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|'''Character:''' '' | |'''Character:''' ''Elizabeth Winton-Hale'' ||'''Nature:''' ''[[Sensualist]]''||'''Clan:''' ''[[Ventrue]]'' | ||
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|'''Player:''' ''NPC''||'''Demeanor:''' ''[[ | |'''Player:''' ''NPC''||'''Demeanor:''' ''[[Mediator]]''||'''Generation''' ''7th'' | ||
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|'''Chronicle:''' ''[[London - Pax Britannica]]''||'''Concept:''' ''''||'''Sire:''' ''[[Lady Anne Bowesley]]'' | |'''Chronicle:''' ''[[London - Pax Britannica]]''||'''Concept:''' ''''||'''Sire:''' ''[[Lady Anne Bowesley]]'' | ||
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| '''Allegiance:''' ''[]'' || ''' | | '''Allegiance:''' ''[[Ventrue of London - Pax Britannica]]'' || '''Haven:''' ''Winston Palace'' || '''Coterie:''' ''[]'' | ||
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| | | '''Born: ''' ''1886'' || '''Weakness:''' [] || '''Embraced: ''' ''1904'' | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
Elizabeth Caroline Winton was born in 1886 into a family whose name fluttered like a banner through the corridors of power. The Wintons kept rooms in Parliament as if they were private parlors, and Elizabeth grew up to the rhythm of debates and the rustle of dispatches, a child who learned to read a minister's mood as easily as she learned her letters. Educated in the finest finishing schools in Britain and briefly abroad in Paris and Geneva, she took to the curriculum of salons and statute books with equal fervor. Her governesses taught her French and deportment; the House taught her negotiation and the art of sitting still until the right moment to speak. She was beautiful in the way aristocracy had trained beauty to be—cultivated, arresting, and inevitably desired—but it was her barbed wit and unerring political instinct that made suitors and rivals alike take note. | |||
Her marriage to Captain Edmund Hale was a union of houses and promises, and for a time she played the dutiful wife and hostess, threading influence through dinners and drawing rooms. When the sea took him—whether to the fevered chaos of conflict or a darker maritime misadventure—grief sharpened rather than dulled her resolve. Lady Anne, the discreet matriarch who had long shepherded the clan's clandestine alliances, drew Elizabeth close, recognizing in her the rare combination of public grace and private steel. Under Lady Anne's tutelage Elizabeth is becoming the clan's political controller, a strategist who moves pieces across parliaments and party lines with the cool calculation of someone who had loved, lost, and learned the true weight of power. | |||
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| Character: Elizabeth Winton-Hale | Nature: Sensualist | Clan: Ventrue |
| Player: NPC | Demeanor: Mediator | Generation 7th |
| Chronicle: London - Pax Britannica | Concept: ' | Sire: Lady Anne Bowesley |
| Allegiance: Ventrue of London - Pax Britannica | Haven: Winston Palace | Coterie: [] |
| Born: 1886 | Weakness: [] | Embraced: 1904 |
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| ATTRIBUTES | ||
| Physical | Social | Mental |
| Strength ●○○○○ | Charisma ●○○○○ | Perception ●○○○○ |
| Dexterity ●○○○○ | Manipulation ●○○○○ | Intelligence ●○○○○ |
| Stamina ●○○○○ | Appearance ●○○○○ | Wits ●○○○○ |
| --- | --- | --- |
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| ABILITIES | ||
| Talents | Skills | Knowledges |
| Alertness ○○○○○ () | Animal Ken ○○○○○ () | Academics ○○○○○ () |
| Athletics ○○○○○ () | Commerce ○○○○○ () | Enigmas ○○○○○ () |
| Awareness ○○○○○ () | Crafts ○○○○○ () | Hearth Wisdom ○○○○○ () |
| Brawl ○○○○○ () | Etiquette ○○○○○ () | Investigation ○○○○○ () |
| Empathy ○○○○○ () | Firearms ○○○○○ () | Law ○○○○○ () |
| Expression ○○○○○ () | Melee ○○○○○ () | Medicine ○○○○○ () |
| Intimidation ○○○○○ () | Performance ○○○○○ () | Occult ○○○○○ () |
| Leadership ○○○○○ () | Ride ○○○○○ () | Politics ○○○○○ () |
| Legerdemain ○○○○○ () | Stealth ○○○○○ () | Science ○○○○○ () |
| Subterfuge ○○○○○ () | Survival ○○○○○ () | Theology ○○○○○ () |
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| --- | ADVANTAGES | --- |
| Disciplines | Backgrounds | Merits & Flaws |
| Clan Discipline 1 ●○○○○ () | Allies ○○○○○ () | --- |
| Clan Discipline 2 ●○○○○ () | Contacts ○○○○○ () | --- |
| Clan Discipline 3 ●○○○○ () | Domain ○○○○○ () | --- |
| [[]] ○○○○○ () | Fame ○○○○○ () | --- |
| [[]] ○○○○○ () | Generation ○○○○○ () | --- |
| [[]] ○○○○○ () | Influence ○○○○○ () | --- |
| [[]] ○○○○○ () | Mentor ○○○○○ () | --- |
| [[]] ○○○○○ () | Military Force ○○○○○ () | --- |
| [[]] ○○○○○ () | Resources ○○○○○ () | --- |
| [[]] ○○○○○ () | Retainers ○○○○○ () | --- |
| --- | Status ○○○○○ () | --- |
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| --- | --- | --- |
| Health Levels | Humanity | Virtues |
| Bruised (0) - { } | ○○○○○○○○○○ () | Conscience ●○○○○ |
| Hurt (-1) ---- { } | --- | Self-Control ●○○○○ |
| Injured (-1) - { } | Willpower | Courage ●○○○○ |
| Wounded (-2) - { } | ○○○○○○○○○○ () | --- |
| Mauled (-2) -- { } | --- | --- |
| Crippled (-5)- { } | Bloodpool | --- |
| Incapacitated- { } | ○○○○○○○○○○ | --- |
| Final Death | ○○○○○○○○○○○ | --- |
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History
Elizabeth Caroline Winton was born in 1886 into a family whose name fluttered like a banner through the corridors of power. The Wintons kept rooms in Parliament as if they were private parlors, and Elizabeth grew up to the rhythm of debates and the rustle of dispatches, a child who learned to read a minister's mood as easily as she learned her letters. Educated in the finest finishing schools in Britain and briefly abroad in Paris and Geneva, she took to the curriculum of salons and statute books with equal fervor. Her governesses taught her French and deportment; the House taught her negotiation and the art of sitting still until the right moment to speak. She was beautiful in the way aristocracy had trained beauty to be—cultivated, arresting, and inevitably desired—but it was her barbed wit and unerring political instinct that made suitors and rivals alike take note.
Her marriage to Captain Edmund Hale was a union of houses and promises, and for a time she played the dutiful wife and hostess, threading influence through dinners and drawing rooms. When the sea took him—whether to the fevered chaos of conflict or a darker maritime misadventure—grief sharpened rather than dulled her resolve. Lady Anne, the discreet matriarch who had long shepherded the clan's clandestine alliances, drew Elizabeth close, recognizing in her the rare combination of public grace and private steel. Under Lady Anne's tutelage Elizabeth is becoming the clan's political controller, a strategist who moves pieces across parliaments and party lines with the cool calculation of someone who had loved, lost, and learned the true weight of power.
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