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Nigel Findley

Nigel D. Findley (July 22, 1959 – February 19, 1995[1]) was a Canadian game designer, editor, and an author of science fiction and fantasy novels and role-playing games (RPGs).

Nigel D. Findley
BornJuly 22, 1959
Venezuela
DiedFebruary 19, 1995(1995-02-19) (aged 35)
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
OccupationWriter, game designer
NationalityCanadian
GenreRole-playing games, fantasy, science fiction

Biography

Nigel Findley was born in Venezuela in 1959 to Canadian parents, and lived in Spain, Nigeria, the United States, and England before moving with his family to Vancouver in 1969.[1]

He got his start as a role-playing game author in the mid 1980s during his business career. By 1990 he had become a full-time writer, and had authored or coauthored over one hundred books, and twelve novels.[1] He wrote for many game companies, including TSR, and for FASA's Shadowrun supplements and fiction.[1] Findley's adventure The Universal Brotherhood (1990) for Shadowrun was well received.[2] He got his start writing for Dungeons & Dragons, and won a 1992 Origins Award for GURPS Illuminati.[3] In 1994 he was inducted into the Origins Awards Hall of Fame.[4]

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.

Findley died at home on February 19, 1995, in Vancouver, British Columbia,[1] at the age of 35 from a sudden heart attack.[5]

Legacy

The Nigel D. Findley Memorial Award was awarded for best role-playing product of the year between 1995 and 2001. The first winner of the award was the Castle Falkenstein role-playing game, while the last documented winner was The Lord of the Rings Trading Card Game.[6]

Bibliography

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons

  • Dragon magazine
    • "The Ecology of the Peryton" (February 1984, Dragon issue #82)
    • "The Ecology of the Will-o-Wisp" (July 1985, Dragon issue #99)
    • "The Ecology of the Greenhag" (September 1987, Dragon issue #125)
    • "The Ecology of the Gibbering Mouther" (August 1990, Dragon issue #160)
    • "The Mind of the Vampire" (October 1990, Dragon issue #162)
    • "Picture This!" (March 1992, Dragon issue 179)
  • Dungeon magazine
    • "Caermor" (November 1986, Dungeon issue 2)
    • "Nightshade" (September 1987, Dungeon issue 7)
    • "Light of Lost Souls" (July 1988, Dungeon issue 12)
    • "A Question of Balance" (November 1988, Dungeon issue 14)
    • "Necropolis" (March 1989, Dungeon issue 16)
    • "The Serpent's Tooth" (September 1989, Dungeon issue 19)
    • "White Fang" (November 1989, Dungeon issue 20)
  • All game worlds
    • The Castle Guide (1990 sourcebook, ISBN 0-88038-837-4) Design
    • Tome of Magic (1991 sourcebook, ISBN 1-56076-107-5) Design
    • Dungeons of Despair (1999 adventure, ISBN 0-7869-1444-0) Coauthor
  • Forgotten Realms
  • Greyhawk
  • Lankhmar
  • Ravenloft
  • Spelljammer
  • Role Aids (unlicensed books published by Mayfair Games)

Shadowrun

Other RPGs

References

  1. ^ a b c d e "Nigel D. Findley Passes Away". Dragon. TSR, Inc. (217): 4. May 1995.
  2. ^ Shannon Appelcline (2011). Designers & Dragons. Mongoose Publishing. p. 123. ISBN 978-1-907702-58-7.
  3. ^ "GAMA | The 1992 Origins Awards". Retrieved 2019-01-18.
  4. ^ "Academy | Hall of Fame". Retrieved 2019-01-18.
  5. ^ "Nigel Findley". www.fantasticfiction.com. Retrieved 2022-04-28.
  6. ^ http://archives.theonering.net/perl/newsview/8/1025975520

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Canadian parents and lived in Spain Nigeria the United States and England before moving with his family to Vancouver in 1969 1 He got his start as a role playing game author in the mid 1980s during his business career By 1990 he had become a full time writer and had authored or coauthored over one hundred books and twelve novels 1 He wrote for many game companies including TSR and for FASA s Shadowrun supplements and fiction 1 Findley s adventure The Universal Brotherhood 1990 for Shadowrun was well received 2 He got his start writing for Dungeons amp Dragons and won a 1992 Origins Award for GURPS Illuminati 3 In 1994 he was inducted into the Origins Awards Hall of Fame 4 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 Findley died at home on February 19 1995 in Vancouver British Columbia 1 at the age of 35 from a sudden heart attack 5 Legacy EditThe Nigel D Findley Memorial Award was awarded for best role playing product of the year between 1995 and 2001 The first winner of the award was the Castle Falkenstein role playing game while the last documented winner was The Lord of the Rings Trading Card Game 6 Bibliography EditAdvanced Dungeons amp Dragons Edit Dragon magazine The Ecology of the Peryton February 1984 Dragon issue 82 The Ecology of the Will o Wisp July 1985 Dragon issue 99 The Ecology of the Greenhag September 1987 Dragon issue 125 The Ecology of the Gibbering Mouther August 1990 Dragon issue 160 The Mind of the Vampire October 1990 Dragon issue 162 Picture This March 1992 Dragon issue 179 Dungeon magazine Caermor November 1986 Dungeon issue 2 Nightshade September 1987 Dungeon issue 7 Light of Lost Souls July 1988 Dungeon issue 12 A Question of Balance November 1988 Dungeon issue 14 Necropolis March 1989 Dungeon issue 16 The Serpent s Tooth September 1989 Dungeon issue 19 White Fang November 1989 Dungeon issue 20 All game worlds The Castle Guide 1990 sourcebook ISBN 0 88038 837 4 Design Tome of Magic 1991 sourcebook ISBN 1 56076 107 5 Design Dungeons of Despair 1999 adventure ISBN 0 7869 1444 0 Coauthor Forgotten Realms Draconomicon 1990 sourcebook ISBN 0 88038 876 5 Ninja Wars 1990 adventure ISBN 0 88038 895 1 Cult of the Dragon FR 1998 ISBN 0 7869 0709 6 Additional original design Greyhawk Greyhawk Adventures 1988 sourcebook ISBN 0 88038 649 5 Additional design Fate of Istus 1989 adventure ISBN 0 88038 712 2 Coauthor Lankhmar Thieves of Lankhmar 1990 adventure ISBN 0 88038 825 0 Ravenloft Van Richten s Guide to Vampires 1991 sourcebook ISBN 1 56076 151 2 Van Richten s Guide to Werebeasts 1993 sourcebook ISBN 1 56076 633 6 Both reprinted in Van Richten s Monster Hunter s Compendium Volume One 1999 ISBN 0 7869 1447 5 Spelljammer Skull amp Crossbows 1990 adventure ISBN 0 88038 845 5 Practical Planetology 1991 sourcebook ISBN 1 56076 134 2 Into the Void 1991 novel ISBN 1 56076 154 7 Greyspace 1992 sourcebook ISBN 1 56076 348 5 crossover with Greyhawk The Broken Sphere 1993 novel ISBN 1 56076 596 8 Role Aids unlicensed books published by Mayfair Games Witches 1990 sourcebook ISBN 0 923763 24 4 Psionics 1991 sourcebook ISBN 0 923763 31 7 To Hell and Back Realms of Fantasy 1993 boxed set ISBN 0 923763 62 7 Seed of Darkness 1993 novel ISBN 0 923763 78 3 Shadowrun Edit Sourcebooks The Universal Brotherhood 1990 ISBN 1 55560 024 7 Paranormal Animals of North America 1990 ISBN 1 55560 123 5 The Neo Anarchist s Guide to North America 1991 ISBN 1 55560 135 9 Quebec and Quebec City Native American Nations Volume One 1991 ISBN 1 55560 130 8 Native American Nations Volume Two 1991 ISBN 1 55560 158 8 The Neo Anarchists Guide to Real Life 1992 ISBN 1 55560 165 0 Shadowrun Second Edition 1992 ISBN 1 55560 180 4 Additional Material Tir Tairngire 1993 ISBN 1 55560 197 9 Corporate Shadowfiles 1993 ISBN 1 55560 211 8 Lone Star 1994 ISBN 1 55560 230 4 Denver The City of Shadows 1994 ISBN 1 55560 236 3 with Tom Dowd and Tom Wong Aztlan 1995 ISBN 1 55560 257 6 Underworld Sourcebook 1997 ISBN 1 55560 315 7 Concepts Shadowrun Gamemaster Screen Critters 1998 ISBN 1 55560 369 6 Other original design Adventures One Stage Before 1992 ISBN 1 55560 192 8 Paradise Lost 1994 ISBN 1 55560 227 4 with Tom Wong Double Exposure 1994 ISBN 1 55560 240 1 with Fraser Cane Harlequin s Back 1994 ISBN 1 55560 248 7 Aftermath and Story Development Denver Double Cross Spring 1995 Adventures Unlimited issue 1 Novels 2XS 1991 ISBN 0 451 45139 2 Shadowplay 1993 ISBN 0 451 45228 3 Lone Wolf 1994 ISBN 0 451 45272 0 House of the Sun 1995 ISBN 0 451 45370 0 Other RPGs Edit Battletech Virtual World No Limits 1996 novel ISBN 0 451 45525 8 Bloodshadows Padarr Citybook 1995 sourcebook ISBN 0 87431 385 6 Fires of Marl 1995 sourcebook ISBN 0 87431 388 0 Additional Material Buck Rogers XXVC Phases of the Moon 1991 adventure ISBN 1 56076 095 8 Chill Horrors of North America 1991 sourcebook ISBN 0 923763 41 4 Voodoo 1992 sourcebook ISBN 0 923763 53 8 Earthdawn Denizens of Earthdawn Volume Two 1993 sourcebook ISBN 1 55560 237 1 The Adept s Way 1995 sourcebook ISBN 1 55560 260 6 Coauthor Lost Kaer 1998 novel ISBN 1 55560 274 6 GURPS GURPS Illuminati 1992 sourcebook ISBN 1 55634 223 3 Playing With Your Mind Secret Knowledge from GURPS Illuminati April 1992 Roleplayer issue 28 Supporting Cast 1993 sourcebook ISBN 1 55634 267 5 with Fraser Cain Warehouse 23 1997 sourcebook ISBN 1 55634 328 0 Additional Material The Primal Order Pawns The Opening Move 1992 sourcebook ISBN 1 880992 08 6 Knights Strategies in Motion 1993 sourcebook ISBN 1 880992 10 8 Star Wars The Roleplaying Game Planet of the Mists 1992 adventure ISBN 0 87431 122 5 Goroth Slave of the Empire 1995 supplement ISBN 0 87431 250 7 Forbidden Fruit Summer 1995 Adventures Unlimited issue 2 Storytelling System The Succubus Club 1991 adventure ISBN 1 56504 011 2 Coauthor Raiko February 1992 White Wolf issue 30 Awakening Diablerie Mexico 1992 adventure ISBN 1 56504 018 X Reprinted in the Diablerie compilation 1997 ISBN 1 56504 238 7 Dark Alliance Vancouver 1993 sourcebook ISBN 1 56504 059 7 with Geoff McMartin Street Fighter Player s Guide 1994 rulebook ISBN 1 56504 550 5 Additional Writing Chicago Chronicles Vol 1 1996 sourcebook ISBN 1 56504 219 0 Coauthor Torg Kanawa Personal Weapons 1991 sourcebook ISBN 0 87431 320 1 Kanawa Heavy Weapons 1991 sourcebook ISBN 0 87431 325 2 Kanawa Land Vehicles 1992 sourcebook ISBN 0 87431 330 9 Out of Nippon 1992 novel ISBN 0 87431 345 7 Underground Underground Notebook 1993 sourcebook ISBN 0 923763 91 0 Underground Player s Handbook 1994 sourcebook ISBN 1 56905 014 7 Coauthor The Whispering Vault Dangerous Prey 1995 sourcebook ISBN 1 886579 01 6 References Edit a b c d e Nigel D Findley Passes Away Dragon TSR Inc 217 4 May 1995 Shannon Appelcline 2011 Designers amp Dragons Mongoose Publishing p 123 ISBN 978 1 907702 58 7 GAMA The 1992 Origins Awards Retrieved 2019 01 18 Academy Hall of Fame Retrieved 2019 01 18 Nigel Findley www fantasticfiction com Retrieved 2022 04 28 http archives theonering net perl newsview 8 1025975520External links EditNigel Findley at RPG Geek Nigel Findley at Pen amp Paper Archived from the original on September 30 2007 Retrieved July 22 2006 Nigel D Findley at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Nigel Findley amp oldid 1112464002, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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