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Message no. 1
From: Graeme Collin <graeme@****.CO.UK>
Subject: German Magick
Date: Mon, 7 Feb 1994 21:45:36 GMT
Hmm,
Just picked up the much lamented "Germany Sourcebook" at the weekend (ok, ok,
so I'm a bit slow ...). Anyways, although it looks like a good 'un, I cannot
seem to find any mention of the much discussed "Avatars".

Maybe its just me being stupid ( or blind, or both ), and I haven't read it
cover to cover, but I have gone through the magic section (in both the players
and DM's sections), but still no luck.

Is it possible that this aspect has been missed from the UK edition for any
reason ? If not, could someone please tell me where it's hidden - it sounds like
fun !! :)

Graeme.
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(A Neurotic Fish)

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Message no. 2
From: "Jason Carter, Nightstalker" <CARTER@***.EDU>
Subject: Re: German Magick
Date: Mon, 7 Feb 1994 17:58:36 -0800
How about Archetype? Does that ring a bell? If not, then just look at the
Shaman replacements. I couldn't remember what the correct name for them was
and nobody who owned the book has bothered to tell me.

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