Jean-Marc d'Martinique is the leader of his own Rabble and walker on the Road of Sin. He fled Strood when Inquisitors came and is under a Blood Hunt by the Prince of Rochester, Harold the Bearded.
Biography[]
If anyone asks, Jean-Marc will gladly tell that he is the eldest son of the Baron of Martinique, but alas born out of wedlock. Given an allowance in return for staying away, he decided to travel first to Normandy and then Britain, looking for a chance to invest his money in a business venture of some sort. In truth, there is no Barony of Martinique. Jean-Marc was the son of a camp follower and a mercenary. Born without his father's size and strength, he was not made to be a warrior and instead became a thief and a mountebank. He is an accomplished liar and managed to swindle quite a number of wealthy merchants and minor nobles. When his face was too well known in Normandy, he made his way across the Channel. Here, he continued his charade with a success that surprised even himself. A young Ventrue of noble blood but little money embraced the rich French "nobleman." Soon after, Jean-Marc's sire realized the error he had made and Jean-Marc fled, ending up in Rochester. As luck would have it, he met Maiselle there. She involved him in her schemes, telling him that as a Ventrue he would make a fine Prince of Stood. Jean-Marc believing it, decided that perhaps it was time to settle down.
Image[]
Jean-Marc is of average height and slight build. His hair is long and dirty blond, while his eyes are startling blue. With his fine-boned features, he is quite attractive, though his inability to grow a beard in life gives him a slightly boyish look. He generally wears fine clothing and carries a dagger at his belt.
Stats[]
Nature: Rebel
Demeanor: Autocrat
Embrace: 1170
Apparent Age: Late teens to early 20s
References[]
- DA: Right of Princes, p. 102-103
- DA: Spoils of War, p. 117, 120