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From: chaos@*****.com (Steven Ratkovich)
Subject: Re: Wood Elemental Question...
Date: Thu, 19 Sep 1996 03:24:17 -0500 (EST)
>John E Pederson wrote:
>> Presumably, the source for such a spirit would be wood,
>
>That wood make the most sense.. ;)
>

<groan...>

>> BUT, would it be
>> living wood (like a tree), or would large hunks of wood work (ie, could
>> you use the wood flooring in your townhouse, or must you use the tree in
>> your yard?)
>>
>
>Firts off..if you have wood flooring in the SR2 universe you got big
>Nuyen..However, I would say that any of the above would work, I would also
>say that what the source would govern up to a point what form the elemental
>would take..
>Living tree = something kin to a Tree Herder from Tolkein
>hunks of woodwork or flooring = mobile furniture or detailed features carved
> into humanoid form
>log = pinochio
>pile of sawdust = something akin to Charlie McCarthy or a simple generic
> humanoid sort of form

I would say to be caareful what you use to summon the elemental with,
though. You might get some interesting results if the wood you are using
turns out to be formica, or taht little tables covered in a bit TOO much
varnish... To be on the safe side, I'd say always make sure the wood is
pure, the form isn't as important...:)

Just me opinion, don't ye know...:)
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