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Philip Freeman is a Brujah trying to stop the drug trade in Washington D.C.

Biography[]

Philip Freeman grew up on the streets of Southeast Washington D.C. His earliest memory is of the riots that followed Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination. Growing up, he saw his family fall further into poverty, his older brother die to chance from a stray bullet, and his neighborhood fall to urban decay. Smart enough for college, but lacking any sort of financial aid required to attend, society forced him to start selling drugs to support his family.

Philip continued to sling marijuana and some pills, telling himself that he would not sell anything bad, and only sell until he had enough money. His breaking point arrived in the form of his sister, who suddenly died from a handful of pills. Outraged, Philip took his gun, an AK-47, and left to deliver vengeance to his supplier. He destroyed his supplier's place, but could not seem to kill the supplier himself, no matter how many times he was shot. Philip stumbled back into the street, riddled with holes himself. An unknown voice congratulated him on driving the Setite into torpor and gave Philip the Embrace.

Changed into a Brujah, Philip started a crusade to rid D.C. of drugs, and his Humanity constantly suffers for it. Anyone possessing, or using for the first time, does not escape Philip's wrath. Raiding one of D.C.'s hidden armories, he stole a flamethrower and embarked on a mission to destroy all abandoned drug houses in the city. This has made him an enemy of the Followers of Set, who are trying to gain entry into the city by supplying drugs to the citizenry.

Appearance[]

Philip's the type of guy who does not have to look hard for women. He is dark skinned, clean shaven, and good looking, and his glasses give him the look of an intellectual. With a simple clothes change, Philip can blend in with almost any surrounding, whether it be the streets of Southeast or the most expensive nightclubs in Georgetown. 

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