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John Snead is an RPG writer who has also written for many different non-Ars Magica game companies and product lines, including Mage, Geist, Star Trek:TNG the RPG, Blue Planet, Nephilim, Conspiracy X and many more. His Ars Magica work defined Faerie until the changes in perspective in 5th edition. His Ars Magica book Faeries Revised was nominated the Origins 1996 Best Role-Playing Game Supplement Award and the non-Ars related Star Trek the Next Generation Role-playing Game won Origins 1999 Best Role-Playing Game Award.

Fourth Edition Books by John Snead

Hedge Magic

Third Edition Books by John Snead

Shamans (with Sarah Link).
Faeries Revised

Second Edition Books by John Snead

Faeries

External Links

[1] John Snead's PRG writing resume.

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	John Snead is an RPG writer who has also written for many different non-Ars Magica game companies and product lines, including ''Mage, Geist'', ''Star Trek:TNG the RPG'', ''Blue Planet'', ''Nephilim'', ''Conspiracy X'' and many more. His Ars Magica work defined Faerie until the changes in perspective in 5th edition. His Ars Magica book [[Faeries Revised]] was nominated the Origins 1996 Best Role-Playing Game Supplement Award and the non-Ars related ''Star Trek the Next Generation Role-playing Game'' won Origins 1999 Best Role-Playing Game Award.		'''John Snead''' is an RPG writer who has also written for many different non-Ars Magica game companies and product lines, including ''Mage, Geist'', ''Star Trek:TNG the RPG'', ''Blue Planet'', ''Nephilim'', ''Conspiracy X'' and many more. His Ars Magica work defined Faerie until the changes in perspective in 5th edition. His Ars Magica book [[Faeries Revised]] was nominated the Origins 1996 Best Role-Playing Game Supplement Award and the non-Ars related ''Star Trek the Next Generation Role-playing Game'' won Origins 1999 Best Role-Playing Game Award.