From:	Gurth <gurth@******.NL>
Subject:	Re: Elves (was Re: World Map ( creating places ))
Date:	Thu, 10 Apr 1997 11:14:20 +0100

Joachim H A Buchert said on 17:22/ 9 Apr 97...

> Uhm, no. Hate to nit-pick, but even if SOME immortals might have become
> so because of magic or Horrors, most of the elves have just inherited the
> gene. Certain elves are immortal and sometimes their offspring are so as
> well.

To my knowledge there's only one elf who's immortal through inheriting
the gene -- Jane Foster. There are spike babies, but I'm not sure if any
of them are immortal. Could be, of course, because if Jane Foster can
inherit it so can others.

> The picture of Aina is very unclear, too. I personally see Aina and Thais
> there.

Thais? I must have missed something somewhere... Anyway, the way I see it
the creature in the picture resembles the Horror Ysrthgratheuqwytaujwjsg
described in the ED Horrors book, and the pictures in there also look like
the one in the ED main rules. Though with different artists it's always
hard to tell...

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