Characters Roster

Marshmallow · #1 Aug 3rd, 2019, 04:30 PM

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Mairien · #2 Aug 4th, 2019, 03:06 AM

Angharad var Elwyn, Human Sorceress

Appearance and Character

Angharad appears as a petite and pretty young woman. She has a cute face, and while she is in no way tomboyish, her appeal is more that of adorableness than opulent feminine beauty. Her exterior is tidy and elegant without being intimidating or stern. She generally wears her hair pinned up and dresses not without finesse and a certain playfulness, preferring breeches over skirts and dresses, and not shying away from colours that would rarely be seen in her homeland. Her free and lively body language fits the picture. A beautiful and elegant amulet, a disc of nacre framed in gold, seems always present around her neck, regardless of the presence or absence of other articles of clothing.

One might not think her a foreigner by the looks of her, but there is no denying of it once she opens her mouth to speak. While she is fluent in the common tongue, she has a noticeable Nilfgaardian accent. Her voice has a slight raspy quality that gives it a sort of crotchety tone.

She has a sprightly nature, pert, and sometimes petulant, but overall with a gift for being loveable. She is approachable and has little prejudice in terms of social class as long as people behave with some decency, making her something of a favourite among the servants of the house. At times she appears oblivious, even naive, but the next moment, she astonishes people when it is as if she had plucked a thought from someone's mind and were uttering it before they had time to put it into words.

In her personal affairs, she is surprisingly orderly - her rooms are not kept in the inspired chaos of a genius, but are tidy and, at first glance, not even identifiable as a sorceress', at least going by what you might imagine and expect. The servants are quite convinced that she's hiding something interesting somewhere, but they would be, wouldn't they?

Angharad is not mean-spirited or cruel, but she is no saint. You might say what she displays is simply the healthy and natural egocentrism of an attractive, and relatively speaking powerful, young woman. Curiously, a reasonably observant person will soon notice that sex is a touchy topic with her, and any sort of lewdness or allusion in her presence will quickly sour the mood.

Life Path

It is probably safe to say that Angharad is relatively young - for a sorceress, that is - though hardly quite as young as she looks. She makes no secret of the fact that she is from Lower Alba in Nilfgaard and graduated from Gweison Haul, but you do not know when. The stories she occasionally tells do not paint much of a coherent picture of her life, except perhaps that she did not spend most of it in Nilfgaard proper - it appears you would have to pry to learn more.

DoubleL1987 · #3 Aug 5th, 2019, 07:11 AM

”Four Arms” Tymek Cralgard – Personal Witcher to the Segert Family

Apperance: A lot of people would say that if you’ve seen one Witcher, you’ve seen them all – yellow eyes, scars and most importantly, two swords strapped to their back. The latter is what makes Tymek stand out from the rest of his bretheren – while a pair of yellow eyes indeed peer out at his surrounds from under a messy mop of black hair, and an otherwise passably-attractive face is marred by a deep fleshy scar across this nose, this Witcher does not carry two swords. Rather, he carries four – one steel and one silver longswords across his back as well as two daggers hanging from his belt – though this seems to only be when he is out on duties for the Segert family, either as a Witcher or as an escort for the children or another member who may require his services. When out on his own business, either at the estate or in town, Tymek defaults to the more traditional two swords.

His choice in clothing, despite having serving at a noble’s pleasure for near-on two decades now, is still rooted in his previous life as a travelling monster-slayer and while they are a great deal cleaner now than they previously were, the Witcher is still often found wearing a rough white cotton shirt under a reinforced brown leather jacket, battered and with numerous poorly-made repairs done over years. A Witcher medallion, that of the Viper school, hangs over the jacket, and its silver chain also holds a plain golden band upon it as well.

Lifepath: Tymek has been with the Segert’s longer than some of their children have been alive. Stories surrounding how the Witcher ended up in the employ of its patriarch vary wildly, though the common thread seems to involve the Witcher saving either the noble himself, his wife, his mistress or one of several of the children while out on an unrelated contract. Since that time, Tymek has been a recurring feature at the Segert estate and outside of it, sometimes standing in the main hall when the Lord is receiving guests, but more often shadowing behind members of the family when they’re outside the walls of the estate. All most people can say is that the old adage of “You don’t need a hero, you need a professional” relating to Witchers applies to Tymek himself – he’s quiet, respectful, and fulfills his role as is expected.

Those who know the Witcher slightly better, such as the other workers or servants at the estate describe him as a quiet man who keeps mostly to himself, though he’s not unfriendly – in fact, he’s usually quite happy to join in on a game of Gwent, dice poker or even just an evening of drinking (though he has been banned from drinking contests for obvious reasons) and is usually good for an amusing story from his hunting days, or a drily-humorous remark. Those who have asked him about his past usually hear a fairly straightforward story of an orphaned boy who was taken in by a Witcher from the Viper school named Kacper and after completing his training, he spent his life travelling the Path, hunting monsters where they needed hunting, occasionally taking an odd job here and there where there were no monsters to slay, and spending the occasional winter at the Keep with his Witcher brothers. All-in-all, not all that exciting for a mutant monster slayer…

SalmonMax · #4 Aug 14th, 2019, 01:01 AM

Name: Annika Segert

Appearance: Dark and fierce eyes, unblemished fair skin, long hair that straddles the line between golden brown and blonde; Annika is a beauty of the North, though her Lady mother despairs of ever convincing her to use it to her advantage. Annika has ever preferred rugged and practical garb to the preferred dress of her station. Soft leather or double-stitched doublets and trousers don't impress at ballrooms no matter how snugly they fit her lithe athleticism, however suited they may be to running wild on the family grounds.

Personality: Blunt is the word that comes to most people's mind when asked about Annika Segert. Where courtly grace demands words to be wielded with grace and finesse, like a fencing blade...she prefers the technique of mace and hammer. Though she's capable of playing the part of courtier, she has little respect for it. Possessed of keen insight and perception, she despises the game of manipulation and lies...a game her sister plays very well indeed, and often to her detriment. Ever since her mother's death she wants very much to be 'hardened' and tough, to be someone who can catch whatever the world throws at her, chew it up and spit it back in the world's face. She is, however, still young enough to judge her abilities on what she wants to be rather than what she is. That, plus her growing conviction that she should hunt monsters, is of great concern to her father...and rightly so.

Background:
Annika spent long years as the youngest of the Segerts, and a girl at that. Her father and elder siblings either paid her little attention or found her annoying at best. Rather than endure, she looked for something better, and quickly took a liking to any excuse to spend time outside on the grounds, where her family seldom followed.

One advantage to being the 'last in line' was that she had more freedom in deciding how to spend her time, so long as she didn't attract attention. She used that latitude to wheedle lessons from indulgent household soldiers and one of the hunters...an excellent pretext for staying away. Her father quickly quashed any lessons in swordplay, not wanting ANY daughter of his to be encouraged to tussle with men far stronger than she. Archery though, he agreed was more or less suitable. With supervision. That victory came a cost though; she had to agree to tutoring from the Lady Segert as well, teaching her etiquette and what was expected of a young Lady. Despite what one might think though, Annika and her mother got along well; she was not a harsh taskmistress and had sympathy for her daughter's wild streak. It was her argument that even a lady of the north should be able to defend herself if need be that convinced Lord Segert to let Annika learn the bow.

Alas, nothing lasts. The Lady Segert died to the attack of a foul monster. Annika took it very hard, feeling that if she'd been there...despite her tender years...she could have stopped it. It was here that she turned even more away from ladylike manners, and sought to become tougher and more 'soldierly' in her outlook. The sole exception to this was her younger siblings, the twins, whom she cared for almost as if she were their mother herself.

Recently though, against the will of her lord father, Annika has taken to trying to hunt monsters with her bow. Clearly this is incredibly dangerous, though she's only managed to stick a few drowners for the moment. However, driving home that danger was a scrape she had recently where she stumbled over a different kind of monster entirely out there in the wild. A small coven of cultists who were preparing a site for blood magic. Annika shot one, and drove another two off, but the leader got a good look at her before he too left before he got skewered. It's certain that he and whoever he can get behind him will want to take out their frustrations at losing all those preparations on her when the opportunity presents itself.

undeadrajib · #5 Aug 16th, 2019, 12:48 AM

Doc ReinerDoc Reiner
Doctor. Human (barely).

Description
Doc Reiner is not a pleasant man. In his early forties, the doctor is often found inebriated. He is known to have chased would be patients out of his shack because he was 'not ready'. He is only tolerated because drunk or sober, he is bit of a prodigy with the scalpel. Or perhaps someone took pity on the sad little mook.

Doc Reiner is short, at five and a half feet, and scrawny. He is more fuzz than face, with a thick, disheveled mop of hair and beard. He wears dark glasses to hide darker circles under his eyes. Then there is the unmistakable aroma of burnt tobacco about him at all times. It keeps most folks away, unless they really, really need him. Which of course, is how he prefers it.

The doctor doesn't venture out much from his tiny hovel a little off the Segert manor. Occasionally, he is asked by the patriarch of the Segert family to accompany men and women, fighter and hunters, in their various 'endeavours.' Reiner complies. For one thing, he owes the family for taking him in and letting him be in relative peace. For another, he is not averse to a little fighting. He served in the second Nilfgardian war as a combat medic. If anything, these skirmishes are a good way for him to release some of that constant, pervasive anger. When he does step out, he wears his old army issue armor.

Reiner doesn't talk about his past. Heck, he barely talks. Very few know that he was born a noble. He grew up in Vizima's Trade Quarters, among the city's elite. The first Nilfgardian war however, did not go very well for his family. Let's just say they made the wrong bets. To maintain the facade, they turned to a life a crime. Specifically, art forgery. It went well for a while, until they were discovered, and disgraced. They lost everything.

That was twenty years ago. Not much is known of the intervening years. Reiner trained in surgery, though he won't be able to produce a certificate if you asked for it. He went to war. He met Josien there, who now runs the Segert family forge. She is one person in the estate who Reiner manages to have a conversation with.

DaysUntold · #6 Jan 31st, 2020, 03:21 PM

Marsilia of VerdenMarsilia of Verden
Human Doctor

Appearance and Character

There was a time that Masilia was considered desirable. Perhaps she still would be if it weren't for the hardness in her eyes, the disheveled state of her hair and clothes, and the blood that often clung to them. Her face, while young, bore the expression of someone seasoned by trials far beyond their years and scars appear along her body in numbers far more frequently than one would expect in someone who can barely wield a dagger.

For the rare few who are able to push beyond the stark warning that her appearances render, they find a gentle, though firm hand to help tend to their needs. She is truthful, almost to a fault, a subconscious rebellion against the lies and deceptions that her family harbored and those hurt by them. In fact, rebellious is probably the most accurate way to describe her. She rails against those trying to control her, the expectations that life has imparted on her, and even her own instincts at times. Where a streak of compassion drives her to help those who are less fortunate and persecuted by others, so too does she push back against the instinct, silently chastising herself for being so weak. In the times that she softens and opens up to someone, it is like a brief glimpse into another life, one that could have been had things been different. However, generally she'll keep people at arm's length - or further - even so far as to retreating from public and business for days at a time.

A nomad, whether by heart or circumstance, she never stays in one place long, often leaving in the middle of the night leaving nothing behind but hushed rumors of a monster who terrorized her.

Life Path

The first few years of Masilia's life were as pleasant as could be expected for the youngest daughter of a northern family. She was sheltered from her parents' work within one the cities most notorious criminal organization, even though her older siblings had been brought in at an early age. That was, until her younger sister was born when Masilia had just finished her first decade of life. The arrival was one of joy and hardship, pressing the family to its financial and emotional limits. Masilia became rebellious, seeking out the attention she'd lost to her younger sister by leaving for days at a time without word to spend time with a budding bard, Savaric, who'd become a friend to her.

It wasn't much later that her parents found an answer to their problems. In one fell swoop, they eliminated a mouth to feed and found a reliable supply of Fisstech, elevating their standing within the organization in the process. Masilia was given over to be raised by a mage - which was to say she was left alone to fend for herself the vast majority of the time while her guardian was away. Sifting through the mage's archives, she found an interest in alchemy and medicine. She dove headlong into her studies, memorizing anatomy and experimenting with different formulas, never quite finding what she was looking for. Word spread of her talents, and when they mage was away, she was sought out to offer services to the wounded or intoxicated. Word soon got back to her family, who exploited her guilt and feelings, involving her in gang activities, often involving bringing members back from the edge of death or finding ways to make poisons more difficult to detect.

Through her time with the mage, she remained friends with Savaric, who was pretty much the only one that seemed capable of tolerating her moods for any length of time - until he couldn't. After an event that she won't speak of, he turned on her, vowing for revenge - a sentiment that her eldest sister echoes.

She told herself she was moving on, but if anyone close enough had witnessed it, they'd have known it for what it was.

Fleeing.

StatBlock

Marsilia of Verden

Profession: Human Doctor
HP: 30/30 | Sta: 30/30 | Res: 30/30 | WT: 6 | Stun: 50 | Rec: 5
Speed: 6 Run: 19 Leap: 3 Encumerance: 15.1/50

Statistics: Int 7 Ref 5 Dex 3 Bod 5 Spd 6 Emp 5 Cra 7 Will 6 Luck 3 Vig 0
Skills: Healing Hands 6 Small Blades 4 Charisma 2 Human Perception 2 Awareness 6 Business 3 Deduction 6 Education 3 Social Etiquette 1 Wilderness Survival 2 Sleight of Hand 4 Courage 4 Resist Coercion 4 Alchemy 4

Racial Traits: In a world where non-humans can’t be trusted, humans look more trustworthy. Humans have an inherent +1 to their Charisma, Seduction, and Persuasion checks against other humans.Trustworthy, Humans are clever and often have brilliant solutions to difficult problems. Humans gain an inherent +1 to Deduction.Ingenuity, Part of the human race's greatest strength is its willingness to charge forward endlessly, even into truly life-threatening situations. A human can summon up their courage and re-roll a failed Resist Coercion or Courage roll 3 times per game session. They take the higher of the two rolls, but if they still fail they cannot re-use the ability to roll again.Blindly Stubborn

Armor & Weapons: Type:S/P WA:0 Dmg:1d6+2 Con:S EN:1Dagger | SP:3 AE:1 Effect: N/AVerden Archer’s Hood | SP:8 AE:1 Effect: N/ADouble Woven Gambeson | SP:5 AE:1 Effect: N/APadded Trousers
Kits: Surgeon's Kit, Alchemy Kit, Writing Kit
Gear: Satchel, Journal, Candles (x5,) Soap, Secret Pockets (x2,) Garter Sheath, Tent, Blessed by a priest: +2 to charisma checks of people with that religionHoly Symbol, Influential Friend: EntertainerPlaybill, Adopted by a mageChronicle

Humble Hero · #7 Mar 19th, 2022, 11:17 PM

The Wandering Bard

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Name: Jannic of Cintra
Race: Human
Class: Bard

Personality: All in all, Jannic is a friendly person.

He is outgoing, expressive, enjoys laughing and generally finds the best in any situation. Being a bard, Jannic isn't afraid of people - or attention - and in fact has started to relish it; he quite enjoys when someone recognizes him, though admittedly such instances are few and far between. Probably unexpected is that Jannic is an intellectual, whom has a deep need to seek out knowledge. He often asks questions, reads books, and generally delves into a range of subjects and topics, in that pursuit of information and learning.

Jannic is someone who aims to be polite, charming and well-mannered. He treats others with respect, even non-humans, and tries to avoid judging anyone before he knows some about them. And while Jannic might not own much, he isn't beyond helping others in need, even going so far as to share some of his coin or protection, if required. That isn't to say Jannic is a bleeding heart, no, but he still cares about people to some degree.

Yet, for all his kindness and friendliness, Jannic can also be pragmatic, and sees others as tools to be used for his own ends. And while he won't necessarily be malicious about how he does that (he is friendly, after all), it can still be considered quite selfish if not outright egocentric - mixed with a small dash of narcissism...

But really, is anyone surprised?

He is a performer, after all.

Description: Jannic is a young man, average in height and weight, who has a lean physique and lightly tanned skin. His hair is black and long, usually braided or tied back in some complicated fashion. His eyes are bright blue and expressive. He has handsome features, by typical opinion, with angled features - common to nobles, one might note. He also carries himself with confidence, usually has a large smile on his face, and isn't afraid to be flamboyant and exaggerated with his mannerisms.

His attire is very simple, in comparison. The clothes are well-worn, repaired in places, and look like something any commonfolk would wear. He has a green shirt, blue pants, comfortable walking boots, as well as a dark vest and a blue cloak over his shoulders. He wears simple rings on some fingers, and several necklaces, as well as oddly bright bandanas wrapped around his hands and forearms; though these seem more a fashion choice, than covering any injury sustained... to each their own?

Finally, Jannic's prized possession is his lute. Made of cherry wood, it has a deep red color, which has been inlaid with golden carving, and boasts no less than five strings. It is clearly cared for, while also having a strap that allows Jannic to shoulder the instrument at a moments notice.

Backstory: Jannic of Cintra is a wandering bard. For a number of years, the young man has walked the long roads of the continent, passing through village after city after village, plying his trade for coin. His is a lonely existence, really, filled with brief meetings and acquaintances, but never really befriending anyone. In that time Jannic has made a small reputation, nothing overly fancy, but enough to be recognized by a following of fans that know of him, every so often. However, that reputation is a double-edged sword; it's nice to be noticed, but it also brings attention from some Jannic doesn't want to have on his tail...

But that's putting the wagon before the horse.

Back to the beginning, first:

Originally, Jannic was born into a noble family of Cintra. While not of import, when it came to the royals who ruled, Jannic grew up surrounded by the aristocracy. It was a fine upbringing, really, living in a noble manor and being the fourth son of a Lord and Lady, Humphrey and Lillian, respectively. Jannic's siblings treated him well enough, he was loved, and he enjoyed a fortunate living. Education, instrumentation, poetry, legal discourse and other subjects were taught to Jannic. He did well, he was intelligent, and took to study. Yet, there remained a need for the young boy - something deep inside - that demanded he not feel comfortable in one place for long.

Jannic had wanderlust.

When a young boy, around the age of 10, Jannic's family visited a holy church. They attended the service along with other nobles, and Jannic was fortunate to have a face-to-face with the holyman. After the exchange, the boy was given a small holy symbol - for luck - and was blessed, then sent on his way, as the other service goers conversed with the elderly holyman in turn.

Jannic was witness to the Nilfgaardian attacks on Cintra. It was what caused his family to evacuate their manor, as the nobles relocated to a smaller homestead in the north. This only served to reinforce the boy's want to travel and see the world. It wasn't long after that Jannic heard word that Cintra - the royalty and army - had been devastated and brought to ruin. The family lost everything that they hadn't taken with them, including their rightful lands and ownership of animals and belongings.

It was a rough time for the family, forced to seek out common work and means to survive. Both Lord Humphrey and Lady Lillian didn't take well to the adjustment, neither did the other children, save Jannic. He seemed resilient and curious in change enough to make-do, and before long the youngest son was living his new life happily enough. In those few years, before he left home, Jannic began to play dice. He was decent enough, it was his way of getting crowns for the family, who were now living on hard times. Unfortunately, a run of bad luck resulted in the young man incurring a large debt... which, in turn, caused Jannic's sudden departure.

Now, away from the men he owed money to, Jannic took his few belongings - including his prized lute, from his days in Cintra - and began to walk the dusty and long roads of the continent. He made his way from town to town, playing for coin, and found a new love for life on the open road...

Character Sheet

MAIN STATS	SCORE	DERIVED STATS	SCORE
Intelligence (INT)	7	Stun	5
Reflexes (REF)	7	Run	18
Dexterity (DEX)	7	Leap	3
Body (BODY)	5	Health Points (HP)	25
Speed (SPD)	6	Stamina (STA)	25
Empathy (EMP)	7	Encumbrance (ENC)	50
Craft (CRA)	1	Recovery (REC)	5
Will (WILL)	6	Punch	1d6
Luck (LUCK)	3	Kick	1d6+4
Vigor	0	Reputation	Noble Family origin2

PERKS
In a world where non-humans can't be trusted, humans look more trustworthy. Humans have an inherent +1 to their Charisma, Seduction, and Persuasion checks against other humans.Trustworthy
Humans are clever and often have brilliant solutions to difficult problems. Humans gain an inherent +1 to Deduction.Ingenuity
Part of the human race's greatest strength is its willingness to charge forward endlessly, even into truly life-threatening situations. A human can summon up their courage and reroll a failed Resist Coercion or Courage roll 3 times per game session. They take the higher of the two rolls, but if they still fail they cannot re-use the ability to roll again.Blindly Stubborn

SKILLS (44 points)
Defining SkillBusking (EMP)	6
Charisma (EMP)	6
Deceit (EMP)	5
Fine Arts (EMP)	3
Human Perception (EMP)	+1 (Cintra)5
Language (INT)	3
Performance (EMP)	4
Persuasion (EMP)	6
Seduction (EMP)	1
Social Etiquette (INT)	3
Streetwise (INT)	------------3------------

PICKUP SKILLS (INT + REF14 points)
Awareness (INT)	3
Deduction (INT)	racial +11
Dodge/Escape (REF)	3
Resist Coercion (WIL)	3
Resist Magic (WIL)	----------2----------
Sleight of Hand (DEX)	3

BARD SKILL TREE
(EMP)Busking (6)

The Charmer	The Informant	The Manipulator
(EMP)Return Act (0)	(INT)Fade (0)	(EMP)Poison The Well (0)
Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Unknown	Unknown	Unknown

PROFESSION GEAR
Gwent deck	Hand mirror
Lute	Flask of spirits
Dagger

SPECIAL GEAR
+2 reputationPaper of nobility	Theater playbill
+2 CHA to people of that faithHoly symbol

ARMOR		SP	DAMAGE
Head
Torso	Gambeson	3	-
L.Arm	Gambeson	3	-
R.Arm	Gambeson	3	-
L.Leg	Calvary Trousers	3	-
R.Leg	Calvary Trousers	3	-

PURCHASED ITEMS
Bedroll	Flint & steel
Map of continent	Torch
Waterskin	Belt pouch
Secret pocket	Trail rations x3
Basic clothing	Tent
Loaded dice	Sleeve sheath
Cold weather clothing	Soap
Rope (20m)	Candles x5

COIN
Crowns	61

IMPROVEMENT POINTS
0

Stat Block

Jannic of Cintra | The Wandering Bard

HP: 25/25 | Stamina: 25/25 | AC: Torso 3/3, Legs 3/3 | Current Initiative: +7

Weapons: +0 | 1d6+2 | N/ADagger

Stats: INT 7 | REF 7 | DEX 7 | BODY 5 | SPD 6 | EMP 7 | CRA 1 | WILL 6 | LUCK 3

Traits: A Bard is a wonderful thing to have around, especially when the party's low on money. A Bard can take an hour and make a Busking roll in the nearest town center. The total of this roll is the amount of money raked in by the Bard while they perform on the street. A fumble can lower the roll, and a negative value means that not only do you fail to make any coin but you are also harassed by the locals for your poor performance, resulting in a -2 to Charisma with anyone in the town for the rest of the day.Busking (Defining) | In a world where non-humans can't be trusted, humans look more trustworthy. Humans have an inherent +1 to their Charisma, Seduction, and Persuasion checks against other humans.Trustworthy | Humans are clever and often have brilliant solutions to difficult problems. Humans gain an inherent +1 to Deduction.Ingenuity | Part of the human race's greatest strength is its willingness to charge forward endlessly, even into truly life-threatening situations. A human can summon up their courage and reroll a failed Resist Coercion or Courage roll 3 times per game session. They take the higher of the two rolls, but if they still fail they cannot re-use the ability to roll again.Blindly Stubborn

Skill Tree:
--● The Charmer: Before attempting a Busking roll a Bard can roll Return Act at a DC set by the GM to see whether they have played in this town before. If the roll is successful the Bard has made a name for themselves in this town already. Not only is their Busking income doubled but they gain a +2 Charisma with everyone in at that venue.Return Act (EMP) +0 | Unknown | Unknown
--● The Informant: A Bard can make a Fade
roll against multiple targets' Awareness rolls to fade into the background. This ability allows a Bard to hide even
when there are no good hiding places, by slipping into a conversation, drawing attention to something else, or the like. This ability doesn't work if you are wearing really flashy clothing.Fade (INT) +0 | Unknown | Unknown
--● The Manipulator: A Bard can make a Poison The Well roll against a target's EMPx3 when they are trying to influence a person or people. If successful, the Bard makes a pointed comment that imposes a -1 for each point they rolled above the DC to the target's Seduction, Persuasion, Leadership, Intimidation or Charisma rolls.Poison The Well (EMP) +0 | Unknown | Unknown

Profession Gear: Gwent deck | Hand mirror | Lute | Flask of spirits | Dagger

Special Gear: +2 reputationPaper of nobility | Theater playbill | +2 CHA to people of the symbol's faithHoly symbol

Social Standing: Equal | Reputation: 2 | Improvement Points: 0

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