Luca of Venice

Master Glassblower

Description:

Characteristics: Int +0, Per +0 Pre -2 (-1), Com +3, Str -1 , Sta +0, Dex +3 (1), Qik –1 (1)

Size: 0

Age: 58 Height :5’ 6” Weight: 135 lbs, Gender: Male
Decrepitude: 3 (3)
Warping Score: 0 (2)
Confidence: NA

Virtues and Flaws: Affinity with Craft: Glassblowing, Educated, Good Teacher, Ability Block: Marital, Failed Master, Lost Love (wife has died)

Personality Traits: Depressed: +2 Honest: +2

Combat:
Dodge: Init: -1 Attack -, Defense -1, Damage : NA (3 extra botch dice)
Fist: Init: -1 Attack +3, Defense -1, Damage –1 (3 extra botch dice)
Fatigue levels: OK, 0, -1, -3, -5, Unconscious
Wound Penalties: -1 (1-5), -3 (6-10), -5 (11-15), Incapacitated (16-20)

Abilities: Area Knowledge: Venice 1 (craftsman area) Artes Liberales: 2 (music) Awareness: 3 (flaws in items), Bargain: 6 (glassware) Charm: 3 (first impressions) Concentration: 3 (glasswork) Craft: Glassblowing 11 (lab tools) (20) Dead Language: Latin: 4 (expansive vocabulary) Ettiquite: 4 (customers) Folk Ken: 6 (townfolk) Guile: 3 (lying to authority) Intrigue: 1 (business dealings) Leadership: 4 (glasswork ) Living Language: Italian: 5 (technical vocabulary) Living Language: Occtian:3 (technical vocabulary) (18) (Medicine: 2 (anatomy) Philosophae: 2 (natural philosophy) Teaching: 5 (Craft: Glassblowing) Theology: 2 (history)

Equipment: Robes,

Bio:

Bio: Luca was a master glassblower in Venice, one of the very best in the city, perhaps in the world. One day, a man came in with a commission, which he fulfilled, even after having been warned by a man with red hair and green eyes and a mirror as the top button on his jacket that he was not to. One week after he completed the commission for lab work, his workshop was destroyed by something, and every night after as well. He moved to Tours in an attempt to evade this, and it worked for a while, but then it started up again. He had given up on ever making his living as a glassblower again, until the magi of Commarque managed to negotiate an end to the feud with the faeries. That done, he has gone to work for them.