Re: Iqari

From: Nick Eden <nick_at_wc_B13Cty9UqQ_sjI_vEvqtyOPTo9-s68TIylRyDSiKRugslj6ked0bFZpmwZ34k3KjVAnJ>
Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2012 17:37:05 +0000

The key not-Keet seems to be (though Loz, if this is the case you could be a little more clear about it) that I think the wings are functional - aerial battles with griffins and hippogriffs are beyond Keets as I understand them.

Now that I'm home and able to look at the Gwenthia link, we seem to have the Kingdom Come version of Hawkman.

On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 5:16 PM, Richard Hayes <richard_hayes29_at_SCN2H8ZsdaPSTiSBBuPbTI_6oDKwEJ5vJC4ZV_uqDBk_VOhdebiaQu9Fmi-Lr62R2JFqW6Jkv0zHmur_NqVDKxw.yahoo.invalid> wrote:
> Eagle-Keets then?
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> Richard Hayes
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> From: Phil Hibbs <snarks_at_gPriA9Z0stslaKiAO1WMmu7O7b5c36MGOVozlUTk_SDy8C4ZE4OxM0nWt8qTQsqghze24IGr7WK11f8.yahoo.invalid>
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> Subject: Re: Iqari
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>>They're eagle-headed, winged, with the upper torso of a human and lower
>>torso of a modified eagle.
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> So they're more like tall Keets then. I get it.
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