Kincaid/Hooks: Difference between revisions
Created page with "<b>Motorcycle Mechanic</b>: Kincaid repairs motorcycles at night. He's not in it for the money, and only works on bikes that aren't modern or from Asian countries. Who knows why? He's strange.<br><br><b>Stoicism</b>: An adamant supporter of stoic philosophies in the modern age.<br><br><b>Probationary Sect Member</b>: Kincaid recently abandoned the Anarch movement of which he was part of since embrace. Tentatively, he's part of the Camarilla, but he's looking at a good ce..." |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
<b>Motorcycle Mechanic</b>: Kincaid repairs motorcycles at night. He's not in it for the money, and only works on bikes that aren't modern or from Asian countries. Who knows why? He's strange.<br><br><b>Stoicism</b>: An adamant supporter of stoic philosophies in the modern age.<br><br><b>Probationary Sect Member</b>: Kincaid recently abandoned the Anarch movement of which he was part of since embrace. Tentatively, he's part of the Camarilla, but he's looking at a | <b>Motorcycle Mechanic</b>: Kincaid repairs motorcycles at night. He's not in it for the money, and only works on bikes that aren't modern or from Asian countries. Who knows why? He's strange.<br><br><b>Stoicism</b>: An adamant supporter of stoic philosophies in the modern age.<br><br><b>Probationary Sect Member</b>: Kincaid recently abandoned the Anarch movement of which he was part of since embrace. Tentatively, he's part of the Camarilla, but he's looking at a century of errands and obedience — if he can stomach it. | ||
Revision as of 14:18, 22 October 2025
Motorcycle Mechanic: Kincaid repairs motorcycles at night. He's not in it for the money, and only works on bikes that aren't modern or from Asian countries. Who knows why? He's strange.
Stoicism: An adamant supporter of stoic philosophies in the modern age.
Probationary Sect Member: Kincaid recently abandoned the Anarch movement of which he was part of since embrace. Tentatively, he's part of the Camarilla, but he's looking at a century of errands and obedience — if he can stomach it.