Tom Anderson
| Clan | Tremere |
|---|---|
| Position | Primogen |
| Status | 6+1+2 |
| Domain | The Old Dominion, Virginia |
| Coterie | None |
| Society | None |
| Path | Humanity 00 |
| Player | Tom Anderson |
Overview
Alias(es): None known
Apparent Age: early 30's
Concept: Stage Magician, Master Mage, Gandalf
Physical description:
Detailed Status:
- Acknowledged by Prince Silvester Durgen of Munich
- Valiant by then Prince Adrian Florent
- Loyal by then Prince Mattias Roman
- Praised by Prince BW
- Resourceful by Harpy Luis Farrington
- Outlasting by Seneschal Sheniver DuBois
- Revered as Primogen
- Dignified as a Dignitary of the Ivory Tower
- Respected as a Scion of the Ivory Tower
Character Information
Known History
In 2006 Tom wandered back to America, finding himself south of DC and enjoying the chaos that was unfolding in Northern Virginia. He's been there ever since, enjoying the continued chaos. You'll sometimes find his purple velour suit coat still gracing the stage as an illusionist. Helps with the Masquerade after all.
Coterie
- Clan Tremere
Allies
- Clan Tremere
- Sir Nelson Barrington
- Sheniver DuBois
- Evelyn Landrake
- Roxanne Maddox
- Luther Rommel
- Fiona Campbell
- Persephone Giovanni
- John Patrick Henley
- George Hill
Enemies
You want a list? Really? That's silly.
Sire
- Clan Tremere
Childer
- Frank Kassule
Broodmates
- None known
Character Inspirations
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Pandemic
The Necromancer
I wanna learn Thaum Please
Soundtrack
Ladies and Gentlemen
No One Knows
Ain't No Place for a Hero
More Human than Human
Bodies
Ain't No Rest for the Wicked
Season of the Witch
Monster - Eminem
Monster - Call Me Karizma
Monster - Skillet
Bring Me To Life
Whatever It Takes
O Death
Quotes
"Who are you, and why should I care?"
"I need more, of me."
Rumors
Tom is Clan Tremere. They are all just suits he wears.
Tom is Legion.
Tom is insane.
Tom is not real, he is a figment of your imagination
Tom is just the Purple Velour Suit Coat, not the person wearing it....
Tom makes unforgettable dinners.
