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René II Louis François de Savoie d'Angoulême

René II, Duc d'Angoulême

### Government Posts

Secrétaire aux Affaires Étrangères (1735 - present)Sous-Secrétaire aux Affaires Étrangères (1729 - 1735)

## Biography

### Full Name

René Louis François de Savoie d'Angoulême

### Issue

Charles Louis Philippe de Savoie d'Angoulême, Duc de ChâtelleraultMarie Zéphryine Raphaëlle de Savoie d'Angoulême, Mademoiselle d'Angoulême

### Siblings

Marie-Vincente Henriette de Savoie d'Angoulême, Mademoiselle d'Angoulême †Marie-Mauricie Élisabeth de Savoie d'Angoulême, Duchesse d'Anjou

Marie-Hortense Catherine de Savoie d'Angoulême, Princesse de Condé

Marie-Eugénie Louise de Savoie d'Angoulême †

### Father

René I de Savoie d'Angoulême, Duc d'Angoulême †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**René II, Duc d'Angoulême** (24th November 1705 - present) was the most senior French *prince du sang* as *Duc d'Angoulême*. Born René II Louis François de Savoie d'Angoulême, René was the son of René I, *Duc d'Angoulême*, and Louise Dorothée de Prusse. From a young age, René had been poised to inherit the duchy and did so in 1724 upon the death of his father. From 1724 to 1728, René was married to Jeanne de Bade-Bade, with whom he produced two children.
Charles Louis Philippe de Savoie d'Angoulême

Monseigneur le Duc de Châtellerault, circa 1752, par Jean Marc Nattier.

**Philippe, Duc de Châtellerault** (Charles Louis Philippe de Savoie d'Angoulême; 29th January 1726 - present) was the son of René II and Jeanne de Bade-Bade, *Duc et Duchesse d'Angoulême*, and therefore a *prince du sang*. From birth, Philippe was styled as the *Duc de Châtellerault*, and was the heir to the most senior branch of the Savoie dynasty.
Marie Anne Joséphe de Bavière

Madame la Grande Dauphine, circa 1754

## Biography

### Full Name

Marie Anne Joséphe Augustine de Bavière(German: Maria Anna Josefa Augusta von Bayern)

### Born

7th August 1734Palais Nymphenbourg, Saint Empire Romain

### Siblings

Marie Antoinette, Électrice de SaxeThérèse Bénédicte, Duchesse de Bavière †

Maximilien III Joseph, Électeur de Bavière

Marie Joséphe, Duchesse de Bavière

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Joséphe de Bavière, Madame la Grande Dauphine** (Marie Anne Joséphe Augustine de Wittelsbach; Maria Anna Josefa Augusta von Wittelsbach; 7th August 1734 - present) was a Bavarian princess and daughter of the late Charles VII, *Saint Empereur Romain* and Marie Amélie d'Autriche. In December of 1753, the young *Duchesse de Bavière* was handed over to the court of the French king, Charles XII, and she would marry Louis Philippe de France, *Monseigneur le Grand Dauphin*, in January of 1754, taking up the style of *Madame la Grande Dauphine*.

Joséphe, being a foreign princess at the French court, was quickly groomed into a proper courtier and Frenchwoman. As the future consort, Joséphe took great pride in making her presence at court a strong, dominant one, as she arrived to a court mourning the beloved late wife of the Dauphin. She quickly rose to prominence at court and attempted to exert influence heavily over her husband, as well as the Roi and the Reine.

## Titles, Styles, & Honours

### **Titles & Styles**

**7th August 1734 - 28th January 1754** *Son Altesse Sérénissime, Duchesse de Bavière*

**28th January 1754 - present** *Son Altesse Sérénissime, Madame la Grande Dauphine et Duchesse de Normandie*
Marie Louise Catherine Bénédicte de Montmorency de Luxembourg

Catherine d'Aumont (née Montmorency de Luxembourg), Madame la Duchesse d'Aumont, circa 1754

## Noble Titles

### Predecessor

Anne Marie Victoire de Aubusson de Feuillade, Duchesse Douairière d'Aumont

## Occupations

### Court Posts

Dame d'Atours à Reine Marie-Élisabeth (1753 - present)Dame d'Atours à Reine Douairière Anne Contessine (1752 - 1753)

Dame d'Atours à Reine Élisabeth Thérèse (1744 - 1752)

Dame du Palais à Reine Élisabeth Thérèse (1739 - 1744)

## Biography

### Full Name

Marie Louise Catherine Bénédicte de Montmorency de Luxembourg

### Born

30th October 1724Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Royaume de France

### House

Montmorency de Luxembourg (birth)Aumont (marriage)

### Spouse

Antoine Louis Victor d'Aumont, Duc d'Aumont (m. 1739)

### Issue

Louis-Antoine François d'Aumont, Duc de MazarinMarie-Anne Élisabeth d'Aumont, Mademoiselle de Berzé †

### Siblings

Louis Charles Edouard Frédéric de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de ChâtillonLouis Jacques Henri Philippe de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Marquis de Fosseux

Marie Seraphine Raphaëlle Xavière de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse de Fitz-James

Louis Jean Alexandre Henri de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Comte de Joigny †

Marie Louise Gabrielle Françoise de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Montmorency-Luxembourg †

Marie Thérèse Hélène Catherine de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse Douairière de Sully †

Louis François Guillaume Auguste de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Comte de Maillé †

Marie Alexandrine Élisabeth Romaine de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Joigny †

### Father

Charles Louis Melchior de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de Montmorency-Luxembourg

### Mother

Marie Henriette de Béthune, Duchesse de Montmorency-Luxembourg

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Catherine, Duchesse d'Aumont** (Marie Louise Catherine Bénédicte de Montmorency de Luxembourg; 30th October 1724 - present) was the third wife of Victor, *Duc d'Aumont*, and mother of François, *Duc de Mazarin* (heir to the Aumont family). Catherine was a courtier and noblewoman and was very well known around the court of Charles XII & VII. She was the first of Victor d'Aumont's wives to become his consort as *Duchesse d'Aumont*.
Antoine Louis Victor d'Aumont

Monsieur le Duc d'Aumont

### Spouse

Anne Amélie de Briançon (m. 1732 - 1733)Marie-Anne Thérèse de Béthune (m. 1734 - 1737)

Marie Louise Catherine Bénédicte de Montmorency de Luxembourg (m. 1739 - present)

### Issue

Marie-Olympe Éléonore d'Aumont, Mademoiselle d'Aumont Marie-Alexandrine Hélène d'Aumont, Mademoiselle de Mazarin

Marie-Seraphine Henriette d'Aumont, Mademoiselle de Piennes †

Louis-Henri Antoine d'Aumont, Duc de Mazarin †

Louis-Joseph Auguste d'Aumont, Marquis de Piennes †

Marie-Gabrielle Florentine d'Aumont, Mademoiselle de Nolay

Louis-Antoine François d'Aumont, Duc de Mazarin

Marie-Anne Élisabeth d'Aumont, Mademoiselle de Berzé †

### Romantic Interests

Anne Marie de Fitz-James, Mademoiselle de Fitz-James †Marie Alexandrine Augustine de Pardaillan de Gondrin, Comtesse de Ruffey

Julie-Armande de Voyer de Paulmy, Mademoiselle de Villemorin

### Siblings

Joseph Antoine François d'Aumont, Marquis de Piennes †Marie Amélie Antoinette d'Aumont, Marquise de Fosseux

### Father

Louis Victor Marie d'Aumont, Duc d'Aumont †

### Mother

Anne Marie Victoire de Aubusson de Feuillade, Duchesse Douairière d'Aumont

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Victor, Duc d'Aumont** (Antoine Louis Victor d'Aumont; 16th March 1717 - present) was the head of the Maison d'Aumont, a renowned French courtier, politician, and author. Known as a handsome man, Victor's reputation consisted of recognition for his service to the Crown and his services in the bedroom, being known to have taken on many mistresses in his life. As a courtier, Victor served Charles XII & VII and his secretary, and prior served as a gentleman.
Charles Louis Melchior de Montmorency de Luxembourg

Monsieur le Duc de Montmorency-Luxembourg, circa 1747

### Predecessor

Charles François Maximilien de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de Montmorency-Luxembourg †

## Occupations

### Government Posts

Secrétaire de Guerre (1724 - present)Sous-Secrétaire de Guerre (1721 - 1724)

### Military Posts

Colonel de l'Armée Royal de France (1720 - present)

## Biography

### Full Name

Charles Louis Melchior de Montmorency de Luxembourg

### Born

22nd June 1695Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Royaume de France

### Issue

Louis Charles Edouard Frédéric de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de ChâtillonLouis Jacques Henri Philippe de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Marquis de Fosseux

Marie Seraphine Raphaëlle Xavière de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse de Fitz-James

Louis Jean Alexandre Henri de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Comte de Joigny †

Marie Louise Gabrielle Françoise de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Montmorency-Luxembourg †

Marie Thérèse Hélène Catherine de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse Douairière de Sully †

Louis François Guillaume Auguste de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Comte de Maillé †

Marie Alexandrine Élisabeth Romaine de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Joigny †

Marie Louise Catherine Bénédicte de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse d'Aumont

### Siblings

Charles Gabriel Philippe de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de Damville †

### Father

Charles François Maximilien de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de Montmorency-Luxembourg †

### Mother

Marie Clémence de Choiseul, Duchesse de Montmorency-Luxembourg †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Melchior, Duc de Montmorency-Luxembourg** (Charles Louis Melchior de Montmorency de Luxembourg; 22nd June 1695 - present) was a French nobleman, courtier, and military commander. As the head of the widely acclaimed Montmorency de Luxembourg family, Melchior was known as a proud and grand representative of his prestigious family.
Louis III François Maximilien de Savoie de Condé

Louis III as Prince de Conti, circa 1725

### Born

16th January 1706Château de Chantilly, Domaine de Chantilly, Seigneurie de Chantilly, Royaume de France

### Spouse

Marie-Hortense Catherine de Savoie d'Angoulême (m. 1726)

### Issue

Marie-Anne de Savoie de Condé, Mademoiselle de Condé †Louis-Joseph de Savoie de Condé, Prince de Conti

Marie-Philippine de Savoie de Condé, Mademoiselle de Conti

Marie-Catherine de Savoie de Condé, Mademoiselle de Bourbon †

Louis-Antoine de Savoie de Condé, Duc de Mercœur

### Siblings

Marie Adélaïde Françoise de Savoie de CondéLouis Auguste Georges de Savoie de Condé †

Louis Bénédict Philippe de Savoie de Condé

Marie Anne Thérèse de Savoie de Condé †

### Mother

Léopoldine Éleonore Joséphine du Palatinat, Princesse Douairière de Condé

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Louis III, Prince de Condé** (Louis III François Maximilien de Savoie de Condé; 16th January 1706 - present) was a French nobleman, courtier, military commander, government minister, and *prince du sang* at the court of Charles XII & VII de France. Born to Louis II, *Prince de Condé*, and his wife, Léopoldine du Palatinat, Louis was styled as *Monseigneur le Prince de Conti* from his birth until the death of his father in 1729.
Louis-Auguste Philippe de Béthune

Monsieur le Duc de Sully, Philippe de Béthune

### Died

16th February 1747 (aged 38)Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Royaume de France

### Burial

23rd February 1747Crypte Béthune, Duché de Sully

### Spouse

Marie Thérèse Hélène Catherine de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse Douairière de Sully (m. 1729 - 1747)

### Issue

Louis-Théodose Raphaël de Béthune, Duc de SullyMarie-Florentine Alexandrine de Béthune, Mademoiselle de Sully †

Marie-Pétronille Augustine de Béthune, Mademoiselle de Orval

Louis-Jacques Alexandre de Béthune, Comte de Muret

Marie-Élisabeth Isabelle de Béthune, Mademoiselle de Montricoux

Louis-Philippe Henri de Béthune, Vicomte de Champrond †

### Mother

Marguerite de Aubusson de la Feuillade, Duchesse de Orval †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Philippe, Duc de Sully** (Louis-Auguste Philippe de Béthune; 13th July 1708 - 16th February 1747) was a French nobleman and courtier during the reign of Charles XII & VII. As the head of the Béthune family, Philippe succeeded his father at the tender age of thirteen, with his uncle acting as regent for two years until his majority at the age of fifteen. Philippe was a rather average courtier, though he was an avid hunter and served as the Grand Maître de la Chasse to Charles XII & VII.
Marie Jeanne Isabelle de Guise d'Armagnac

## Occupations

### Court Posts

Dame d'Atours à Reine Élisabeth Thérèse (1750 - present)Fille d'Honneur à Reine Élisabeth Thérèse (1749 - 1750)

## Biography

### Full Name

Marie Jeanne Isabelle de Guise d'Armagnac

### Born

6th March 1734Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Royaume de France

### House

Maison de Guise d'Armagnac (birth)Maison de Savoie de Condé (marriage)

### Spouse

Louis-Joseph de Savoie de Condé, Prince de Conti (m. 1750)

### Siblings

Marie Anne Gabrielle de Guise d'Armagnac, Mademoiselle de MayenneLouis François Henri de Guise d'Armagnac, Duc de Chevreuse

### Father

Henri Joseph François, de Guise d'Armagnac, Duc de Guise

### Mother

Charlotte Florentine Louise de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse de Guise

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Isabelle, Princesse de Conti** (Marie Jeanne Isabelle de Savoie de Condé; née de Guise d'Armagnc, Mademoiselle de Guise) was the wife of Louis-Joseph, *Prince de Condé*. By birth, Isabelle was a member of the esteemed Guise d'Armagnac family (commonly known as simply "Guise"). By marriage, she was a Savoie de Condé, and therefore a *princesse du sang*.
Louis-Antoine François d'Aumont

François, Duc de Mazarin

### Spouse

Marie Xavière Fleurine de Aubusson de la Feuillade, Duchesse de Mazarin (m. 1754)

### Siblings

Marie-Olympe Éléonore d'Aumont, Mademoiselle d'AumontMarie-Alexandrine Hélène d'Aumont, Mademoiselle de Mazarin

Marie-Seraphine Henriette d'Aumont, Mademoiselle de Piennes †

Louis-Henri Antoine d'Aumont, Duc de Mazarin †

Louis-Joseph Auguste d'Aumont, Marquis de Piennes †

Marie-Gabrielle Florentine d'Aumont, Mademoiselle de Nolay

Marie-Anne Élisabeth d'Aumont, Mademoiselle de Berzé †

### Father

Antoine Louis Victor d'Aumont, Duc d'Aumont

### Mother

Marie Louise Catherine Bénédicte de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse d'Aumont

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**François, Duc de Mazarin** (Louis-Antoine François d'Aumont; 27th February 1740 - present) was the fourth son of Victor and Catherine, *Duc et Duchesse d'Aumont*. François was the third out of four Aumont sons to hold the title of *Duc de Mazarin* as heir to the Duché d'Aumont. He was the eldest child of the Victor d'Aumont's third wife, Catherine de Montmorency de Luxembourg.
Élisabeth Thérèse de Lorraine

Élisabeth Thérèse de Lorraine, Reine de France, de Navarre et de Sardaigne

### Successor

Charles XII & VII, Roi de France, de Navarre et de Sardaigne [Charles VI of Lorraine]

### Co-Monarch

Charles XII & VII, Roi de France, de Navarre et de Sardaigne [Charles VI of Lorraine]

## Biography

### Born

15th October 1711, Château de Lunéville, Duchy of Lorraine

### Died

11th November 1752, Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Kingdom of France (aged 41)

### House

House of Lorraine (by birth)House of Savoie (by marriage)

### Spouse

Charles XII & VII, Roi de France, de Navarre et de Sardaigne (m. 1726)

### Issue

Victoire Élisabeth Thérèse, Princesse RoyalePhilippe Joseph Auguste, Monseigneur le Dauphin †

Louis Philippe Charles, Monseigneur le Dauphin

Isabelle Louise Justine, Madame Deuxième †

Antoinette Bénédicte Xavière, Madame Troisième †

Joseph Frédéric Xavier, Duc d'Orléans

Hercule François Marie, Duc d'Aquitaine

Marguerite Charlotte Adélaïde, Madame Quatrième

### Siblings

Léopold Clément, Hereditary Prince of Lorraine †Francis I, Holy Roman Emperor

Charles Alexandre of Lorraine

Anne Charlotte, Abbess of Essen

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Élisabeth Thérèse de Lorraine** (born 15th October 1711) was a member of the House of Lorraine as the daughter of Léopold, Duke of Lorraine. By marriage to Charles XII & VII, she became Queen-Consort of France, Navarre and Sardinia. At the end of the War of the Austrian Succession, her brother Francis became Holy Roman Emperor as husband of Maria Theresa of Austria. In the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, the Duchy of Lorraine and Bar was granted to her and her husband, King Charles XII, to reign over as co-monarchs due to French victories in the war.
Louis-Jean Paul de Briançon

Monsieur le Duc de Broglie

### Spouse

Marie-Gabrielle de Béthune (m. 1749 - 1750; her death)Marie Olympe Amélie de Aubusson de la Feuillade, Duchesse de Broglie (m. 1754)

### Issue

Louis-Jacques Armand de Briançon, Duc de CandaleLouise-Jacqueline de Briançon, Mademoiselle de Candale

### Siblings

Marie Gabrielle Henriette de Briançon, Mademoiselle de Broglie

### Father

Louis-Henri Armand de Briançon, Duc de Broglie

### Mother

Marie-Augustine de Aubusson de la Feuillade

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Paul, Duc de Broglie** (Louis-Jean Paul de Briançon; 18th March 1733 - present) was a French nobleman, courtier, and military commander at the court of Charles XII & VII de France. He succeeded his father as the *Duc de Broglie* in 1748 at the age of 15, and was the head of the Briançon family. Paul, due to his extreme intelligence, became the Sous-Sécretaire des Fiances in 1752.
Louise Victoire de Bavière

Madame la Duchesse Douairière de Montmorency

## Occupations

### Court Posts

Surintendant de la Maison de Madame d'Anjou (1725 - present)Grand Maîtresse de la Robes à Reine Anne Contessine (1705 - 1725)

Grand Maîtresse de la Robes à Reine Louise Joséphe (1703 - 1705)

Première Dame d'Honneur à Reine Louise Joséphe (1699 - 1703)

Dame d'Atours à Reine Louise Joséphe (1693 - 1699)

## Biography

### Full Name

Louise Victoire de Bavière(German: Louisa Viktoria von Bayern)

### Born

7th January 1677 (age 77)Électorat de Bavière

### House

Wittelsbach (birth)Savoie de Condé (marriage)

### Spouse

Louis Philippe Raphaël de Savoie de Condé, Duc de Montmorency (m. 1693 - 1697)

### Issue

Charles Maximilien de Savoie de Condé, Duc de Longeuil †Louise Philippine de Savoie de Condé

### Siblings

Maximilien II, Kürfurst von Bayern †Luise Margarete Antonie von Bayern †

Ludwig Amadeus Victor von Bayern †

Kajetan Maria Franz von Bayern †

Joseph Clemens von Bayern, Erzbischof von Köln †

Violante Beatrice von Bayern, Grand Princess of Tuscany †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Victoire, Duchesse Douairière de Montmorency** (Louise Victoire de Wittelsbach; 7th January 1677 - present) was a French courtier and wife of the *Duc de Montmorency*. By birth, Victoire was the daughter of Ferdinand, *Électeur de Bavière*, and therefore a *princesse électorale*. As the wife of a member of the Savoie de Condé branch of the Savoie dynasty, Victoire was a *princesse du sang*. Upon her arrival at the French court in 1693, Victoire began her career as a prominent member of the royal households of various royals. Despite being widowed in 1697, she chose not to retire, and continued serving the consorts of the empire until 1725, when she took on a post leading the household of the *Duchesse d'Anjou*.
Louis-Théodose Raphaël de Béthune

Louis-Jacques Alexandre de Béthune

Marie-Élisabeth Isabelle de Béthune

Louis-Philippe Henri de Béthune †

### Mother

Marie Thérèse Hélène Catherine de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse Douairière de Sully

### Religion

Roma Catholicism

**Raphaël, Duc de Sully** (Louis-Théodose Raphaël de Béthune; 18th May 1730 - present) was a French nobleman at the court of Charles XII. At the age of seventeen, the young Raphaël inherited the Duché de Sully from his father. From a relatively reputable house, Raphaël's wit and charm were nearly unmatched, and with his wife, Adeline de Aubusson de la Feuillade, the family rose in social ranking at court rapidly.
Anna Contessina Maria Luisa de' Medici

## Anne de Médicis

Anne de Médicis, Reine de France, de Navarre et de Sardaigne, c. 1715

### Issue

Charles Henri, Monseigneur le Dauphin de France †Charles XII & VII, Roi de France, de Navarre et de Sardaigne

Victor Emmanuel, Duc d'Anjou

François Joseph, Duc d'Alençon

Henriette Françoise, Reine d'Espagne

### Siblings

Ferdinando, Grand Prince of Tuscany †Anna Maria Luisa, Grand Duchess of Tuscany †

Gian Gastone, Grand Duke of Tuscany †

### Mother

Marguerite Louise de Savoie d'Angoulême †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Anne de Médicis** (Anne Contessina Marie Louise/Anna Contessina Maria Luisa; born 8th March 1686) was Queen-Consort of France, Navarre and Sardinia from 1715 until 1725, during the reign of her husband Charles XI & VI. She also served as Regent of the Kingdom for the last year of her husband's reign, during his incapacity. Throughout her son's reign, she has held the titles of Queen-Mother and Dowager Queen simultaneously. As the last member of the House of Medici, she inherited the Grand Duchy of Tuscany from her sister Anna Maria Luisa upon her death in 1743. Though she reigns as Grand Duchess, she continues to reside in France.
Samuel

## Samuel Marvaez

### Allies

Noelle • Josie • Kai • Thalia • Zoie • Kalista • Elena • Myles • Kiara • Matthew • Bryson † • Hunter † • Aidan †

## Special Characteristics

### Significant Kills

* Aidan

**Samuel** (born **Samuel Marvaez** on February 22nd, 2018) is a survivor and a member of NOX. He was a member of EDEN after Kai's survival group was split up, however, after the destruction of EDEN, Samuel officially became a member of NOX.

## Background

### Early Life

Samuel was born in Riverdale, Bronx, and attended Saint Lucia School ever since Pre-K.

### PV-29 Outbreak

> Main Article: *PV-29*
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Months following the PV-29 outbreak, most of those who were infected experienced sudden death or other symptoms of the Shadows. As a result, all schools that were opened were ordered to shut down to protect the staff and children. At some point, Samuel tagged along with the rest of the members of NOX and escaped the school building after only being under lockdown for 48 hours.

### Dispersion of Kai's Group

> Main Article: *Kai's Group*
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Henri Edouard de Fitz-James

Monsieur le Duc de Fitz-James

### Spouse

Marie Marguerite de Béthune (m. 1725 - 1726)Marie Seraphine Raphaëlle Xavière d'Aumont (m. 1729)

### Issue

Anne-Fleurine de Fitz-JamesAnne-Marguerite de Fitz-James †

Louis-Grégoire de Fitz-James

Anne-Catherine de Fitz-James

Louis-Maximilien de Fitz-James †

Louis-Edouard de Fitz-James

Anne-Justine de Fitz-James †

### Siblings

Jacques Guillaume de Fitz-James, Duc de Fitz-James †

### Father

Jacques Henri de Fitz-James, Duc de Fitz-James †Anne Marie de Fitz-James, Mademoiselle de Fitz-James †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Henri, Duc de Fitz-James** (3rd September 1712 - present) was the son of Jacques, *Duc de Fitz-James*, bastard of James II and founder of the Maison de Fitz-James, and the heiress of the Maison de Talhouët. Henri, formerly the *Marquis d'Acigné*, inherited the Fitz-James titles and fortunes upon his brother's death in 1730.
Charlotte Florentine Louise de Montmorency de Luxembourg

Madame de Guise, circa 1751

## Occupations

### Court Posts

Grande Maîtresse de la Robe à Reine Élisabeth Thérèse (1745 - 1753)Première Dame d'Honneur à Reine Élisabeth Thérèse (1738 - 1745)

Dame d'Honneur à Reine Élisabeth Thérèse (1731 - 1738)

Fille d'Honneur à Reine Élisabeth Thérèse (1728 - 1731)

## Biography

### Full Name

Charlotte Florentine Louise de Montmorency de Luxembourg

### Born

24th October 1713Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Royaume de France

### House

Montmorency de Luxembourg (birth)Guise d'Armagnac (marriage)

### Spouse

Henri Joseph François de Guise d'Armagnac, Duc de Guise (m. 1731 - 1753)

### Issue

Marie Jeanne Isabelle de Guise d'Armagnac, Princesse de ContiMarie Anne Gabrielle de Guise d'Armagnac, Mademoiselle de Mayenne

Louis François Henri de Guise d'Armagnac, Duc de Chevreuse

### Siblings

Louis Bénédict Charles de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de ChâtillonMarie Henriette Augustine de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Châtillon †

Marie Sabine Thérèse de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Fosseux †

Louis Auguste Henri de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Marquis de Nesle

### Father

Charles Louis Melchior de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de Montmorency-Luxembourg

### Mother

Louise-Bénédicte Philippine de Rochechouart de Clermont

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Louise, Duchesse de Guise** (Charlotte Florentine Louise de Montmorency de luxembourg; 24th October 1713 - 26th March 1753) was a French courtier and the consort of the Maison de Guise. From birth, she was styled as *Mademoiselle de Montmorency-Luxembourg*, and became *Duchesse de Guise* in 1731. She was the Grande Maîtresse de la Robes under Reine Élisabeth Thérèse de Lorraine.
Marie-Mauricie Élisabeth de Savoie d’Angoulême

Élisabeth, c. 1743 par un artiste inconnu

### Born

8th January 1709, Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Royaume de France (Aged 45)

### House

Savoie d'Angoulême (Birth)Savoie (Marriage)

### Issue

Marie-Eugénie Antoinette, Duchesse d'AquitaineMarie-Claire Emmanuelle, Mademoiselle d'Artois

Louis Joseph Henri, Comte d'Artois †

### Siblings

Henri IV Louis Auguste, Duc d'Angoulême †Charles III Philippe Frédéric, Duc d'Angoulême

Marie-Vincente Henriette, Mademoiselle d'Angoulême †

Marie-Hortense Catherine, Princesse de Condé

Marie-Eugénie Louise †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Élisabeth, Duchesse d'Anjou** (Marie-Mauricie Élisabeth de Savoie d'Angoulême; 8th January 1709 - present) was a French *princesse du sang* from the Savoie d'Angoulême branch of the Savoie dynasty. In 1728, she married her distant cousin, the *Duc d'Anjou*, who was styled as *Monsieur* *(d'Anjou)*, and thus Élisabeth was known as *Madame* (d'Anjou).

## Biography

### **Issue**

With Victor Emmanuel,

* Marie-Eugénie Antoinette, Duchesse d'Aquitaine (13th May 1737 - Present)
* Marie-Claire Emmanuelle, Mademoiselle d'Artois (26th July 1739 - Present)
* Louis Joseph Henri, Comte d'Artois (12th March 1740 - 4th June 1754)
Marie Thérèse Raphaëlle d'Espagne

Raphaëlle, Madame la Dauphine

## Biography

### Full Name

Marie Thérèse Antoinette Raphaëlle de Savoie d'Espagne(Spanish: María Teresa Antonia Rafaela de Saboya y Braganza)

### Born

11th June 1726Alcazar Royal de Madrid, Madrid, Royaume d'Espagne

### Died

29th June 1753 (aged 27)Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Royaume de France

### Burial

7th July 1753Basilique Royale de Saint-Denis

### House

Savoie d'Espagne (birth)Savoie (marriage)

### Spouse

Louis Philippe de France, Monseigneur le Grand Dauphin (m. 1743 - 1753)

### Issue

Louise Raphaëlle de FranceMarie Frédérique de France †

François Philippe de France, Duc de Bretagne †

Élisabeth Philippine de France

Marguerite Zéphyrine de France

Catherine Florentine de France †

Charles Louis de France, Monseigneur le Petit-Dauphin

Philippe Raphaël de France, Duc de Penthièvre

### Mother

Henriette Françoise de France, Reine d'Espagne †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Raphaëlle d'Espagne, Madame la Dauphine** (French: Marie Thérèse Antoinette Raphaëlle de Savoie d'Espagne; Spanish: Maria Teresa Rafaela de Saboya y Saboya; 10th February 1743 - 29th June 1753) was an *Infanta de España* by birth, the daughter of Ferdinand V, *Roi d'Espagne*. Raphaëlle married her cousin, Louis de France, *Monseigneur le Dauphin*, and was therefore known as *Madame la Dauphine*. A pious woman, Raphaëlle and her husband were known to be quite opposite of Charles XII, living their lives more conservatively and spreading such ideals.

Known for her porcelain complexion and delicate beauty, Raphaëlle was the envy of many courtiers, and was prone to flirtatious courtships, none of which she received happily, though rejected them with kindness. Always a gentle soul, Raphaëlle was known to be loyal and determined, and always brought a cheerful presence to court, and was greatly adored throughout the realm.

## Titles, Styles, & Honours

### **Titles & Styles**

**11th June 1726 - 10th February 1743** *Son Altesse Royale, Infante Raphaëlle d'Espagne*

**10th February 1743 - 29th June 1753** *Son Altesse Royale, Madame la Dauphine de Viennois et Duchesse de Normandie*
Élisabeth Louise Guillemine de Wurtembergeois

Madame la Duchesse de Bourbon

## Occupations

### Court Posts

Première Dame d'Honneur à Madame d'Anjou (1746 - present)Dame d'Honneur à Madame d'Anjou (1728 - 1746)

Dame d'Honneur à Reine Douairière Anne Contessine (1725 - 1728)

## Biography

### Full Name

Élisabeth Louise Guillemine de Wurtembergeois(Elisabetha Louisa Wilhelmina von Württemberg)

### Born

28th October 1710Palais de Louisbourg, Duché de Wurtembergeois

### House

Maison de Wurtembergeois (birth)Maison de Savoie de Condé (marriage)

### Spouse

Louis Bénédict Philippe de Savoie de Condé, Duc de Bourbon (m. 1726)

### Issue

Charles Louis Guillaume de Savoie de Condé, Comte de SoissonsLouise Cornélie Raphaëlle de Savoie de Condé, Mademoiselle de Bourbon

Charles Bénédict Laurent de Savoie de Condé, Comte de Clermont-Ferrand †

Louise Amélie Philippine de Savoie de Condé, Mademoiselle de Soissons

Louise Léopoldine Lucinde de Savoie de Condé, Mademoiselle de Charloais

### Siblings

Karl Eugen von Württembergeois, Herzog von WürttembergEugen Ludwig von Württemberg

Ludwig Eugen von Württemberg

Friedrich Eugen von Württemberg

Alexander Eugen von Württemberg †

Auguste Elisabeth von Württemberg, Prinzessin von Thurn und Taxis

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Guillemine, Duchesse de Bourbon** (Élisabeth Louise Guillemine de Wurtembergeois; 28th October 1710 - present) was a German princess, French noblewoman, courtier, and *princesse du sang.* By birth, she was the eldest and only child of Charles Alexandre, *Duc de Wurtmebergeois* by his first wife, Jeanne Louise de Nassau-Weilbourg. Guillemine married Philippe de Savoie de Condé, *Duc de Bourbon*, in 1726. Previously, Guillemine served as a Dame d'Honneur to the *Reine Douairière de France*, Anne Contessine de Médicis, but she later relocated to the court of *Madame d'Anjou* and served as a Dame d'Honneur and eventually Première Dame d'Honneur.

## Titles, Styles, & Honors

### **Titles & Styles**

**28th October 1710 - 20th December 1726,** *Son Altesse Sérénissime Ducale, Duchesse Guillemine de Wurtembergeois*

**20th December 1726 - pesent** *Son Altesse Sérénissime, Madame la Duchesse de Bourbon*
Maisons Royale de France

The **Maisons Royal de France** are the households led by various members of the royal family. Each household's positions vary, usually containing domestic, military, and religious servants groomed to serve the royal family. Most households are comprised of courtiers that reside with whom they serve.

Each household is organized into a hierarchy, with a leader (title varies on the basis of whom they serve), a junior leader (second in command), and then various courtiers in roles of varying importance. Often times, the hierarchy is based on income for lower ranks, and prestige for the higher ranks.

Those who do not serve in a defined household either reside at court, in Paris, or on family estates. However, *princes du sang* and extended royalty often hold minute households with two-three courtiers at most.

### **Maison de la Reine Douairière**

 Première Dame d'Honneur
 Dame d'Honneur

### **Maison de la Grande Dauphine**

Duchesse de Retz
 Fille d'Honneur

### **Maison du Monsieur (Duc d'Anjou)**

 Secrétaire de Monsieur
 Gentilhomme de la Maison

### **Maison de la Madame (Duchesse d'Anjou)**

 Première Dame d'Honneur
 Dame d'Honneur

### **Maison de la Duchesse d'Aquitaine**

 Gouvernante des Scarabées
 Dame d'Honneur
Louis-Casimir François de Montmorency de Luxembourg

Monsieur le Duc de Damville

### Siblings

Louis-Joseph Edouard de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de Damville †Marie-Jeanne Thérèse de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Châtillon †

Marie-Élisabeth Irène de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Damville

Marie-Hélène Henriette de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Fosseux

### Father

Louis Charles Edouard Frédéric de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de Châtillon

### Mother

Anne Joséphine Thérèse de Guise d'Armagnac, Duchesse de Châtillon

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**François, Duc de Damville** (Louis-Casimir François de Montmorency de Luxembourg; 25th July 1739 - present) was a French nobleman at the court of Charles XII & VII. Upon his presentation at the age of fifteen in 1754, François joined the household of *Monseigneur le Grand Dauphin* and began to rise in popularity as the young, adventurous bachelor of the court.
House of Savoie

Grand Royal Coat of Arms of France

Kingdom of Jerusalem (formerly)

Kingdom of Cyprus (formerly)

Duchy of Savoy

Holy Roman Empire (formerly)

Savoie de Carignan

King of Sardinia

Dauphin of Viennois

Duc of Savoie

Duc of Valois

Duc of Montferrat

Duc of Chablais

Duc of Aosta

Duc of Genvois

Duc of Aquitaine

Duc of Bourgogne

Duc of Bretagne

Duc of Normandie

Duc of Anjou

Duc of Alençon

Duc of Berry

Duc of Longueville

Duc of Vendôme

Duc of Château-Thierry

Duc of Évreux

Duc of Touraine

Duc of Verneuil

Duc of Saint-Cloud

Duc du Maine

Duc of Penthièvre

Prince of Piedmont

Prince of Lamballe

Comte of Provence

Comte of Dreux

Comte of Artois

Barons of Vaud

**House of Savoy** (FR: ***Maison de Savoie***, IT: ***Casa di Savoia***) is the ruling house of the Kingdoms of France, Navarre and Sardinia.
Anne Joséphine Thérèse de Guise d'Armagnac

Thérèse, Duchesse de Châtillon

## Occupations

### Court Posts

Dame d'Atours à Reine Marie-Élisabeth (1753 - present)Dame d'Atours à Reine Douairière Anne Contessine (1752 - 1753)

Dame d'Atours à Reine Élisabeth Thérèse (1734 - 1752)

## Biography

### Full Name

Anne Joséphine Thérèse de Guise d'Armagnac

### Born

8th August 1715Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Royaume de France

### House

Guise d'Armagnac (birth)Montmorency de Luxembourg (marriage)

### Spouse

Joseph Alexandre de Aubusson de la Feuillade, Marquis de Boisy (m. 1730 - 1732)Louis Charles Edouard Frédéric de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de Châtillon (m. 1734)

### Issue

Marie Hélène Alexandrine de Aubusson de la Feuillade, Mademoiselle de BoisyLouis-Joseph Edouard de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de Damville †

Marie-Jeanne Thérèse de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Châtillon †

Marie-Élisabeth Irène de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Damville

Louis-Casimir François de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de Damville †

Marie-Hélène Henriette de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Fosseux

### Siblings

Henri Joseph François de Guise d'Armagnac, Duc de Guise

### Father

Louis François Henri de Guise d'Armagnac, Duc de Guise †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Thérese, Duchesse de Châtillon** (Anne Joséphine Thérèse de Guise d'Armagnac; 8th August 1715 - present) was the wife of the heir to the Montmorency de Luxembourg family, Edouard, *Duc de Châtillon*. Prior to her marriage to Châtillon, Thérèse was the wife of the *Marquis de Boisy*, by whom she had one daughter before being widowed in 1733.
Marie-Eugénie Antoinette d’Anjou

Eugénie, c. 1754 par Jean-Marc Nattier

### Born

13th May 1737, Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Royaume de France (Aged 17)

### Spouse

Hercule François Marie de France, Duc d'Aquitaine

### Siblings

Marie-Claire Emmanuelle, Mademoiselle d'ArtoisLouis Joseph Henri, Comte d'Artois †

### Mother

Marie-Mauricie Élisabeth de Savoie d’Angoulême

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Eugénie, Mademoiselle d'Anjou** (13th May 1737 - Present) is a Petite-Fille de France, Mademoiselle d'Anjou, daughter of *Monsieur* Victor Emmanuel and Marie-Mauricie Élisabeth de Savoie d’Angoulême. As the oldest daughter of the Roi's brother, Eugénie received the style *Mademoiselle.* Upon her marriage to Hercule François Marie, she became Duchesse d'Aquitaine. In 1754, she became heir to the Duchy of Anjou after the death of her brother.
Élisabeth Louise Philippine de Gramont

Élisabeth Louise Philippine de Gramont, Madame la Marquise des Vosges, circa 1742, par Jean Marc Nattier

## Biography

### Born

2nd January 1697Château de Gramont, Duché de Gramont, Royaume de France

### Spouse

Philippe Valentin Bénédict des Vosges, Marquis des Vosges (m. 1712)

### Issue

Louis Bénédict Charles des Vosges, Vicomte d'ÉpinalMarie Louise Frédérique des Vosges, Mademoiselle d'Épinal

Philippe Louis Frédéric des Vosges, Comte de Saint-Dié-des-Vosges †

Louise Léopoldine Lucinde des Vosges, Mademoiselle de Docelles

Maximilien Eugéne Florent des Vosges, Comte de Strasbourg

Anne Marie Henriette des Vosges, Mademoiselle de Remiremont †

Charlotte Justine Élisabeth des Vosges, Mademoiselle de Soultz-les-Bains †

Catherine Marguerite Georgette des Vosges, Mademoiselle de Florémont

Charles Louis François des Vosges, Comte de Mortagne †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Philippine, Marquise des Vosges** (Élisabeth Louise Philippine de Gramont; 2nd January 1697 - present) was a Lorrainer noblewoman and courtier, styled as *Mademoiselle de Lesparre* from birth until marriage. Born into the Maison de Gramont, Philippine was French by birth, the daughter of Guillaume, *Duc de Lesparre*, and his wife, Thérèse de Salm (of Lorrainer and German extraction). In 1702, at the age of fifteen, Philippine married a Lorrainer and a distant cousin, the *Marquis des Vosges*, Bénédict des Vosges. She resided at the Lorrainer court for most of her marriage, otherwise residing at the various Vosges estates.

Upon the death of Élisabeth Thérèse de Lorraine, *Co-Duchesse de Lorraine et Bar*, her husband and Co-Duc, Charles XII de France, dissolved Lorraine's independence and united it with France under one crown. By 1754, Bénédict had decided to accept an invitation to the French court, and Philippine was eager to join her husband and family as they embarked on a new journey--a new beginning, truly--at the court of the illustrious Charles XII.

## Titles, Styles, & Honors

### **Titles & Styles**

**2nd January 1697 - 22nd June 1712** *Mademoiselle de Lesparre*

**22nd June 1712 - 8th February 1721** *Madame la Vicomtesse d'Épinal*

**8th February 1721 - present** *Madame la Marquise des Vosges*
Marie Henriette de Béthune

Madame la Duchesse de Montmorency-Luxembourg

## Occupations

### Court Posts

Gouvernante des Enfants Royaux (1753 - present)Gouvernante des Filles (1723 - 1753)

Dame d'Honneur à Reine Anne Contessine (1714 - 1723)

Dame du Palais à Reine Anne Contessine (1712 - 1714)

Fille d'Honneur à Reine Anne Contessine (1711 - 1712)

## Biography

### House

Béthune (birth)Montmorency de Luxembourg (marriage)

### Spouse

Charles Louis Melchior de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de Montmorency-Luxembourg

### Issue

Louis Charles Edouard Frédéric de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duc de ChâtillonLouis Jacques Henri Philippe de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Marquis de Fosseux

Marie Seraphine Raphaëlle Xavière de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse de Fitz-James

Louis Jean Alexandre Henri de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Comte de Joigny †

Marie Louise Gabrielle Françoise de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Montmorency-Luxembourg †

Marie Thérèse Hélène Catherine de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse Douairière de Sully †

Louis François Guillaume Auguste de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Comte de Maillé †

Marie Alexandrine Élisabeth Romaine de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Mademoiselle de Joigny †

Marie Louise Catherine Bénédicte de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse d'Aumont

### Siblings

Louis Henri de Béthune †Marie Romaine de Béthune †

### Mother

Marguerite de Aubusson de la Feuillade, Duchesse de Orval †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Henriette, Duchesse de Montmorency-Luxembourg** (Marie Henriette de Béthune; 16th February 1696 - present) was the *Duchesse de Montmorency-Luxembourg* (formerly *Duchesse de Châtillon*) as the wife of Melchior, *Duc de Montmorency-Luxembourg*. By birth, Henriette was a member of the Béthune family, though by marriage she was a Montmorency de Luxembourg. Henriette was a renowned courtier who served as *Gouvernante des Filles* from 1723 to 1753 before being appointed as *Gouvernante des Enfants Royaux*, succeeding the *Princesse de Condé* in 1753.
Piezas

Una de los nuevas inclusión a Hill Climb Racing 2 que no tenía su predecesor son las piezas. Estas se pueden instalar en los vehiculos para complemetar ciertos aspectos o hacer diversas funciones. Puedes hacer un total de 4 conjuntos, cada uno con 3 posibilidades de piezas en cada vehiculo. Al inicio solo tendás un espacio de pieza disponible, el segundo se desbloquea con una potencia de vehículo de 36 y el tercero en 106

## Piezas comunes

* Imán

* Gran peso

* Alas

* Jaula

* Control aéreo

* Neumáticos para nieve

## Piezas raras

* Propulsor de arranque

* Propulsor de caballito

* Más humo

* Propulsión con voltereta

* Amortiguación para saltos

## Piezas épicas

* Propulsor de aterrizaje

* Turbo sobrecargado

* Quemador

## Piezas legendarias

* Propulsores aéreos

* Propulsión con gasolina

* Propulsión con monedas
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Louis François Henri de Guise d'Armagnac

### Siblings

Marie Jeanne Isabelle de Guise d'Armagnac, Princesse de ContiMarie Anne Gabrielle de Guise d'Armagnac, Mademoiselle de Mayenne

### Father

Henri Joseph François de Guise d'Armagnac, Duc de Guise

### Mother

Charlotte Florentine Louise de Montmorency de Luxembourg

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Henri, Duc de Chevreuse** (Louis François Henri de Guise d'Armagnac; 6th July 1737 - present) was the son of the *Duc et Duchesse de Guise*, and heir to the Guise d'Armagnac family. From birth, as heir, Henri was styled as *Monsieur le Duc de Chevreuse*. Being of prestigious birth, Henri was quite well-known at the court of Charles XII, and was a popular bachelor among the female nobility.
Marie Xavière Fleurine de Aubusson de la Feuillade

Fleurine, Madame la Duchesse de Mazarin

### Predecessor

Marie Louise Catherine Bénédicte de Montmorency de Luxembourg, Duchesse d'Aumont

## Occupations

### Court Posts

Dame du Palais à Reine Marie-Élisabeth (1754 - present)

## Biography

### Full Name

Marie Xavière Fleurine de Aubusson de la Feuillade

### Born

7th October 1737Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Royaume de France

### House

Aubusson de la Feuillade (birth)Aumont (marriage)

### Spouse

Louis-Antoine François d'Aumont, Duc de Mazarin (m. 1754)

### Siblings

Louis Philippe Frédéric de Aubusson de la Feuillade, Marquis de Boisy †Philippe Guillaume Raphaël de Aubusson de la Feuillade, Duc de Roannis

### Father

Louis-Victor de Aubusson de la Feuillade, Duc de Roannis †

### Mother

Catherine Henriette de Fitz-James, Duchesse Douairière de Roannis

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Fleurine, Duchesse de Mazarin** (Marie Xavière Fleurine de Aubusson de la Feuillade; 7th October 1737 - present) was the *Duchesse de Mazarin* as wife of the heir to the Aumont family, François d'Aumont, *Duc de Mazarin*. Upon her marriage, Fleurine was welcomed to the court of Charles XII & VII de France, where she served as a Dame du Palais to Reine Marie-Élisabeth d'Autriche.
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Synthesizer

This is maybe the most expensive and powerful room in the entire TARDIS. It can synthesize any component needed to repair the ship, using only the raw materials and some artron energy. It is a giant reality-warp engine set in a non-corporeal space, connected to multiple organic, living synthesizers that provide block-transfer mathematics computation power. The synthesizer has a control panel that manipulates the artron shield and synthesizer laser.

## Description

### Purpose

Used to synthesize various TARDIS components for repairs.
Vehiculo de nieve

El vehiculo de nieve es un vehiculo funcional en las zonas con nieve, hielo y agua, en especial en esta ultima ya que es puede surfear a traves de ella. Posee orugas en la parte trasera, similares a las del tanque pero más pequeñas, un esquí delantero que determina el agarre y su chasis solo cubre el motor, es resto se trata de un gran asiento sin espaldar. Se puede decir que es un hibrido entre tanque y Jet Ski.

## Mejoras

Motor: Más velocidad, y turbo más ágil y potente

* Lv20(Max): Potencia de 700 // propulsión máxima de 300

Suspensión: La amortiguación mejorada aumenta la estabilidad a altas velocidades

* Lv17: Amortiguación de 391

* Lv18: Amortiguación de 395

* Lv19: Amortiguación de 399

* Lv20(Max): Amortiguación de 400

Combustible: El tanque de combustible mejotrado permite conducir durante más tiempo sin hacer recargas

* Lv7: Combustible de 199

* Lv8: Combustible de 208

* Lv9: Combustible de 217

* Lv10: Combustible de 226

* Lv11: Combustible de 234

Cera: Una menor fricción en los esquís y un mejor agarre a la pista le dan al vehículo una velocidad máxima superior

* Lv20(Max): Agarre de 1000

## Costos

Los costos son los mismo para cada nivel en cada aspecto de mejora

* Desbloqueo : 70000 monedas

* Lv8: 9000 monedas

* Lv9: 11000 monedas

* Lv10: 13000 monedas

* Lv11: 15000 monedas

* Lv18: 45000 monedas

* Lv19: 53000 monedas

* Lv20: 62000 monedas

## Piezas instaladas

En este auto se pueden instalar las siguientes piezas una vez las hayas desbloqueado:

* Imán
* Gran peso
* Alas
* Jaula
* Control aéreo
* Propulsor de arranque
* Propulsor de caballito
* Más humo
* Propulsión con voltereta
* Propulsor de aterrizaje
* Turbo sobracargado
* Quemador
* Propulsión con combustible
* Propulsión con monedas
Marie-Laurène Adélaïde d’Aumont

Madame la Duchesse Douairière de Broglie

## Occupations

### Court Posts

Surintendant à la Maison de la Reine Douairière (1725 - present)Première Dame d'Honneur à la Reine (1703 - 1725)

Dame d'Honneur à la Reine (1686 - 1703)

Dame d'Honneur à la Reine (1675 - 1686)

Fille d'Honneur à la Reine (1674 - 1676)

## Biography

### Born

17th November 1662Château de Saint-Cloud, Hauts-de-Seine, Royaume de France

### Spouse

Louis-Paul Frédéric de Briançon (m. 1675 - 1682)

### Issue

Louis Paul Raphaël de Briançon †Marie Pauline Raphaëlle de Briançon †

### Siblings

Louis-Victor Guillaume de Aumont †Louis-Joseph Henri de Aumont †

Marie-Augustine Henriette de Aumont †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Adélaïde, Duchesse Douairière de Broglie** (Marie-Laurène Adélaïde d’Aumont; 17th November 1662 - present) was the consort of the Maison de Briançon from 1675 to 1682 as *Duchesse de Broglie*. She rose as a prominent courtier, serving the wives of both Charles X and Charles XI before joining the household of Anna Contessina, *Reine Douairière*, and serving as the superintendent of her household following her husband's death in 1725.