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Changeling NPC's by Kith Changeling NPC's by Kith NPC Title Page Number Ali'i Kanani Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 72 Makani, Chief Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 72 Boggan Bender, Douglas - Fatherly Mechanic Book of Lost Dreams, The 58 Fizzlewig, Charles "Chip" - Boggan Knight Changeling: The Dreaming 273 Flora, Duchess Isle of the Mighty 120 Gwilym the Seneschal Isle of the Mighty 173 Hazlitt, Gilda Isle of the Mighty 59 Heather Freeholds & Hidden Glens 70 Lairdie "Miz Moonshine" Freeholds & Hidden Glens 18 Murphy, Margaret Freeholds & Hidden Glens 30 Ragger Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 89 Seumas, Chieftain of Clann Wrath Isle of the Mighty 124 Clurichaun O'Keegan, Liam Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 119 Eshu Blade Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 92 Dion Freeholds & Hidden Glens 89 Elias, Count Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 81 Europa Freeholds & Hidden Glens 71 Evangeline (Eileen MacNamara) Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 111 Franklin, Jesse a.k.a. Tilutan Freeholds & Hidden Glens 100 Greenlance, Lord Wilmaron Isle of the Mighty 63 Hawkins, Miriam "Gypsy" Changeling Book of Storyteller Secrets 56 Larana Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 94 Layla Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 78 Martin, Sorry Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 105 Moore, Nikki - Starving Artist Book of Lost Dreams, The 58 Nahome Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 56 Shanachie (James Spencer) Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 114 Thompkins, Kurt Freeholds & Hidden Glens 34 Valmont Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 146 Ghille dhu Buchanan, Edward Isle of the Mighty 123 Davies, Vaughan Isle of the Mighty 177 Rhys, Celyndra Isle of the Mighty 175 Hana Poki Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 77 Kahuna Hamaia Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 74 Lulani Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 73 Friday, September 28, 2001 Page 1 of 5 NPC Title Page Number Kokua Kenu Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 76 Merfolk Fish Lady World of Darkness: Midnight Circus 78 Nocker Barnes, Lorna (Tinker's Damn) Isle of the Mighty 118 Calhoun, Hugh Isle of the Mighty 173 Cracker - Rebellious Punk Book of Lost Dreams, The 59 Georgia - Cabby Extraordinaire Changeling: The Dreaming 274 Glass, Isaac - Master Builder Freeholds & Hidden Glens 51 Jackson, Latitia World of Darkness: Tokyo 74 Kerem Freeholds & Hidden Glens 33 Leighton, Miles Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 110 Morwyd, King Isle of the Mighty 60 Potter, Mike a.k.a. Spark Freeholds & Hidden Glens 101 Redd, Cadmium Freeholds & Hidden Glens 50 Toad Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 113 Wheelwright, Lord Davey Isle of the Mighty 62 Nunnehi Muñoz, Berto "Rattlesnake" Freeholds & Hidden Glens 119 Pooka Ap Allyn, Derwyn Isle of the Mighty 179 Autolycus Freeholds & Hidden Glens 34 Billy Isle of the Mighty 64 Bonnie - Coy Groupie Book of Lost Dreams, The 60 Erech - The Duchess's Reeve Changeling Book of Storyteller Secrets 24 Fletcher "The Clown" Freeholds & Hidden Glens 17 George Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 55 Jeremiah Freeholds & Hidden Glens 67 McAllister, Robin Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 115 McKroan, John Freeholds & Hidden Glens 32 Rasputin Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 145 Robin Freeholds & Hidden Glens 66 Sammie Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 54 Sinclair, Tammy "Butterfly" Changeling Book of Storyteller Secrets 49 Tassia World of Darkness: Midnight Circus 112 Twyla Freeholds & Hidden Glens 88 Wisp (Wilsie Brody) Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 113 Redcap Cooke, Jeanine "Jeannie" Changeling Book of Storyteller Secrets 54 Crimson, Mary Isle of the Mighty 57 Edmund Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 146 Gonzales, Bonaparte "Bone" Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 68 Harley "Iron Jaw" Freeholds & Hidden Glens 20 Lyons, Richard a.k.a. Thresher Freeholds & Hidden Glens 105 Maire Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 109 McDonough, Gaddy "Bull" Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 116 Friday, September 28, 2001 Page 2 of 5 NPC Title Page Number McGowan the Wanderer Isle of the Mighty 174 Ralph Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 104 Rat Breath - Court Wastrel Freeholds & Hidden Glens 53 Sam the Clam Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 124 Slique - "The Patsy" Changeling: The Dreaming 275 Wyvern Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 115 Satyr Brazenhart, Dianne a.k.a. Rusalka Freeholds & Hidden Glens 102 Celia Isle of the Mighty 61 Erhardt, Sir Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 97 Evans, Nestor Isle of the Mighty 178 Fearchar (Shadow's Market) Isle of the Mighty 119 Hamal Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 69 Hazlitt, Gladys Isle of the Mighty 58 Hector Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 93 Honerius Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 96 Horned Man, The World of Darkness: Midnight Circus 78 JZ Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 111 Kress, Oliver "Bloodhorn" - Fiendish Plotter Book of Lost Dreams, The 56 Larouche, Gamine Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 67 LittleJohn Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 102 Malacar - Embittered Court Outcast Changeling: The Dreaming 275 Peyton, Dennis "Chiller" Changeling Book of Storyteller Secrets 52 Scheff Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 110 Siva, Lady Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 66 Selkie Drifter Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 80 Merala, the Selkie Queen Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 121 Morse Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 82 Mouette Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 81 Ondine Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 78 Selkirk, Alaric "Ric" Freeholds & Hidden Glens 122 Simon Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 83 Thessalin Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 79 Sidhe Astarte World of Darkness: Midnight Circus 60 Iolanthe World of Darkness: Midnight Circus 41 Summer King, The World of Darkness: Midnight Circus 55 Sidhe, House Ailil Doireannara, Field Commander (Doireann ni Leachlainn) Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 101 Meilseoir Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 98 O'Mallory, Donal Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 100 O'Mallory, Dougal Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 100 Yrtalien Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 61 Sidhe, House Balor Dooley, "Black-Tongue" Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 103 Lorenzo, Duke Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 96 Friday, September 28, 2001 Page 3 of 5 NPC Title Page Number Sidhe, House Dougal Aine, Lady Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 86 Alyssa, Lady Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 79 Fiachra, King, of Connaught (Fergus O'Reilly) Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 84 Gaines, Chancellor Piper - Honorable Nobleman Book of Lost Dreams, The 55 Marina, Lady Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 73 Niall, King of Alba Isle of the Mighty 122 Sidhe, House Eiluned Brody, Garrett Freeholds & Hidden Glens 86 Evaine, Countess Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 84 Glynis, Queen of Three Hills Isle of the Mighty 123 Glynnis Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 62 Hannah, Lady Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 70 Lomasi, Lady Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 82 Mira, Gwynhyfar Freeholds & Hidden Glens 117 Morgan Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 144 Nuala, Queen, of Munster Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 89 Shannon, Lilliana - Poisonous Vixen Book of Lost Dreams, The 57 Sidhe, House Fiona Aeon, Duke Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 75 Aeron, Queen Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 67 Alasdair of House Fiona, Master Bard Isle of the Mighty 121 Alexandria, Lady - Tara-Nar ambassador/Assassin Freeholds & Hidden Glens 52 Aliera, Princess Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 77 Ap Gwareth, Count Artimous World of Darkness: Combat 94 Arienh "The Nightingale" Freeholds & Hidden Glens 16 Devlin, Lord Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 64 Ellyndil, Lady Isle of the Mighty 65 Finn, King, of Ulster Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 92 Leigh Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 142 Leydon, Duke, of House Fiona Isle of the Mighty 118 Menhiron, Count Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 51 Millard, Sir Denis Freeholds & Hidden Glens 67 Nuaella (Nelly Whitherspoon) Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 52 Rhingwaine (Glaystn Harper) World of Darkness: Midnight Circus 55 Troy, Sir Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 83 Sidhe, House Gwydion Adrian, Sir - Sidhe Knight Changeling Book of Storyteller Secrets 26 Ap Morgan, Prince Dylan Isle of the Mighty 176 Bethany, Princess Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 85 Bran, King, of Leinster Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 86 Cumulus, Sir Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 80 Dandeloon Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 120 diMarcos, Baron Harold Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 71 Jacob, Baron Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 74 Lindell, Lord Berwin, of Oxfordshire Isle of the Mighty 57 Ross, King of Dalriada Isle of the Mighty 116 Friday, September 28, 2001 Page 4 of 5 NPC Title Page Number Sidhe, House Leanhaun Lenore, Duchess Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 91 O'Dreams, John (Jamie MacLeod) Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 105 Sidhe, House Liam Aoibhell, Duchess Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 72 Cianan "The Healer" Freeholds & Hidden Glens 16 Gwrly, Countess, of the Birds Isle of the Mighty 172 Karolinda, Queen Isle of the Mighty 60 Kestry Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 93 Laurence, Una/Lady Una Morrowind Freeholds & Hidden Glens 80 Neville, Baron Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 85 Odhran, Sir - King's Archivist Immortal Eyes: Court of All Kings 88 Pigeon, Mr. a.k.a. Lord Varlan of House Liam Freeholds & Hidden Glens 104 Sascha, Lady Freeholds & Hidden Glens 65 Sidhe, House Scathach Bethay of House Scathach, Warlord of the Isles Isle of the Mighty 120 Sluagh Coma, Doctor - Seer Freeholds & Hidden Glens 51 Connelly, Daniel "Darkling" Changeling Book of Storyteller Secrets 53 Easten, Anna World of Darkness: Tokyo 73 Gruach Isle of the Mighty 117 Ignatz Freeholds & Hidden Glens 68 Jared Isle of the Mighty 65 Kiraven Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 58 Mordecai Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 121 Vala Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 95 Troll Argo Immortal Eyes: Shadows on the Hill 64 Asa Isle of the Mighty 125 Biggins, Douglas Freeholds
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