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During the Big Reveal, it came out that she is a sorcerer of an unorthodox stripe, working mostly with technology rather than spirituality. Rev. Foley finds this perplexing. Penn says it's just science, nothing sorcerous about it, and is it her fault she's sufficiently advanced? | During the Big Reveal, it came out that she is a sorcerer of an unorthodox stripe, working mostly with technology rather than spirituality. Rev. Foley finds this perplexing. Penn says it's just science, nothing sorcerous about it, and is it her fault she's sufficiently advanced? | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:25, 10 March 2018
An NPC in Welcome to Holy Question Mark, a campaign set in the Amberverse using modified Lords of Gossamer and Shadow rules.
Penelope "Penn" Solomon[edit]
Hair color and T-shirt slogan subject to constant change. Death smirk, not so much.
Orphaned daughter and sole heir of billionaire industrialist Walter Solomon. Her mother, Naomi Lavalle, went missing shortly after Penn was born, and is presumed dead.
Definitely the best math and science student at Holy Question Mark. If there's anyone who's better with computers they're hiding it.
Has never been known to date anyone, though she almost considered the possibility that she could initiate a thought process potentially leading to an end result that might include asking Maple to the Prom this year. But she didn't, and that's fine.
Maple is also one of the few people who know that Penn has an emotional support hamster named Pinafore.
During the Big Reveal, it came out that she is a sorcerer of an unorthodox stripe, working mostly with technology rather than spirituality. Rev. Foley finds this perplexing. Penn says it's just science, nothing sorcerous about it, and is it her fault she's sufficiently advanced?
