The Famous Characters page has become a bit stale, so here is my offer. Two bonus points for each character bio contributed. The write ups have to be about a PC, at least three sentences in length and include the character's full name and the campaign that they played in. Hell, I don't even care if the character was yours so long as you get permission from the player.
Christopher "I Think" Evergreen (Out Of My Mind And Into The Night): A caitiff from Cincinnati in the Civil War. He met a grizzly end, and was forgotten.
ReplyDeleteSirocco Giovanni(Out Of My Mind And Into The Night): A vampire from clan Giovanni, who attempted to get into a powerful sector of Cincinnati during the Civil War, he wasn't able to make the cut, and died in the Sundial Mansion. His ghoul Tony however, went on to become Tony Trist.
Harold Onkst(Out Of My Mind And Into The Night): A Nosferatu vampire who attempted to protect Cincinnati from Gilgamesh and his vanguard during the Civil War. He met an unfortunate end, when he was unstaked by a comrade,and ran out of blood.
Tommy Aquinas(Out Of My Mind And Into The Night): A Malkavian vampire who impersonated Thomas Aquinas, and attempted to place himself into a position of power in the city of Cincinnati, so that he could murder all the vampires in the city, which he felt were a blight. Tommy was turned into an abomination, and fought against Kaytoss, and eventually was destroyed by Prince Gabriel Black.
Jacob Marley (Hangdog Trust): A True Brujah vampire who was sent to Sidney, Australia, to make amends to the Camarilla, for a crime he couldn't remember because of his amnesia. Jacob was an older, dapper man, who dressed in nice suits, and fought with his sword cane, and Temporis powers. Sadly, Jacob died in a battle with a golem, which had gone out of control at a graveyard, which house Greylin's Tomb.
ReplyDeleteChad (Hangdog Trust): A Tremere vampire, who was a miserable bro with spikey blonde hair and a bad attitude. Nobody seemed to like him enough to save him after a car accident. He never even had the chance to tell the group why he was sent to Sidney in the first place.
Timothy O'Neil (A Study In Scarlet 1.0): A very angry and surly vampire from clan Gangrel. Rather than be one with nature, this miserable douche bag fought with firearms, and was an asshole to everybody around him. Everyone is glad that a time paradox ceased his existence.
ReplyDeleteVeronica (A Devil's Justice): A former stripper who become an Assimite vampire, she was always leaving her ninja suits on roofs, losing the group's weapons, and stealing magical items she didn't even want in the first place. Some crazy trap island killed her, and nobody seemed to mind.
Mike (A Devil's Justice): A Lasombra vampire who obviously joined the group for evil intentions. He temporarily stole The Book of the Dead from Omar Sune, but was soon tracked down, and slain in glorious fashion. Omar Sune than went on to defeat The Salamander, the right hand man of Set himself. The war between Omar Sune and Set remains undetermined, as none have had contact from either Vampire recently. What? We weren't talking about Omar? The hell we weren't!
Jesus Martinez (A Devil's Justice): A shifty Bali vampire who joined the team after Omar Sune had fallen in combat against a Justicar. He used his connections to help the group out, to gain their trust, during a time when Prince Lazarus was using the Justicars to lock down the city of Boston. Jesus Martinez unwittingly helped the group invoke a dark ritual, to resurrect Omar Sune, with the price of 50 powerful vampires. Jesus fled, no doubt fearing Omar's superiority. Jesus Martinez was eventually brought down by Walter Pilkington, during the riots of Madrid, when the Arch Bishop had been slain.
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ReplyDeleteChance Beaudroux: Lover of silver spoons and hater of dopplegangers. Collected the heads of all that he killed. Extremely paranoid; he insisted on having traps in his section of the groups strong hold including a false floor leading to a stake pit. Laughed really hard when Tim O'Niell tried to jump through his brick-blocked window.
ReplyDeleteAndre "Richter" Tepes: No one knew his real name. He kept it a secret and no one knows why. Or did he? Had a memorable run in with an ex-Amercan Gladiator and was known on the local news channel as the poor young man who lost his cat. A passionate sky diver, he'd always let you when you were about to make a mistake to prevent injury.
Matt "Xander" Alexander: Sired by the ever generous, yet incredibly stingy Duke Phillip (who don't pay for nothin'!) joined Omar and friends shortly after their arrival in England. His dreams came true when he was embraced, he could finally throw fireballs and use the force. Used said fireballs to kill an Easton. Dropped an anvil on the head of Lazarus.
Abraham Secrabben: An incredibly noble gangrel who lived by the sword, and died by the musket thanks to an extremely unfortunate gun but that went wrong at least 7 ways. Upheld a strict code of honor and would never engage an enemy already fighting someone else. In instances of really bad luck, vampires to this day are known to say "Damn, I feel just like Abe Secrabben."
Mask DeMasque: No one knows who he truly is/was. Wore several different masks and seemed to gain powers according to what mask he was wearing. No one really knows how/if he died. He could even be your best friend. The mystery of his fate has haunted the lives of no one.
Muscles Belvedere: The craziest vampire in the old west. Surfed enemies down the stairs, killed an Easton. Inspired legions of vampires to praise and follow him when he embraced the power of Cain. He was as insane as Omar was strong. Much mystery surrounds poor Muscles as he had once died, but didn't really? His return is celebrated amongst the Legion of Belvedere. The holiday is known as Belvedeaster Sundae. Ceremonies of the day include a 21 spoon salute (giant sundae covered with fake blood eaten by a party of no more or less than 21 kindred. Any number more or less results in spontaneous combustion, or so the legend says.), stairway surfing, and street performances biblical stories replacing all references of Jesus with references to Muscles. There's an internet rumor that the 1985 sitcom "Mr. Belvedere" was loosely based on a joke Muscles once told. But who knows?