Running Sheet Francine Rémy

Francine Rémy

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• Professor at The Grand University of Occiberge [[1]]

Points{206}

Total:206 = 84 Stats+49 Powers+35 Skills+30 Items +(+0/0 allies/Enemies) +0 Shadows+(-2) Stuff +10 Storage

Statistics {84}

• Psyche:35
• Strength:Amber
• Endurance:11
• Warfare:38

Powers {49 }

• 0 Cantrips  : Francine de Noailles Spells
• 20 Power Words : Francine de Noailles Spells
• 15 Sorcery : Francine de Noailles Spells
• 5 Low Order Magery. : Francine de Noailles Spells

• 2 Ritualist : Francine de Noailles Spells
• 2 Low Order : Francine de Noailles Spells
• 5 Mal at Riess : Francine de Noailles Spells

Skills {35}

1 Weapon Master-Spear 2 1 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Allies & Enemies {0/0 = 0}

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• Signature piece

Miscellany

Vicomtesse Francine de Noailles

Historical Context & Aristocratic Lineage

Vicomtesse Francine de Noailles (née Bourbon-Remy)

Born in 1844 into an old noble family with distant Bourbon ties. (sort out ties see if she has her own title)

Highly educated, with ten years of schooling, expected to spend life in study.

Orphaned young, leaving her wealthy but lacking social power while still in school.

Married in 1870, at age 26, to the 81-year-old Vicomte de Noailles, a longtime family friend.

Viscount Noailles (1789–1895)

Born during the French Revolution (1789), his family narrowly survived The Terror by navigating political turmoil.

Earned his title by merit, serving in Napoleon’s army and receiving a minor decoration from Napoleon himself.

A seasoned military officer, diplomat, and world traveler, collecting art and artifacts.

Despite the age gap, his marriage to Francine was a friendship of mutual respect, and he encouraged her intellectual and social ambitions.

Died in 1895, leaving his estate, vast collections, and wealth entirely to Francine.

• Formal Address: Madame la Vicomtesse de Noailles
• Social Introduction: Vicomtesse Francine de Noailles
• Close Acquaintances & Private Use: Madame de Noailles

Born: Francine Rémy, daughter of a wealthy bourgeois family elevated through marriage.

Marriage: Married into the prestigious House of Noailles, one of France’s oldest noble families.

Wealth & Status: Likely to be active in Belle Époque salon, arts patronage, and high society events.

Associations: Possibly linked to artists, writers, or political figures of the time.

Vicomtesse Francine Rémy de Noailles: The Shadow of Parisian High Society

"The salons whisper secrets, the archives hold answers, and every artifact tells a story—if one knows where to look." Her Role in Parisian Aristocracy Elite Socialite & Salon Host – Maintains a prestigious salon attended by nobles, writers, scholars, and politicians. Collector of the Strange & Rare – Amasses an unrivaled collection of antiquities, occult manuscripts, and lost knowledge. Behind-the-Scenes Investigator – Solves mysteries of missing artifacts, hidden conspiracies, and aristocratic scandals. Conspiratorial & Well-Connected – Has access to secret societies, Freemasons, and shadowy royalists still clinging to power. Highly Educated & Multilingual – A scholar fluent in Latin, Greek, Persian, and Arabic, giving her access to lost historical texts. Her Network & Influence Secret Ties to the Police & Underground – Has discreet informants in both law enforcement and the criminal underworld. Patron of Scientists & Occultists – Funds the avant-garde sciences, from early psychology to forensic studies. Advisor to Nobility & Diplomats – Quietly counsels aristocrats on political dangers, lost inheritance claims, and family secrets. Possible Storylines & Investigations 1. The Vanishing Manuscript – A lost medieval grimoire resurfaces in an auction, but the seller is mysteriously murdered. 2. The Phantom of the Catacombs – The Vicomtesse follows clues in Paris’s underground tunnels, uncovering a hidden society. 3. The Dreyfus Affair Connection – Her aristocratic ties entangle her in the deepest political conspiracy of the age. 4. The Emperor’s Lost Collection – A secret cache of Napoleon’s personal artifacts is said to be hidden in Paris.