David Church - Revision history

BDH-015 at 03:23, 8 November 2018

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 While various authorities argued about what to do with the body, it lay there staked. Suddenly, without warning or source, the body disintegrated, turning to dust. And so passed David Church. Later during the evening the still novice to his throne Prince St. John stood before his city and declared that the bag of ashes was David Church. He declared that death of David Church, a close ally, was proof of his commitment to the city and the prices he was willing to pay in order to see it peaceful and justice be done.<BR>
-In early May 2013, [[Lucien Cross]] returned from the grave and challenged Prince St. John for his throne. [[Lucien Cross]] claimed that Church had been dead until recently, but was in fact actually dead, this time. The return of both [[Lucien Cross]] and claims that Church had survived his initial apparent death were shocking, no less shocking than the Praxis and the fallout thereof. Who is dead and who is alive seems to be of great confusion in Griffin of late.<BR>
+In early May 2013, [[Lucien Cross]] returned from the grave and challenged Prince St. John for his throne. [[Lucien Cross]] claimed that Church had not been dead until recently, but was in fact actually dead now, this time, for sure, so he thinks. The return of both [[Lucien Cross]] and claims that Church had survived his initial apparent death were shocking, no less shocking than the Praxis and the fallout thereof. Who is dead and who is alive seems to be of great confusion in Griffin of late.<BR>
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 While various authorities argued about what to do with the body, it lay there staked. Suddenly, without warning or source, the body disintegrated, turning to dust. And so passed David Church. Later during the evening the still novice to his throne Prince St. John stood before his city and declared that the bag of ashes was David Church. He declared that death of David Church, a close ally, was proof of his commitment to the city and the prices he was willing to pay in order to see it peaceful and justice be done.<BR>
-In early May 2013, [[Lucien Cross]] returned from the grave and challenged, Prince St. John for his throne. [[Lucien Cross]] claimed that Church had been dead until recently, but was in fact actually dead, this time. The return of both [[Lucien Cross]] and claims that Church had survived his initial apparent death were shocking, no less shocking than the Praxis and the fallout thereof. Who is dead and who is alive seems to be of great confusion in Griffin of late.<BR>
+In early May 2013, [[Lucien Cross]] returned from the grave and challenged Prince St. John for his throne. [[Lucien Cross]] claimed that Church had been dead until recently, but was in fact actually dead, this time. The return of both [[Lucien Cross]] and claims that Church had survived his initial apparent death were shocking, no less shocking than the Praxis and the fallout thereof. Who is dead and who is alive seems to be of great confusion in Griffin of late.<BR>
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 While various authorities argued about what to do with the body, it lay there staked. Suddenly, without warning or source, the body disintegrated, turning to dust. And so passed David Church. Later during the evening the still novice to his throne Prince St. John stood before his city and declared that the bag of ashes was David Church. He declared that death of David Church, a close ally, was proof of his commitment to the city and the prices he was willing to pay in order to see it peaceful and justice be done.<BR>
-In early May 2013, [[Lucien Cross]] returned from the grave and challenged, Prince St. John for his throne. [[Lucien Cross]] claimed that Church had been dead until recently, but was in fact actually dead, this time. The return of both [[Lucien Cross]] and claims that Church had survived his apparent death were shocking, no less shocking than the Praxis. Who is dead and who is alive seems to be of great confusion in Griffin of late.<BR>
+In early May 2013, [[Lucien Cross]] returned from the grave and challenged, Prince St. John for his throne. [[Lucien Cross]] claimed that Church had been dead until recently, but was in fact actually dead, this time. The return of both [[Lucien Cross]] and claims that Church had survived his initial apparent death were shocking, no less shocking than the Praxis and the fallout thereof. Who is dead and who is alive seems to be of great confusion in Griffin of late.<BR>
 ==Coterie==

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 ==Known History==
-Arriving in Griffim a month or two after Vincent St. John, Church instantly took the role of St. John's muscle. While St. John was loved and an oustanding Keeper of Elysium, Church was the person who took you outside to beat you to a pulp for breaking Elysium or otherwise being bad. When the city mobilized to deal with various threats, it was easily to find Church with his custom artillery sniper rifle shooting from extreme long range at the enemy. When visiting Giovanni Elders violated the santity of Elysium, it was Church who faced off with them to demand satisfaction on behalf of the city.<BR>
+Arriving in Griffim a month or two after Vincent St. John, Church instantly took the role of St. John's muscle. While St. John was loved and an outstanding Keeper of Elysium, Church was the person who took you outside to beat you to a pulp for breaking Elysium or otherwise being bad. When the city mobilized to deal with various threats, it was easily to find Church with his custom artillery sniper rifle shooting from extreme long range at the enemy. When visiting Giovanni Elders violated the sanctity of Elysium, it was Church who faced off with them to demand satisfaction on behalf of the city.<BR>
 Eventually, politics turned on the sitting Prince Cross, and in an altercation at the Griffin Country Club, Church pulled out a large hand gun and blew off half of Prince Cross's face, placing the Brujah Prince in torpor. Moments before both Vincent St. John and David Church had both declared their intention to take the throne from Prince Cross. Once the dust settled, Church held Wolf Claws to the torpored [[Lucien Cross]] threatening to destroy him. Later in the evening, Church is believed to have taken [[Lucien Cross]] from the temporary Elyisum of the Country Club under the orders of the new Prince, [[Vincent St. John]].<BR>
-The following month it was discovered that Church had diablerized [[Lucien Cross]]. Prince St. John claimed no knowledge of this act, and angered by the obvious breech of faith stripped David Church of his Acknowledgement. While not formerly calling a Blood Hunt, the lack of Acknoweldgedment before the Camarilla was all that was necessary for the Brujah of Griffin to get their revenge. Later in the evening, clan Brujah appeared with an obvious Gangrel, staked, dressed in David Church's clothing, claiming they had captured the rogue diablerist. Many present who had seen David Church's true face would later confirm that the staked body delivered by the Brujah was David Church.<BR>
+The following month it was discovered that Church had diablerized [[Lucien Cross]]. Prince St. John claimed no knowledge of this act, and angered by the obvious breech of faith stripped David Church of his Acknowledgement. While not formerly calling a Blood Hunt, the lack of Acknowledgement before the Camarilla was all that was necessary for the Brujah of Griffin to get their revenge. Later in the evening, clan Brujah appeared with an obvious Gangrel, staked, dressed in David Church's clothing, claiming they had captured the rogue diablerist. Many present who had seen David Church's true face would later confirm that the staked body delivered by the Brujah was David Church.<BR>
 While various authorities argued about what to do with the body, it lay there staked. Suddenly, without warning or source, the body disintegrated, turning to dust. And so passed David Church. Later during the evening the still novice to his throne Prince St. John stood before his city and declared that the bag of ashes was David Church. He declared that death of David Church, a close ally, was proof of his commitment to the city and the prices he was willing to pay in order to see it peaceful and justice be done.<BR>
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 Eventually, politics turned on the sitting Prince Cross, and in an altercation at the Griffin Country Club, Church pulled out a large hand gun and blew off half of Prince Cross's face, placing the Brujah Prince in torpor. Moments before both Vincent St. John and David Church had both declared their intention to take the throne from Prince Cross. Once the dust settled, Church held Wolf Claws to the torpored [[Lucien Cross]] threatening to destroy him. Later in the evening, Church is believed to have taken [[Lucien Cross]] from the temporary Elyisum of the Country Club under the orders of the new Prince, [[Vincent St. John]].<BR>
-The following month it was discovered that Church had diablerized [[Lucien Cross]]. Prince St. John claimed no knowledge of this act, and angered by the obvious breech of faith stripped David Church of his Acknowledgement. While not formerly calling a Blood Hunt, the lack of Acknoweldgedment before the Camarilla was all that was necessary for the Brujah of Griffin to get their revenge. Later in the evening, clan Brujah appeared with an obvious Gangrel dressed in David Church's clothing, claiming they had captured the rogue diablerist. Many present who had seen David Church's true face would later confirm that the staked body delivered by the Brujah was David Church.<BR>
+The following month it was discovered that Church had diablerized [[Lucien Cross]]. Prince St. John claimed no knowledge of this act, and angered by the obvious breech of faith stripped David Church of his Acknowledgement. While not formerly calling a Blood Hunt, the lack of Acknoweldgedment before the Camarilla was all that was necessary for the Brujah of Griffin to get their revenge. Later in the evening, clan Brujah appeared with an obvious Gangrel, staked, dressed in David Church's clothing, claiming they had captured the rogue diablerist. Many present who had seen David Church's true face would later confirm that the staked body delivered by the Brujah was David Church.<BR>
 While various authorities argued about what to do with the body, it lay there staked. Suddenly, without warning or source, the body disintegrated, turning to dust. And so passed the David Church. Later during the evening the still novice to his throne Prince St. John stood before his city and declared that the bag of ashes was David Church. He declared that death of David Church, a close ally, was proof of his commitment to the city and the prices he was willing to pay in order to see it peaceful and justice be done.<BR>

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 ==Enemies==
-Enemies of Clan Ventrue.
+Enemies of Clan Ventrue.<BR>
 Enemies of the Camarilla.

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 <h2>Character Information</h2>
-Church was the self-admitted and obvious Bad Cop to [[Vincent St. John]]'s Good Cop. Self-described as an "associate of clan Ventrue", many in Griffin believed that Church was a ghoul or perhaps a caitiff before it was finally revealed he was a Gangrel. His outward shows of loyalty to the Ventrue were obvious, and when not on a mission for the Ventrue, he could be found in their presence.<BR>
+Church was the self-admitted and obvious Bad Cop to [[Vincent St. John]]'s Good Cop. Self-described as an "associate of clan Ventrue", many in Griffin believed that Church was a ghoul or perhaps a caitiff before it was finally revealed he was a Gangrel. His outward shows of loyalty to the Ventrue were obvious, and when not on a mission for the Ventrue, he could be found in their presence. Good dog, Church, good dog.<BR>
 ==Known History==

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