Hector

### Scars, Tattoos, Etc.

Post-Titanomachy he has scars on his feet, as if something had been driven through them top to bottom.

### Realationships

Son of Priam and Hecuba, brother of Paris

**Hector** (*Ἕκτωρ*) is a Trojan prince, its greatest warrior, and son of Priam and Hecuba.

## Titanomachy

**Hector** is a prince of Troy Firstborn son of Priam and Hecuba, prince of Troy, heir to its throne, and its fiercest warrior; he is called tamer of horses, beloved of Zeus, clad in bronze, he of the shining helmet, and man-slaying. The royal families of Troy and Thebes (but not *that* Thebes) are in talks to betrothe Hector to Andromache, and the two speaking in person thus far has been very pleasant, more pleasant than many political matches. He wishes and believes he’s going to bear Troy into a golden age on his shoulders.
Oh, how things are going to change for him.

## Marius Burakgazi

### Description

Marius Burakgazi is a theologian and counselor.

**Marius Burakgazi** is a theologian and counselor. A Jesuit missionary recently returned from the east. Officially he is at the court as a religious scholar and a counselor to those who bring him their troubles. Unofficially he is the Order's attempt to check the power of Cardinal Honore du Plessis. He carries himself with the dignity and gravitas befitting a man of his station but his humble cassock hides the frame of a man who takes his oath as a soldier of God beneath the banner of the Cross somewhat more literally than might be necessary for his position at court. He wears the name Marius and speaks flawless French, but he appears to have adopted the name for ease of use at the court if his surname and fairly well-concealed accent are anything to go on.

## Cyril Mulford

### Description

Cyril Mulford is an investigative journalist, primarily for the Weekly Worker.

**Cyril Mulford** is an investigative journalist, primarily for the Weekly Worker. A journalist who really puts the teeth in *newshound.* Cyril's a veteran of the British Expeditionary Force, from Mons to Sambre. He doesn't like to talk about it, but if you get enough drinks in him he might share a story or two. He started the war as a private and finished it as a sergeant with a bar on his VC; when it was over he wanted to be where people didn't know what a Victoria Cross was.

At first he fell into dock work. The hard physical labor kept him tired and the nightmares at bay. After a nasty altercation with a warehouse manager about that day's pay for the stevedores that ended with said manager going headfirst into the water, it became harder for Cyril to get work shaping up in the morning with the rest of the dock workers and brought on his first brush with police. Originally he took on writing for the Worker's Weekly because the editor wanted the first-person account of the fight, but one article turned into two turned into four turned into characteristically coarse and proudly biased investigative reporting. Cyril has not heard a “no comment” that he likes but election season has forced him to soften his approach to hardball from full contact if he wants to keep access and not have to ambush his subjects to get a quote.

## Locations

### Titanomachy Locations

* **Troy** is the capital of a rich and prosperous nation - Ilium.

### Roaring 20s Locations

* **Worker's Weekly** is the weekly paper that employs Cyril Mulford. It's so far left it's bluer than the former tsar's supposed bloodline.

## References

1. ↑ Wikipedia - Hector [1]
2. ↑ Discord - Oops, All Heresy [2]
3. ↑ Wikipedia - Songs of the Workers [3]
4. ↑ Wikipedia - Troy [4]
5. ↑ Wikipedia - Iliad [5]
6. ↑ LibriVox - the Iliad [6]