Post originally by Wyvern at 2004-09-23 22:51:59
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<i>It also has popular fae animals, and a section what might not be considered a faerie (including banshees (?!), griffins, and other things).</i>

What, does that surprise you? Doesn't the book mention that the word banshee comes from "bean sidhe" meaning "woman of the hills"?

Wyvern


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