| From: | chaos@*****.com (Steven Ratkovich) |
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| Subject: | Re: [SR2] Where's Neddy ( was Re: Who's Who of SRII?) |
| Date: | Tue, 24 Sep 1996 20:59:57 -0500 (EST) |
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>>>>I just remembered one more SR who's who, notably Neddy the elven mage who
>>>>doesn't look elven. I can't remember which book it was in but he looks
quite
>>>>human. He's also quite powerful. Kinda thought he might be Immortal
>>>>material. Or maybe he is and just calls himself elven to confuse people.
:)
>>>
>>>I've never heard that about Neddy before. You're talking about the guy
>>>with the british accent?
>>
>>Isn't Neddy the mage that hangs with Nameless?
>>I think they're in the story "Plus ca Change" in the SRII main book.
>>AFAIK the picture of the street mage is Neddy.
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>I don't think he's mentioned in the 2nd edit story (I'm sure I'd remember
him),
>but if you have a 1st edition book, he's prominently used in the chapter on
>magic, especially in the section on spell casting.
>
>Who's Nameless?
>
Neddy and nameless are in the story Pus ca Change on page 12 of my SR2 book.
I have the first printing hardback edition, so I don't know if the story was
removed in the soft back version...
Neddy's a mage, and Nameless is a sammy...:)
>>Neddy also appears in the story Tailchaser from Into the Shadows
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>Yeah, that's him, I think. He's the mage who levitated the hang gliders
>and talked about going to Cambridge or some upper-crust school, right?
>
>The picture of the street mage, I believe, is of him, as someone mentioned.
>Has he made any other appearances lately?
>
Not that I'e seen... Plus ca Change was written by Paul Hume, as, I
believe, was Tailchaser...:)
Umm, also, not too sure that he's an Elf. He is described as a human in
Plus and in Tailcahser...
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