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Jamie Finn is known as the rivermaster of the town of [[Rushinver]] in [[Nidala]], although the scope of his duties applies to land-based travellers as well.  He is tasked with collecting a small toll from everyone who passes through Rushinver.  His brawny assistants help ensure compliance.<ref name="QtR31_p320">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 31]], [[Beneath the Eye of Belenus]], p.320</ref>
Jamie Finn is known as the rivermaster of the town of [[Rushinver]] in [[Nidala]], although the scope of his duties applies to land-based travellers as well.  He is tasked with collecting a small toll from everyone who passes through Rushinver.  His brawny assistants help ensure compliance.<ref name="QtR31_p323">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 31]], [[Beneath the Eye of Belenus]], p.323</ref>


Jamie Finn may be recognized by the straw hat which he wears regardless of the weather.  He is tall and lanky and not nearly as clumsy as he looks.<ref name="QtR31_p320"></ref>
Jamie Finn may be recognized by the straw hat which he wears regardless of the weather.  He is tall and lanky and not nearly as clumsy as he looks.<ref name="QtR31_p323"></ref>


Jamie Finn is married to [[Molly Finn]].<ref name="QtR31_p320"></ref>
Jamie Finn is married to [[Molly Finn]].<ref name="QtR31_p323"></ref>


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Latest revision as of 15:50, 21 March 2025

Jamie Finn is known as the rivermaster of the town of Rushinver in Nidala, although the scope of his duties applies to land-based travellers as well. He is tasked with collecting a small toll from everyone who passes through Rushinver. His brawny assistants help ensure compliance.[1]

Jamie Finn may be recognized by the straw hat which he wears regardless of the weather. He is tall and lanky and not nearly as clumsy as he looks.[1]

Jamie Finn is married to Molly Finn.[1]

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