From:	fauxpas@******.net (Faux Pas)
Subject:	Re: Aztlan and VR 2.0
Date:	Wed, 1 May 1996 18:05:22 -0500

>That means Atzlan sourcebook. At least i hope it does :)
I was thinking of the Broadway musical, Aztlan! Aztlan! Aztlan!, debuting in
December of 2057.

>> Definate:
>> The Big 'D' = Dunkelzahn
>> The Laughing Man = Harlequin
>> Hecate = Alachia
>Are you sure about that one. I will have to check if that guess ahs
>been shot down or not.

>> Wordsmyth = Ehran the Scribe

>> Unknown:
>> Jungle Cat = ? [Someone from Amazonia]
>> Umsondo = ? [The Austrialian Elf from Secrets of Power v3?]
He didn't have similar speech patterns. I think it's someone else than
Urdli. Maybe someone from the upcoming Threats book?

>> Lady of the Court = ? [The Queen of Tir na nOg ?]
>Brane Deigh, is correct

>> Unknown1 = ? [The unknown eavesdropping decker]
>> Unknown2 = ? [The unknown eavesdropper. Lofwyr ?]

>> Brightlight = ? ???
>Leonardo Da Vinchi


>From VR 2.0:
>Ambrose? - no info
After VR 2.0 came out, on the rpg.cyber newsgroup, someone said that Ambrose
actually was Merlin. I don't know of any evidence that supports this, however.

-Thomas Deeny
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two different 14 SC superpowers and there's no way that we're going to win
but dammit, the game must go on" Diplomacy Player's Group.
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