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Message no. 1
From: Jaimie Nicholson <jaimie.nicholson@********.OTAGO.AC.NZ>
Subject: Were-thingies
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 11:15:50 +1300
I'm a little confused, is Steph Lilith's and Lynch's daughter, or Lynch's
by someone else?

And on that topic, how fast does a were creature develop? At the same speed
as the animal, and the human body forms the equivalent state (i.e. with
regards to puberty, sexual maturity, etc.)? Or is the human form always
that of an adult? What have you been assuming, Paul? Steph's attitudes and
manner could be seen as those of a child, is that what we are supposed to
see?

PLAYTHING OF A CRUEL GOD
JAIMIE NICHOLSON
Message no. 2
From: "Paul J. Adam" <shadowtk@********.DEMON.CO.UK>
Subject: Re: Were-thingies
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 07:22:11 +0000
In message <v01540b00aea37f5b1fa0@[139.80.100.103]>, Jaimie Nicholson
<jaimie.nicholson@********.OTAGO.AC.NZ> writes
>I'm a little confused, is Steph Lilith's and Lynch's daughter, or Lynch's
>by someone else?

I'm not saying :) It may be important later :)

>And on that topic, how fast does a were creature develop? At the same speed
>as the animal, and the human body forms the equivalent state (i.e. with
>regards to puberty, sexual maturity, etc.)? Or is the human form always
>that of an adult? What have you been assuming, Paul? Steph's attitudes and
>manner could be seen as those of a child, is that what we are supposed to
>see?

She just... is. We figured she matured somewhat faster than a human,
though not as fast as a tiger - sort of intermediate. Partly that's
because we needed to fit everything into our timeline, partly because it
fitted our variant shapeshifter rules (PC shapeshifters are of a
different type to those in SR2 rules, making them rather less potent and
more challenging to play)


--
"There are four kinds of homicide: felonious, excusable, justifiable and
praiseworthy."
Ambrose Bierce, "The Devil's Dictionary"

Paul J. Adam paul@********.demon.co.uk

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