Name of the translator is missing on Rautakääpiön kosto

[Jan]

The book is translated by Mika Renvall, similarly like with every book of the Legend of Drizzt series. Please add the translator to the record.

[Anna]

Done

[Jan]

Thank you. :)

[Jan]

Oh, Ikikesä is also missing the same translator, Mika Renvall, care to fix that quickly too? :)

Actually, the same translator is the same in all Finnish written Legend of Drizzt -series books, and publisher is also always Jalava, if it is easier to check and fix all of them at once.

[Anna]

I fixed Ikikesä, I'll check the others tomorrow.

[Anna]

I went through Icewind Dale, Dark Elf and Neverwinter. Other Drizzt series seem to have other translators, as does Hopeavirrat/IWD. I'll look at the others later.

[Jan]

Ok, let me confirm and double check that, I have all those books in front of me. Mika Renvall is the translator in all the Legend of Drizzt books except:
- Hopeavirrat where the translator is Petri Neuvonen
- Pahan perintö, Tähdetön yö, and Pimeän piirittämät translator Johanna Vainikainen
- Arvoitusten saari translators Johanna Vainikainen and Renne Niku-Paavola
- Äänetön veitsi translator Kari Tikkunen
- Maailmanselkä, Kristallisauvan käskyläinen, Miekkojen meri translator Heidi Nieminen

Sorry for my mistake, I believed that Mika had translated also Salvatore’s earlier production, but it seems he started his work later on.

[Jan]

Few more translators.
The Cleric Quintet -series (Pappiskvintetti) - Sari Kare

Demoniapostoli - Lassi Györffy and Anu Kamunen
Demoni Herää, and Demonin henki - Anu Kamunen
Verivihollinen - Mika Renvall

Publisher is Jalava in all.

[Anna]

I think it's all done, please let me know if I missed one.

[Jan]

Pappiskvintetti -series (The Cleric Quintet) seems to be still missing the translator. Or it might have not yet updated to me. But it is Sari Kare.

[Anna]

I missed that one, but it's fixed now.

[Jan]

Nice, well done.