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Line 21: His body of work also included supplements for Mayfair's ''Roleaids'' line, [[Wizards of the Coast]]'s ''The Primal Order'', West End Games, and White Wolf Publishing. He is credited with parts of the design of ''Greyhawk Adventures'' and ''Fate of Istus'', and wrote the whole of ''Greyspace''. He was also part of the original core of Shadowrun RPG writers and designers, and has sole writing credit on both sourcebooks and Shadowrun world novels. His body of work also included supplements for Mayfair's ''Roleaids'' line, [[Wizards of the Coast]]'s ''The Primal Order'', West End Games, and White Wolf Publishing. He is credited with parts of the design of ''Greyhawk Adventures'' and ''Fate of Istus'', and wrote the whole of ''Greyspace''. He was also part of the original core of Shadowrun RPG writers and designers, and has sole writing credit on both sourcebooks and Shadowrun world novels. − He authored the (noncanonical) "Virtual Worlds" novel ''[[No Limits]]'' which is a [[BattleTech]] crossover novel, though it is not recognized as canonical for the BattleTech universe. + He authored the (non-canonical) "Virtual Worlds" novel ''[[No Limits]]'' which is a [[BattleTech]] crossover novel, though it is not recognized as canonical for the BattleTech universe. Findley died suddenly on February 19, 1995, at his home in Vancouver, British Columbia. He suffered a heart attack at the age of 35. Findley died suddenly on February 19, 1995, at his home in Vancouver, British Columbia. He suffered a heart attack at the age of 35.
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His body of work also included supplements for Mayfair's ''Roleaids'' line, [[Wizards of the Coast]]'s ''The Primal Order'', West End Games, and White Wolf Publishing. He is credited with parts of the design of ''Greyhawk Adventures'' and ''Fate of Istus'', and wrote the whole of ''Greyspace''. He was also part of the original core of Shadowrun RPG writers and designers, and has sole writing credit on both sourcebooks and Shadowrun world novels. | His body of work also included supplements for Mayfair's ''Roleaids'' line, [[Wizards of the Coast]]'s ''The Primal Order'', West End Games, and White Wolf Publishing. He is credited with parts of the design of ''Greyhawk Adventures'' and ''Fate of Istus'', and wrote the whole of ''Greyspace''. He was also part of the original core of Shadowrun RPG writers and designers, and has sole writing credit on both sourcebooks and Shadowrun world novels. | ||
| − | He authored the ( | + | He authored the (non-canonical) "Virtual Worlds" novel ''[[No Limits]]'' which is a [[BattleTech]] crossover novel, though it is not recognized as canonical for the BattleTech universe. |
Findley died suddenly on February 19, 1995, at his home in Vancouver, British Columbia. He suffered a heart attack at the age of 35. | Findley died suddenly on February 19, 1995, at his home in Vancouver, British Columbia. He suffered a heart attack at the age of 35. | ||