Eagle Sigil
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Eagle Sigil |
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Gracis controls the Eagle Sigil. He is an ancient and
powerful kindred, born in Roman times. Today, Gracis plays the political game
with relish. His ambitions have been frustrated
by Myfanwy and
Henry over the centuries, but he is determined to take
them both down eventually.
Gracis is proud and haughty. He gives his Sigil to those who can help him, but
also to anyone willing to flatter him. They all tend to be a bit like him;
proud and hedonistic. |
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Gracis (Councilor for Eagle Sigil) |
Impression |
A fat foppish fool, obsessed with himself. However, his eyes belong to a very different man. They are sharp and intelligent behind the chubby cheeks and puffy brows. |
Reputation |
His self-obsession is ridiculous, but his intrigues are clever and dangerous. He is a friend only to those whom he finds useful. But he is a good friend to have. |
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Jeanne |
Impression |
A haughty young lady who speaks with a slight French accent. She divides those she meets into the 'worthy' (with whom she is pleasant and cordial) and the 'others' (whom she ignores). |
Reputation |
She is a clever and resourceful foe, who ably aids Gracis with his cunning plots. |
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Howard |
Impression |
A nobleman. His conversation is measured and well-practiced. His greying temples give him a fatherly air. It is difficult not to be respectful towards him; he seems to expect it. |
Reputation |
He was once a member of the landed gentry. His money bought him a reasonably important place in City society, and he seems to be content with that. Gracis seems to bribe him with something, for he occasionally lends him his (not inconsiderable) support. |
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Godwin |
Impression |
An honourable man. His eyes look straight at you, there is no shiftiness. A man you could trust with your life. |
Reputation |
Another of Henry's 'enforcers'. He believes in what he is doing, and that makes him all the more dangerous. |
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Patricia |
Impression |
Self-effacing and (frankly) a little slow. She says very little; all of her expressiveness seems to be in her eyes. They scream out at you with pain and pleading. All she ever talks about is what a happy girl she used to be; life and soul. |
Reputation |
Hagen must really have done something monstrous to her. (All of his other progeny seem to show the same mental scars in one way or anotherÉ) She says she fled and hid in the Outlands for over ten years before she worked up the courage to come back. It looks like she's still got a lot of recovering to do. |
Some of the material presented here is based on character details
published in the book "Milwaukee by Night", published by White-Wolf.