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Message no. 1
From: The Vagabond <nomad74@*******.COM>
Subject: Re: (not really)Slightly OT Note[ED/SR]
Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 03:48:04 PST
ooo... talking about my 2nd favorite SR novel again? I have to
join...


>> On a slightly more OnT note, where did the Immortal Elves hide
out
>during the
>>5th age? Did they pull the Highlander trick of just moving from life
to
>life,
>>never letting anyone notice that they didn't really age, did they
sleep
>>somewhere like the dragons, or what?
>
>As near as I can tell, they pulled what you call the Highlander trick.
I
>think there are a number of passages in...oh drek...the book written by
>Caroline Spectre I think that featured a character by the name of Aina?

Heh... first off, it's Spector. S-P-E-C-T-O-R. Not Spectre or
Specter or Spectore<g>. The book is called "Worlds without End". It's a
sequel to the (AFAIK) not-quite-yet published ED books "Scars" AND
"Little Treasures". (Scars was slated for March last I heard. Can
anyone confirm? I unsubscribed from the ED list)
To answer the orginal question, what choice did they have?

A
>very thin novel (look at the typeface; it's larger than the SR novels

*looks at typeface* It's not that big. I just compared it to Never
Trust an Elf and Beyond the Pale. About the same size as the former,
*slighty* larger than the latter. I've definatly seen bigger
*couCHANGELINGgh*.

>normaly are) that basically comes out and says there is a connection
>between SR and ED

Actually, FASA just outright says it on the descriptions of the two ED
books. "The first EarthDawn-Shadowrun crossover" or something similar.
I think they are calling all three books "The Immortals Trilogy" now...
*mumbles something about being fraggin time*

>(Aina and her own personal horror, dontchaknow).

Some would say it's the other way around...

>
>Anyway, in that book it's stated that Aina and Harlequinn and other
IE's
>were alive and awake during the 5th age.

...and 4th... :)

I think Aina gets tried as a
>witch at some point, during another Aina and I think Harlequinn have
>something of a fling in Paris, and so on.

IIRC in WWE, when Aina and Harlequin meet in Paris, it's just as
friends. I believe their "fling" actually took place several thousand
years ago. Let's not forget about Alica riding shotgun with Hitler...
just makes you want to say "bitch".
I believe Spector's book is great, and if you are into the ED/SR
crossover stuff it's definatly a must.


-Vagabond <nomad74@*******.com> <ICQ 4297972>
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Message no. 2
From: Craig J Wilhelm Jr <craigjwjr@*********.NET>
Subject: Re: (not really)Slightly OT Note[ED/SR]
Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 07:05:21 -0500
>>Anyway, in that book it's stated that Aina and Harlequinn and other
>IE's
>>were alive and awake during the 5th age.
>
>   ...and 4th...  :)

And the 6th... Don't you think it's time for them to just go away, get,
begone
and whatnot?
This whole crossover thing kinda, I dunno... Actually, yes I do. It makes=
me
ill.

I just needed to get that out of my system.


Craig "Knee Deep in the Blood of Swine" Wilhelm

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