Leo the Griff

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Day King

Description

A powerfully built man with the head of a golden eagle and yellow fur covering his body. His hands are roughly human-like, except for the fur, but his feet are like lion's paws. His mantle is like a soft yellow glow that radiates from him. He wears expensive white suits with no shoes and carries himself with an air of authority. He has a strongly masculine smell.

Mask

Slightly less body hair, black, and bald with a hawk nose and striking gold eyes.

Storytelling Hints

Speak with a low voice and be somewhat gruff. You are emotionally distant and dislike physical proximity.

Stats

• Mental Attributes: Intelligence 2, Wits 2, Resolve 2
• Physical Attributes: Strength 2, Dexterity 2, Stamina 2
• Social Attributes: Presence 2, Manipulation 2, Composure 2
• Mental Skills:
• Physical Skills:
• Social Skills:
• Merits:

Advantages

• Willpower:
• Health:
• Initiative:
• Defense:
• Armor: 0
• Speed:

Changeling Traits

• Clarity:
• Wyrd:
• Glamour/per Turn:
• Contracts:
• Pledges:

Weaknesses

• Flaws: None
• Derangements: None
• Frailties: None

Equipment

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Background

Mortal Life

A laborer on Hoover Dam.

Durance

Changeling Life

Leo has been the only Day King the city has known, having been instrumental in helping establish the freehold when the first large group of Lost arrived in the city not long after the war. He has many connections to the reform elements of the city going back to the 1940s and is constantly striving to mitigate the bad habits of its residents and visitors that attract the interest of the Others and the hobs of the Oasis. He started out with little more than a hollow that he built with his own two hands but over the years he has accumulated a great deal of wealth through hard work and careful investment. These days, his wealth is self-perpetuating, allowing him to concentrate on his humanitarian efforts and governing the freehold. He has high standards for its members, being honestly concerned about the dangers of loss of Clarity, reckless pledging, exploitation of mortals, and substance abuse. Mistress Sirocco acts as his personal assistant, managing his affairs, but is also his bodyguard and second-in-command. Many treat them as a married couple, though there is no physical intimacy between them, merely trust. Saul Scales is his close friend and confidant and acts as the enforcer of his laws. Prince Toby is his adopted son and heir apparent. His affection for the boy is only expressed in an inability to perceive his faults. Bast is a member of his household but he doesn't fully trust her, though he finds her knowledge invaluable. He pities his counterpart Ophelia the Corpse Child and is genuinely concerned for her sanity and her effect on the members of her court. The Gourmand disgusts him and he finds John Noir the only member of the Night Court's leadership he can even remotely relate to. He has a fondness for the man that has on at least one occasion prompted an invite into the Sun Court.