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'''Name:''' Natalia d'Est<br> | '''Name:''' Natalia d'Est<br> | ||
'''Player:''' Arethusa<br> | '''Player:''' [[User:Arethusa|Arethusa]]<br> | ||
'''Concept:''' Professional (Artist) / Intellectual<br> | '''Concept:''' Professional (Artist) / Intellectual<br> | ||
'''Chronicle:''' The Prince | '''Chronicle:''' [https://forum.rpg.net/index.php?threads/vampire-dark-ages-20-the-prince-the-pope-the-bull-ooc.895937/ The Prince The Pope The Bull]<br> | ||
'''Nature:''' Visionary<br> | '''Nature:''' Visionary<br> | ||
'''Demeanor:''' Bon Vivant<br> | '''Demeanor:''' Bon Vivant<br> | ||
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=Flaws= | =Flaws= | ||
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Natalia has a Retainer, Ghostanza (a real lady's name I ran across in Renaissance Florence records!), a confidante and ghoul who helps take care of her household and studio. She also has a Herd of three people: Rinaldo, a caretaker at the library of San Marco; Ginevra, a widowed dealer in leathers, parchments and paper; and Federigo, an old ex-soldier who likes to hang around the tavern and tell tall tales. | |||
Revision as of 17:25, 14 March 2023
Name: Natalia d'Est
Player: Arethusa
Concept: Professional (Artist) / Intellectual
Chronicle: The Prince The Pope The Bull
Nature: Visionary
Demeanor: Bon Vivant
Clan: Toreador
Clan Weakness: If she encounters beauty (triggers to be determined), she must roll Self-Control (difficulty 5). If she fails, she pulls out a sketchbook and draws whatever it is in a reverie until the scene concludes or object departs.
Generation: 12
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Natalia has a Retainer, Ghostanza (a real lady's name I ran across in Renaissance Florence records!), a confidante and ghoul who helps take care of her household and studio. She also has a Herd of three people: Rinaldo, a caretaker at the library of San Marco; Ginevra, a widowed dealer in leathers, parchments and paper; and Federigo, an old ex-soldier who likes to hang around the tavern and tell tall tales.