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Marcus Verus was the Prince (officially known as Baron) of Chester, once a loyal follower of his sire, Mithras. In recent times, Verus abandoned the Camarilla and apparently his sire to cast his lot with a Gehenna cult.

Biography[]

In his mortal days, Marcus Verus was a Roman legionnaire with the Legio XX Valeria Victrix, inducted into the Cult of Mithras, and eventually Embraced by the Immortal Deity himself. After the collapse of Rome, Verus was dedicated on preserving its traditions and the tenets of the Mithraic faith.

His combination of martial skill and classical learning stood him in good stead as the Baron of Chester, a post he secured in the mid-eighth century before the arrival of the Danes. Marcus Verus was responsible for keeping the Cult of Mithras alive in the Baronies of Avalon and secured many territories for his sire in battle skirmishes.

He kept falling into torpor on an irregular basis, but remained prince of his fiefdom up into the modern nights, retaining his loyalty to his sire, whom he worshipped as a living incarnation of the god he served in life.

At an unknown point after Mithras vanished, Marcus Verus became antitribu after his allegiance to the Royal Order of Edenic Groundskeepers, a Gehenna cult, was revealed. Led by agents of the Tal'Mahe'Ra, Verus traveled to Tunisia, to a place near the Sidi Salem Dam where the resting place of the Brujah Antediluvian was suspected. During the journey, he began to suspect foul play and hid in Testour, plotting his next step.

He was captured by Ecaterina and Christof Romuald, after he attacked when his coterie was attacked by parties unknown. The pair staked him, removed his hands and feet, and then interrogated him. The elder swore vengeance, but before anyone could take action against him, Sylvester Marlowe struck them with a well-timed bomb. Verus survived and retreated to mend his wounds.

Character Sheets[]


Version Differences[]

Marcus Verus have two similar but very different character sheets both in the Classic Dark Ages and the Dark Ages V20 – a radical inconsistency to say the least. In the V20 version, Marcus Verus is depicted as a much more potent character in terms of personal power, as nearly every one of his attributes were augmented and many of his Disciplines have gone through the same process. He is also more knowledgeable according to his V20 character sheet, as he exhibits an improved knowledge in most of the fields he had in the previous sheet, but even some new ones (with the exception of his knowledge in Theology, decreased in the V20 sheet). In the background section of his V20 incarnation, the most notable feature is the fact that he lost his allies.

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