Jonathan Blake wrote: >(er) tssf: These champions of evil, who were sent forth by Naar, >the King of the Darkness, to destroy the fertile world of >Magnamund, have themselves since been destroyed. -> These >champions of evil who were sent forth by Naar, the King of the >Darkness, to destroy the fertile world of Magnamund have >themselves since been destroyed. I don't see the problem with the original here. Is this some rule that is consistently being applied to all text? Stripping out some superfluous words, I read the basic sentence structure as: "These champions of evil, who were sent ... to destroy ... Magnamund, have themselves been destroyed." with the commas around a (lengthy) clause inserted into 'These champions of evil have themselves been destroyed.' Cerulean