London Fog/Galinar d'Jago

Name	Galinar d'Jago
Campaign	London Fog
Player	Joe
Playbook	Fae
Faction	Wild
Look	Fancy old-fashioned clothes and long hair held back in a queue. He’s of an indistinguishable mix of races, his skin is the color of a coffee latte, darker than most in London, and with an unusual cast to his eyes and ears. A close observation shows that he has no hair on his body or face. His eyes are a strange, antique gold.
Blood	1
Heart	2
Mind	0
Spirit	1
Mortality	0
Mortality Marked?	Yes
Night	-1
Night Marked?	No
Power	1
Power Marked?	Yes
Wild	2
Wild Marked?	Yes
Moves	Faerie Magic: Whenever you use a Faerie power, choose 1: Mark corruption You owe your monarch a Debt Suffer 1-harm (ap) Draw Back the Curtain: When you Escape, add this option to the list: You escape to your homeland, for better or worse. Words Are Wind: When someone breaks a promise to you or lies to you and you ind out, they owe you a Debt and you take +1 forward against them.
Corruption Moves
Gear	A nice house or apartment, a car, a smart phone The Jago is a fictionalization of the Old Nichol, a slum located between Shoreditch High Street and Bethnal Green Road in the East End of London. The apartment is a lively suite in the Hotel Avalon, a neutral site for the Fae. The car is a hackney can that comes when I whistle for it Driven by Edgar, a cross dressing female fae. She is the last of the three generations of driver who I brought to exile with me. My shadow touched her grandfather when I proclaimed an exile, so he was sent as well. The smartphone is a network of Tinker bell fairies who carry messages Very distractible A relic from your homelands A tarnished penny whistle. At one time it could call winds and cloud. Now it is just an off tune instrument. A symbol of your court (sun, moon, storm, winter, spring, etc.) A sign at ring of a storm symbol on my left pinkie.
Armor	0
Harm	0
Corruption	0
Debts Owed	Oscar 2 debts for protecting me from the Queen’s Faction Judith a debt for what I know about her death by garroting Malachi retrieved my whistle, which I lost in a sorcerous battle, and even though it is no longer magical, I owe him a debt. While I was searching for it, I could not fulfill my feudal obligations.
Debts Owed to Me	Lady Artarwen lied to me to get me to kill the monk. Now she owes me 2 Debts. She is the leader of the Storm Court in exile. Lady Wright has something that Judith wasn’t supposed to see. It relates to why I owe Judith the debt about why she was killed. I don’t know everything that is involved, but the Lady asked me for help of a “rough sort” and I connected her with people. I have dirt on the Curator of the Special Collection of the London Museum and I give Cleo access when she needs it. It’s not that I have anything on the Wizard Curator, but I know his secrets and use the knowledge to give her access when I can. Cromwell owes me a debt about Judith’s death, since I was a helpful informant during that case.
Debts Paid	(Oscar) Paid off 1 for “being in the area” for his meeting with Throckmorton (25 June 2017) (Malachi) Paid off 1 for healing after his fight in the Opera House (9 July 2017)
Scars
Shattered (-1 Blood)	☐
Disfigured (-1 Heart)	☐
Fractured (-1 Mind)	☐
Broken (-1 Spirit)	☐
Advances	+1 Blood Move from another Archetype (Revenant)
Corruption Advances	Unearthly Grace (+1 Heart). Whenever you roll with Heart and roll +12, mark corruption.

Faerie Powers

• Nature’s Caress​: Your touch heals 2-harm. You cannot use this power on yourself.
• Wither​: You imbue your touch with the power to kill (3-harm intimate ap).
• Wild Fury: ​You summon an element of nature capable of striking your enemies (2-harm close area or 3-harm close/far).

Abashed the Devil Stood: (Revenant) when you openly present yourself to the agents of your enemies, roll with Spirit. On a hit, they choose:

• They scatter or flee before you
• They throw down their weapons and surrender
• They attack you, ignoring your allies

On a 10+, take armor+1 against them for the scene. On a miss, they reveal that you’ve sprung a trap laid by those who wish to avoid your judgment.