanic |
Steve Hefford | Deden | 5 | Dunamy |
Sylvia Sotomayor | Kēlen (4-14, LCC2, 15-16, LCC3, 17), Khangaþyagon (2i) | 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, LCC2, 15, 16, LCC3, 2i, 17 | Megdevi, Ini, Verdurian, Narethanaal, Asha'ille, Piat, Vystoulor, mërèchi, Mærik, Old Albic, Silindion, Kamakawi, Carrajena, Ithkuil, Classical Arithide, Kēlen, Vozgian |
Taliesin the Storyteller | Târuven (3, 9, 13-14, 16), Asha'ille (2i*) | 3, 9, 13, 14, 16, 2i | Rethdash, Skuodian, Darynese, Foaji, Classical Arithide, Târuven |
Terrence Donnelly | Vogu | 2 | Lojban |
Tom Tadfor Little | Iltârer | 4 | Géarthnuns |
Tom Wier | Phaleran | 6 | Tjelwu |
Tommie L. Powell | Wawa | 4 | Glïzxföösee |
Tony Harris | Urianian (2i), Alurhsa (17), Tariatta (17) | 2i, 17 | Alurhsa, Theadisch, Xara |
Tony Hogard | Nesheti | 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 15, 17 | Graavgaaln, Zitwbata, Zhyler, Ikanirae Seru, Henaudute, Thalassan, Klingon, Xara, Ndok Aisô |
Trebor Jung | Kosi | 10 | Xara |
Tristan McLeay | Etábnanni (4), Finnstek (P) | 4, P | Hadwan, Fox |
William Annis | Vaior | 5, 6 | Uatakassí, 'Yemls |
Yann Kiraly | nala na ti ka'i | 12 | Tæĺf |
Yoon Ha Lee | Czevraqis (4), Tasratal (5-7) | 4, 5, 6, 7 | Cein, Hiksilipsi, Nesheti, Kar Marinam |
Zack Hart | Gomain | LCC2 | Tenata |
Zeke Fordsmender | Grœna Cepperjoleddicg | 6½ | Zazenimi |
Zylom | Tjh | P | Mango |