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|rowspan=4|Novelette | |rowspan=4|Novelette | ||
|rowspan=3|''Elric of Melniboné'' | |rowspan=3|''Elric of Melniboné'' | ||
|Introduces [[Elric]], established as an [[Eternal Champion]] in ''The Eternal Champion'' (1962). Elric uses the parasitic sword ''Stormbringer'', which is | |Introduces [[Elric]], established as an [[Eternal Champion]] in ''The Eternal Champion'' (1962). Elric uses the parasitic [[runic alphabet (The Coming of the Terraphiles)|rune]]-covered sword ''Stormbringer'', which is established as a form of the [[Roogalator]] in [[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Coming of the Terraphiles (novel)}}. Introduces Melniboné, a powerful prehistoric Earth civilisation; the [[Eleventh Doctor]] refers to the existence of similar prehistoric civilisations in [[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Coming of the Terraphiles (novel)}}. | ||
|{{wi|Science Fantasy (magazine)|Science Fantasy}} 47<br>June 1961 | |{{wi|Science Fantasy (magazine)|Science Fantasy}} 47<br>June 1961 | ||
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|''Preliminary Data'' | |''Preliminary Data'' | ||
|[[Jerry Cornelius]] | |[[Jerry Cornelius]] | ||
|Introduces [[Jerry Cornelius]], later revealed to be an [[Eternal Champion]] in ''Phoenix in Obsidian'' (1970). Shows one possible fate of Cornelius, merging with his rival Miss Brunner to become a hermaphroditic harbinger of the end of mankind. | |Introduces [[Jerry Cornelius]], later revealed to be an [[Eternal Champion]] in ''Phoenix in Obsidian'' (1970). Cornelius uses the needlegun, one form of [[Roogalator|the Eternal Champion's weapon]]. Shows one possible fate of Cornelius, merging with his rival Miss Brunner to become a hermaphroditic harbinger of the end of mankind. | ||
|''New Worlds'' 153<br>August 1965 | |''New Worlds'' 153<br>August 1965 | ||
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|''Dorian Hawkmoon'' | |''Dorian Hawkmoon'' | ||
|Introduces Dorian Hawkmoon, later revealed as an [[Eternal Champion]] in ''Phoenix in Obsidian'' (1970). Hawkmoon wields the | |Introduces Dorian Hawkmoon, later revealed as an [[Eternal Champion]] in ''Phoenix in Obsidian'' (1970). Hawkmoon wields the [[Runic alphabet (The Coming of the Terraphiles)|Rune]]staff, which is revealed as a form of the [[Roogalator]] in [[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Coming of the Terraphiles (novel)}}. | ||
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