Category Archives: Character Introduction
Sylum Inspiration: Chris Beck
Ehre/Weishet: Member Born in 1976, Christopher Beck was the only child of Marcus Beck, a US Marine Embassy Guard stationed at the US Embassy in Vienna, Austria, and Emily Beck, a nurse. He was born in Vienna, Austria but at … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Pearly Soames
Pearly Soames is not a nice Vampire, but he isn’t a Rogue either. He does what he wants, when he wants to, but will not set out to harm innocents on purpose. He has a gang called the Short Tails who have always … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Thomas Efford
Sylum: Caretaker Thomas Efford was raised in the countryside of Norfork, the youngest son of a small noble family. When he was of age he married and settled down at his family’s Manor. The couple had four children, and were content … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Timothy Quinn
Sylum: Timothy Quinn Born Timothy Quinn in 1312 AD, near Donegal, Eire, the youngest son of Callum and Lavena Quinn. His two older brothers, Gregory and Aaron, followed their father into a living on the land and developing their farm. … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Antonio Crisafi
Sylum: Second-In-Command Born Antonio Crisafi in 1115 AD, Turin – Italy, he was the youngest son of the Crisafi family. Intending a career in the priesthood, he was inspired by the writings of Bernard of Clairvaux, and in … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Warrick Calhoun
Sylum: Co-Leader Born Warrick Calhoun in 1687 AD, in Port Royal, the third child in a family of seven. His father, William Calhoun a free black man, took his family to the small island of Jamaica to keep them free … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Nicolaus Meridius
Sylum: Clan Leader Yes I think everyone pretty much knows who Nico is :). As we’re approaching Advent and the final of Clan War and intro of the rework of ‘Grave Danger’. We thought be fun to highlight … those … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Benji Dunn
Sanctuary: Member There’s not much on Benji’s childhood. He will tell you it was standard one, with no great memories. He was born in London to a middle class family. He fell in love with computers as a kid, and … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Wilhelm Brandtenstein
Ehre: Lead Hunter Wilhelm was Cinderella’s Head Guard, and loyal to her, even to the point of his own death. He had not hesitated pushing her away from a runaway carriage, taking the impact. He knew there was … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Luther Stickell
Sanctuary: War Counsel As far as records indicated, Luther appeared in the world when he was in his twenties. He was recruited out of MIT by IMF for his skills in computers and quick thinking. He is ‘disavowed’ ten years … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Ethan Hunt
Sanctuary: Lead Hunter Last month I posted Inspiration for Oceania as I was working on a story for Advent. This month I’m finishing up the MI storyline which I teased a bit back. So this month thought be fun to … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Mason Weaver
Oceania: Member Mason Anne Weaver was named after her grandfather. And since her first roll call most people think she’s going to be a boy. Now she mostly uses that to her advantage. She grew-up in the suburbs of … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Michael Dundee
Oceania: Scientist Michael Dundee has no idea who his father was. He was raised on the edge of town by his mother, who had been shipped to Australia because she was pregnant. She worked hard and he will always remember … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Emma Frost
Oceania: Member Emma was one of three daughters of a wealthy land owning family in Australia. Her suave and no nonsense attitude had her inheriting the family business and creating a small empire. Her ability to move ahead of the … Continue reading
Sylum Inspiration: Thomas Jefferson
Oceania: Legal Advisor As I’m working on a story set in Oceania thought it would be good to showcase some of the characters! Thomas Jefferson was an American Founding Father, the principal author of the Declaration of Independence (1776), … Continue reading