About this series: “The Book of the East Wind” is one of the classics of Chan-la literature, dealing with history and prophecy, the past and the future. The Book of the East Wind article series, named after this classic book, deals with the past and the future of the Qigung game, as designed by its author and creator Jeff Crook.

• Itís Kung-fu Movie Time (3/26/2001) - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and Qigung.
• The Currencies of Chan-la (2/12/2001) - From Marrach's Favour to Qigung's luck... Jeff Crook examines what's valuable in roleplaying games.
• Character Archetypes (2/5/2001) - A plethora for Roles for Qigung.
• The Religions of Chan-la, Part II (2/1/2001) - Jeff outlines the rest of Qigung's major religions.
• The Religions of Chan-la, Part I (1/30/2001) - Ancestor worship and the Tao in Qigung.
• The Regions of the Empire (1/22/2001) - Jeff Crook outlines the regions of the empire for Qigung.
• The Races of Chan-la (1/15/2001) - Jeff details the Fong, the Chan, and the Xao.
• The Reality of Consequence (1/2/2001) - Is Qi-gung Narnia or Oz? Jeff Crook envisions a game where real actions have real consequences.
• A Brief History of Empire (12/18/2000) - A narrative describing how the world of Qigung came to be.
• A Chill Wind Blows (12/5/2000) - Jeff Crook reveals changes to Qigung within The Book of the East Wind.
• A Slave to Realism (11/20/20000) - A journey of a thousand li begins in a garden with a plum. Jeff Crook explores the society of Chan-la.
• Revelation through Exploration (11/13/2000) - Jeff Crook opens The Book of the East Wind and begins to reveal the background of his upcoming Oriental fantasy game. First in an occasional series.