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Fixers

The job of a Fixer is seen as an escape from a boring and dull lifestyle, since you get the chance to make a name for yourself and earn a large profit. But the life of a Fixer is filled with plenty of dangers. Not only do you run the risk of dying but even at the office you need to watch out for raids by Syndicate members. Fixers are mostly a demand in the Backstreets, due to the high mortality rate and crime, but they appear in the Nests too. Fixers often work as security for guilds, intel-gatherers, and hit men.

Fixers work by signing contracts with their clients, this is proof of the deed done so that Associations or Offices can confirm that you did the work. Otherwise you won't get paid for it, completed contracts means more recognition for a Fixer's career, which will rise them through the ranks. Due to the nature of Fixer work, social bonding isn't typically a common thing. Seeing a dead colleague who was once your friend ends up messing up your focus and drags you through depression. As a result, veteran Fixers often focus on the task at hand, pushing away any sentimental thoughts.

Fixers are often bound to the Office or Association they work for and can't do any kind of free-lance work, since that violates their contract with their office. To truly obtain freedom from the Offices and even the Wings, one must be a top Grade 1 Fixer and be granted a "Color" from the Hana Association. But one needs to put a lot of effort and work in to be noticed by them, very few Fixers can obtain the honor of a Color. One of the known Color Fixers is the "Red Mist", who was hailed as a hero of the Backstreets before she joined the L Company.

### **Becoming a Fixer**

To be officially recognize as a Fixer, one must obtain a "Fixer License" from the Hana Association. To get the license, one has to meet the physical and mental requirements. After that, most fixers often join one of the Offices. You can also strike out and take jobs on your own, but your very unlikely to make headway, as having the reputation of an Office boosts your chances for jobs considerably.
Most of the Offices are independent, others align themselves with one of the 12 Associations as part of a cooperative relationship. Fixers can join Associations too for the better benefits, but the requirements are high.

Fixers are ranked by "Grades" from 9-1, 9 is the lowest Grade, with 1 being the most powerful Fixers. To earn a new Grade, one must have a high performance during their work, the better you are, the faster you'll rise up the ranks. Having proof of your deeds is also essential, otherwise you'd have done that hard work for nothing.
Isabelle Germaine de Choiseul

## Duchesse de Choiseul

Christine-Denise Henriette

Germaine-Yolande Amelie

Frederic-Chrétien Honore

Marie Helene Victorie

**Isabelle Germaine de Choiseul de Blois de Penthievre** (born 18th February, 1700) is a Grandelumierian noblewoman and the current Duchesse de Choiseul.

Born the youngest child of the late Louis Sebastian, Monsieur le Prince and his wife Sophie Charlotte, of the prestigious Blois de Penthievre family, she inherited her mother's beauty and charm with her father's intelligence and wit.

Born in 1700 at the Chateau d'Argenteuil, the residence of the court, Germaine was the youngest of her siblings. She has become known as a patroness of the arts and a symbol of piety in the court.

## Biography

### **Birth**

Isabelle Germaine de Blois de Penthievre was born on the 18th of February, 1700 at the Chateau d'Argenteuil, Grandelumiere. Born to Monsieur le Prince and Madame la Princesse, there was a gap of eight years between the birth of her elder sister and Germaine herself, which caused worry in the house. Madame la Princesse's pregnancy caused a stir, as many believed that due to her advanced age she might die in childbirth, or the child would be born physically or mentally damaged.

To the relief of many, however, the birth was a success and both mother and child came out of the pregnancy healthy and well.

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Races

The 'core' races (humans, dwarves, elves, half-lings, gnomes) are the most represented within the "City", with humans being the most common although the actual distribution of races varies by the district. Some of the more 'civilized' monstrous races manage to find their way within the city, mostly living within the backstreets. Wings are often very exclusive of what races are allowed within their "Nests", often heavily restricting any of the non 'core' races from entering, although it is not unheard of some managing to be allowed to enter.

Depending on the area, racism ranges from insignificant to extreme within the city, and very often in the "Backstreets" similar races tend to group together, living in clustered boroughs.

(Ask me if you want details on any specific races)
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Isabelle-Adélaïde d'Orléans

Agathe-Charlotte, Comtesse d'Arpajon

Marie-Genevieve, Mademoiselle de Verrieres

**Isabelle-Adélaïde d'Orléans** (née **Rochechouart de Mortemart**; 13th July 1698 - Présent) is a Grandelumièrian noblewoman, and Duchesse d'Orléans Douairière. She is the widow of Louis Philippe de Grandelumière, Duc d'Orléans, and belle-soeur to the Marie IV.

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## Biography

### **Youth**

Isabelle-Adélaïde de Rochechouart de Mortemartwas born at the château d'Argentueil on the 13th July, 1698, as the second child, and first born daughter to Auguste Frédéric de Rochechouart de Mortemart, and Diane Agathe de Blois de Soissons.

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Louis-Pierre Léopold de Blois de Soissons

## Prince de Conde

Louis Alphonse Clement

Marie Louise Sophie

Louis François Auguste

Marie Adélaïde Claudine

Marie Victoire Marguerite

Marie Elisabeth Charlotte

Marie Thérèse Jeanne

Marie Philippine Angélique

**Louis-Pierre Léopold de Blois de Soissons** (29th November 1738 - Present) is a Grandelumierian nobleman and Prince du Sang, holding the title of *Prince de Conde* within the princely house of *Blois de Soissons*. He is the child of *Louis François César de Blois de Soissons* and *Marie-Henriette Jacqueline de Rochechouart de Mortemart*.

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Rinaldo d'Este

## Biography

### Father

Alfonso III d'Este, Duca di Modena e Reggio

### Siblings

Cesare, Principe di Modena
Francesco I, Duca di Modena e Reggio

Obizzo, Vescovo di Modena

Caterina, Principessa di Modena

Cesare, Principe di Modena

Alessandro, Principe di Modena

Carlo Alessandro, Principe di Modena

Margherita, Duchessa di Guastalla

Beatrice, Principessa di Modena

Beatrice, Principessa di Modena

Filiberto, Principe di Modena

Bonifazio, Principe di Modena

Anna Beatrice, Principessa di Modena
César d'Estrées

### Other Posts

Abbé de Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Abbé de Long-Pont, Abbé du Mont Saint Eloi, Abbé de Saint Nicolas aux Bois, Abbé de la Stafarde en Piémont, Abbé de Saint Claude en Franche Comté

## Biography

### Born

5th February 1628, Hôtel d'Estrées, Paris, Île-de-France, Empire de Grandelumière

### Father

François-Annibal d'Estrées, Marquis de Cœuvres

### Siblings

François-Annibal d'Estrées, Comte d'Orbec
Jean d'Estrées, Vicomte de Bercy
Charlotte Geneviève d'Estrées, Comtesse de Champagne
Louis d'Estrées, Vicomte de Soissons
Christine d'Estrées, Mademoiselle de Cœuvres

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**César d'Estrées, Duc-Évêque de Laon** (5 February 1628 - present) was a Grandelumièrian nobleman and cleric descending from the militarily-accomplished Estrées family. The last child of the *Maréchal d'Estrées* and his first wife, Marie de Béthune, César would gain courtly and national prominence with his appointment to the diocese of Laon; owing to such appointment, César coincidingly held the ancient duchy-peerage of Laon and the stature as second peer of the realm.

## Titles, Styles & Honours

### Titles & Styles

* **5 February 1628 - 5 February 1649:** Monsieur le Vicomte de Soissons
* **5 February 1649 - present:** *Sa Grâce Sainte* Monseigneur le Duc-Évêque de Laon
List of House Fortunes

The **List of House Fortunes** describes the cash reserves of all the noble houses currently residing at the court. Due to societal expectations, expenses of court, and access to lavish pursuits and costly material, the nobility save quite little in terms of their yearly incomes.

(For modern conversion 1 livre = £7/$9.75)
Anne Habert de Montmort

Dame d'Honneur à la Mathilde de Bourgogne (1636 - 1654)

Dame d'Honneur à la Anne d'Autriche (1634 - 1636)

Maison Habert de Montmort (birth)

Julienne Angélique d'Estrées, Duchesse de Joyeuse

Signature used own her full name by Marquise de Cœuvres.

**Anne Habert de Montmort** (19th February 1598 – present) was a Grandelumièran noblewoman, popular charity figure in Paris, and **Duchesse d'Estrées**. She was informally as Madame la Maréchale de Cœuvres *(now Duchesse d'Estrées)* following her second marriage to the widower and military hero-celebrity François-Annibal d’Estrées, Marquis de Cœuvres *(now Duc d'Estrées)*. She was the daughter of Jean Robert Habert de Montmort and Anne Hue de Miromesnil. Additionally she served as Dame d'Honneur to the Impératrice, Catherine de Portugal.

## Issue

With her first husband, Charles de Lauzières de Thémines, Marquis de Thémines, she had only one children:

* Catherine de Lauzières-Thémine, Comtesse d'Orbec

With her second husband, François-Annibal d'Estrées, Marquis de Cœuvres *(now Duc d'Estrées)*, she had two children:

* Louis d'Estrees, Comte de Nanteuil-le-Hardouin
* Julienne Angélique d'Estrées, Duchesse de Joyeuse

## Titles and Styles

* **(15th February 1598 - 16th October 1618)** *Demoiselle de Mesnil*
* **(16th October 1618 - 11th December 1621)** *Madame la Marquise de Thémines*
* **(11th December 1621 - 18th April 1634)** *Madame la Marquise Douairière de Thémines*
* **(18th April 1634 - 18th June 1655)** *Madame la Maréchale de Cœuvres*
* **(18th June 1655 - Present)** *Sa Grâce, Madame la Maréchale d'Estrées*
François III & II

### Issue

Charles X & II, Empereur de Grandelumière et Roi d'Écosse†François Henri, Duc de Bourgogne

Louise Victoire, Reine d'Espagne

Philippe Maximilien, Duc d'Orléans †

Catherine Marguerite, Duchesse Douairière de Savoie

Louis Antoine, Duc d'Anjou †

Élisabeth Amélie, Électrice de Bavière

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**François III & II,** (10th October 1582 - 30th May 1617) was the son of Charles IX & I of Grandelumière and Élisabeth d'Autriche, and the current emperor of Grandelumiere and King of Scots. He was the *Monsiegneur le Dauphin* up until his father's assassination in 1601, at which point he ascended to the throne. A descendant of Mary Stuart, his family claimed legitimacy to the English throne on the pretext of the illegitimacy of Elizabeth.

The beginning of his reign was centered on the influence of his step-mother, the powerful Guise faction at court, and the drive to continue the Wars of Religion to defeat the Huguenouts once and for all.

In 1601, his father, Charles IX & I, was assassinated by stabbing while traveling in his carriage. Shortly before succumbing to his wounds, his father told François to "maintain justice and unity throughout your reign". These being the final words his father spoke, François would never forget them. Unfortunately, Francois was a sickly monarch who had contracted various diseases during his reign. There was much concern to his rapidly declining health, and many feared the the Empereur wouldn't live very long. They were right. On the 30th of May, 1617, Francois III & II succumbed to his diseases at the age of 34. His reign only lasted 16 years. Although he enacted a few minor reforms and tried to govern the Empire from his sickbed, he is often known as a sick and disease-filled monarch that achieved almost nothing, with the regent, his wife, Marguerite d'Autritche doing all the work for him. During his reign
Catherine de Portugal

Mme. la Dauphine by Dirk Stoop, c. 1654

Impératrice de Grandelumière (22 May, 1654 - Present)

Miscarriage (1654) †

Louis Emmanuel Philippe Dieudonne de Grandelumière (1654 - Present)

### Romantic Interests

Gabriel-Amédée-Mäel de Clérisseau, M. le Abbé de Fontaine-le-Comte (1654 - 1654)
Louis Maurice de La Trémoïlle, Marquis d’Espinay (1655)

Henri Charles de La Trémoïlle, Prince de Talmont (1654

### Siblings

Teodósio de Bragança †
Joana de Bragança †

Afonso de Bragança

Peter II de Bragança

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Catherine de Portugal** *(Portuguese: Catarina de Bragança; 25 November 1638 – present)* Native to a region suppressed under the rule of the Habsburg Kings of Spain, at the time of her birth her father, John, reigned not as King of Portugal but as the eighth Duke of Braganza alongside his assiduous wife, Luisa de Guzmán (Luisa María Francisca). In 1640, heading a revolt against Spain to secure an independent monarchical state, Catherine's parents were enthroned as the King and Queen-Consort of a rebelling nation state, having broken free from a sixty year personal union since 1580 AD. Despite their rebel status, the lingering European states turned on Spain, allowing Portugal to rise an international superpower in its genesis. For Catherine, now a Princess of Portugal, this meant she would be expected to marry well — a prince, a king, an emperor, which she'd soon accomplish upon her marriage in 1652 to Henri Augustin de Grandelumière, Dauphin turned Emperor, similarly cementing her position with the consummation of their marriage.
Anne d'Autriche

Anne, c. 1625 par Peter Paul Rubens

## Biography

### Full Name

Spanish: Ana María Mauricia de Austria y AustriaFrench: Anne-Marie-Mauricie d'Autriche

### Born

22nd September 1601, Palacio de Benavente, Valladolid, Reino de España (age 56)

### Father

Felipe III & II, Rey de España y Portugal

### Siblings

María, Infanta de España
Felipe IV, Rey de España

María Ana, Emperatriz del Sacro Imperio Romano Germánico

Carlos, Infante de España

Fernando, Infante de España

Margarita, Infanta de España

Alonso, Infante de España
Louis Christophe de Lévis

## Comte de Brion

Brion with his full-grown puppy, circa 1658

### Born

19th June 1640 (aged 18), Château de Ventadour, Moustier-Ventadour, Limousin, Grandelumière

### Romantic Interests

Anne de Conty d'Argencourt, Mademoiselle de la Motte-Argencourt

### Father

François-Christophe de Lévis, Duc de Damville

### Siblings

Marie-Françoise de Lévis, Chanoinesse d'Alix

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Louis Christophe de Lévis-Damville, Comte de Brion** (*Louis Christophe;* 19th June 1640-present) was a Grandelumierian nobleman, Grand Officier de Grandelumière (in his capacity as Grand Master of the Ceremonies) and Capitaine Chevaux-Légers. Louis was the only child of François-Christophe de Lévis, the Duke of Damville and Anne Le Camus.

During his youth, his father was rarely around in the Château de Ventadour, so it was mostly himself, his mother and his older cousins. Louis was an active child, he always like to explore the Castle grounds, and was usually known as "The Spirited Boy". But, when he was in private, he was always sad that he couldn't see his father, and would have almost daily manic episodes and the Castle was never peaceful. Any, or every time he saw his father, it was either he was really happy to see him, or horrified and full of hatred that he was never here.

## Biography

### Early Years

#### Birth and Family

Louis Christophe de Lévis(-Damville) was born at the Château de Ventadour on the 19th of June. His father, François-Christophe de Lévis was the son of Anne de Lévis, Duc de Ventadour, and his wife, Marguerite de Montmorency (<--of whom the Duchy of Damville came). From birth, Louis was the Comte de Brion and heir to the Duchy of Damville. His grandmother, Marguerite de Montmorency was the daughter of Henri I de Montmorency, Duc de Montmorency and Antoinette de La Marck, daughter of Robert IV de Bouillon, Duc-Marechal de Bouillon. When
Françoise Catherine de Savoie

## Consort of Grandelumière

### Coronation

17th October 1614, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims, Empire de Grandelumière

## Biography

### Full Name

Italian: Francesca Caterina di SavoiaFrench: Françoise Catherine de Savoie

### Born

13th April 1695, Torino, Ducato di Savoia

### Died

24th November 1616, Palais du Louvre, Paris, Empire de Grandelumière (aged 21)

### Burial

1st December 1616, Basilica of Saint-Denis, Île-de-France

### Siblings

Filippo Emanuele, Principe di Piemonte
Vittorio Amedeo I, Duca di Savoia

Emanuele Filiberto, Viceré di Sicilia

Margherita, Duchessa di Mantova

Isabella, Principessa di Modena

Maurizio, Principe di Savoia

Maria Apollonia, Duchessa di Borgogna

Tommaso Francesco, Principe di Carignano

Giovanna, Principessa di Savoia
Henri III & I

**Henri III & I** (Full name: Henri Philippe Denis Nicolas André Hilaire; 5th May, 1636 - present) is the Emperor of Grandelumiere, King of France, Scotland, Navarre, England, Ireland, and Duke of Brittany. He succeeded his father, Charles X & II, after his sudden assassination; the young Emperor was only two years of age. For the first portion of his minority reign, Nicole de Lorraine, his mother and the Imperatrice Mere, served the sole regent. Turmoil marked the beginning of his reign as the Empire slowly turned to becoming one of the greats amongst the Empires and Kingdoms of Europe.

## Biography

### Early Life

Henri III was born in 1636 to his father, Charles X & II, and his mother Nicole de Lorraine, with a joyous welcome from a long anxious Empire. His parents, long unhappy without offspring, had incurred significant fears for the future stability of the Empire. His birth would be celebrated for several weeks throughout the state, with banquets, Mass, dances, and fireworks.

From the moment of his birth, he would be handed to the Imperial Governess, the Duchesse de Guise, as her charge. He would later be baptised, with his chosen Godparents are the King and Queen of Spain, Philip IV and Louise Victoire de Grandelumiere.

## Titles & Style

**5th May, 1636 - 2nd September, 1638:** *Son Altesse Impériale, Monseigneur le Dauphin*

**2nd Setepmber, 1638 - Present:** *Sa Majesté Impériale et Très Chrétienne* *Henri III & I, Empereur de Grandelumiere, Roi d'Ecoisse, Roi de Navarre, Roi d'Angleterre, Roi d'Irlande, Prince de Andorre, Duc de Bretagne, Duc de Anjou, Duc de Valois, Duc de Bourgogne, Duc de Vendôme, Duc de Chartres, Duc d’Orléans, Duc de Brittany, Duc d'Alençon, Duc de Auvergne, Duc de Guyenne, Duc de Provence, Duc de Normandie, Duc de Picardie, Duc de Berry, Duc de Châtellerault, Duc d'Angoulême, Duc de Beaupréau, Prince de Condé, Comte de Champagne, Comte de Saint-Germain, Comte de Poitiers, Comte de Toulouse, Comte d’Évreux*
Marie Isabeau Felicite de Blois de Soissons

## Mademoiselle de Mercoeur

Louis Auguste

Louis-Pierre Baptiste

Marie Henriette Madeleine

Marie Isabeau Felicite de Blois de Soissons (Born May 19th, 1755) Is a Grandelumiereian Noblewomen, she is currently the Mademoiselle de Mercoeur. She is the 1st child of the Duchesse de Mercoeur and Duc de Mercoeur. She is known for her childlike personality, she receives this from her mother, Marie Louise Etienniette. Earning her the nickname "*Petite dame"* She lives a lavish lifestyle for being born into a rich house.

## Appearance

Isabeau received little of Etiennette's appearance. the only way they looked alike was there large eyes and pale skin. Isabeau received most of her fathers looks. A large, sculpted nose, and small lips that pointed out. Dark feathered eyebrows and dirty blonde waves that had a matted texture. Powder needed to be caked onto her hair to make it white. Her eyes were a dark shade of hazel. Which no one knows who she got them from.
House Polignac

House Polignac is a Comital house in Southeastern Grandelumiere. While not particularly wealthy, prestigious or influential, the House is known for its temperate, economical members.

## List of Titles

* **Counties**

Comte de Polignac, Comte de Polastron, Comte de Mancini, Comte de Brioude

* **Baronies**

Baron de Noueilles, Baron de Venerque, Baron de Grepiac

* **Seigneuries**

Seigneur de Velay, Seigneur de Blanzac, Seigneur de Saint-Vidal, Seigneur de Le Monteil, Seigneur de Vals-pres-le-puy, Seigneur de Ceyssac, Seigneur d'Espaly-Saint-Marcel, Seigneur de Mézères
Louis-Philippe Henri de Choiseul

## Duc de Choiseul

Isabelle-Henriette Germaine

Louis-Marc Hercules

Louis Frederic Theodose

Gabriel-Alphonse Philippe

Marie-Claudine Therese

Marie-Christine Henriette

Germaine-Yolande Amelie

Frederic-Chrétien Honore

**Louis-Philippe Henri de Choiseul** (13th October 1716 - 4th of August, 1758) was a Grandelumièrian nobleman and courtier who held the title Duc de Choiseul, thus making him head of House of Choiseul.

Well-mannered, dignified, witty and determined, Philippe was well-received at court, which was enhanced by his stunning good looks. His kind and agreeable demeanour, combined with his looks, were what made him popular amongst the nobility.

Born in 1716 at Le Palais du Louvre, Philippe was revered by his household and the court for producing a long line of children, and potential heirs, which was typical of a Choiseul. His untimely death in 1758, after only a year of his tenure as Duc de Choiseul, threw the house into mourning.
Renoir Melchior-Charles François de Rochefoucauld

## Early Life

Sophie Clementine, Mademoiselle de Marcillac

Laurene Antoinette, Mademoiselle de Bayers

Charles-Edouard, Marquis de Liancourt

Anne Athenais Therese, Mademoiselle de Liancourt

Marie-Claudine Antoinette, Mademoiselle de Sainte-Maure

Blanche-Henriette Benedicte, Mademoiselle de Puynaudin

### **Birth**

Renoir Melchior-Charles François de Rochefoucauld was a Grandelumierian noble and ***Duc de La Roche-Guyon***. He was the eldest child and son of the Duc and Duchesse de La Rochefoucauld.

Renoir was born on 18th September 1745 at Le Château d'Argenteuil in the early hours of the morning.

### **Christening**

Renoir was christened as Renoir Melchior-Charles François de Rochefoucauld on 5th February 1746. His godparents were a maternal aunt and a paternal uncle.

### **Childhood**

Cared for by governesses as a young child, Renoir was not very close with his parents in his young years. He was close with his eldest brother.

Renoir, being the heir, was cared for rather nicely as the heir and a favorite son. He was tutored in many languages and mathematics, literature, history, and music.

Fancying music, Renoir learned to play the harpsichord, cello, flute, and violin. He composed several simple songs as a child, and received many instrumental lessons. His parents began to wonder if he'd become a musician someday, but continued to prepare him for a courtly lifestyle as well as have him be tutored and learn to strengthen his instrumental skills.

## Marriage

Renoir was engaged to Véronique Irene Diane de Noailles, Mademoiselle de Larche, in 1765.

## Adulthood

### **Appearance**

Renoir had a round face that slightly pointed at the chin. He had hazel eyes, brunette hair, and a fair complexion. He was rather tall, standing at 6'2. He was slender.

### **Court**

As an adult courtier, Renoir was rather liked for his sophistication and appreciation of the arts and literature. He could often be heard discussing various topics such as music, literature, and world politics with friends and strangers alike.

Renoir always kept up with the trends. He often sported the latest colors and patterns. While not coming from the wealthiest house, Renoir still made an appearance to fit into the court and appear as wealthy as a noble could.

### **Issue:**

* Raphael Sebastian-Fontaine, Marquis de Marcillac (1766)
* Émilie-Xaviere Élisabeth, Mademoiselle de Roche-Guyon (1767)
* Sophie Clementine, Mademoiselle de Marcillac (1769)
* Laurene Antoinette, Mademoiselle de Bayers (1770)
* Charles-Edouard, Marquis de Liancourt (1771)
* Anne Athenais Therese, Mademoiselle de Liancourt (1772)
* Marie-Claudine Antoinette, Mademoiselle de Sainte-Maure (1773)
* Blanche-Henriette Benedicte, Mademoiselle de Puynaudin (1774)
List of Annual House Incomes

The Nobility of Grandelumiere makes their income from the land held by their family. This usually comes in the form of agriculture. Members of the nobility own large plots of farmland, from which wheat, fruits, vegetables, and pastures from which meat, dairy products and eggs might be collected and sold at market. The money made by the peasantry is given to the local nobility or paid in taxes. This is because the serfs work the land for the nobility, thus making a small portion of the money themselves for labour.

In addition to agriculture, one might possess mining area for stone, coals, and metals. Forges may also be operated, as with windmills, and other means to process raw goods (wineries are a common example). A noble may also own ports to tax income and, assuming there are towns within their territory, may make income from toll roads and town gates.

However, in accordance with noble duties, most nobility are discouraged from commercial enterprises, which may cause dérogeance, the loss of nobility. This also covered manual labour besides that of military service.

Nobility of well-off standing can earn up to 100,000-150,000 livres per annum from their lands, however, some of the more prestigious families could triple such an income. Despite this, the provincial families have incomes of around 10,000 livres per annum.

(For modern conversion 1 livre = £7/$9.75)

## Annual Incomes

The incomes listed in the following table are organised by those incomes earned from the land held, while paid comes are those given for holding an office or position within the state.
House Blois de Soissons

Duc d'Enghien

Duc de Montmorency

Duc de Mercoeur

Marquis de Graville

Marquis des Isles

Comte de Charolais

Comte de La Marche

Comte de Pezenas

Comte d'Alais

Comte de Soissons

Comte de Clermont-en-Argonne

Comte de Sancerre

**The House of Blois de Soissons** is a Grandelumierian princely house, notably extremely wealthy and influential as the third highest ranking house in Grandelumiere based on relation to the sovereign and the Imperial Dynasty. In possession of much wealthy land and with prestigious connections across the Empire, the modern house of Blois de Soissons remains one of the most influential and important houses in Grandelumiere.

Formed in 1578 as a settlement between Charles Francois de Grandelumiere and his brother, the Emperor, the house has grown from a small branch of the House of Blois into the large house we see today. The house retains its close ties to the Imperial Dynasty and its relatives in House Blois de Penthievre.
Louis Baptiste de Grandelumiere

### Born

16th December 1742, Le château d'Argenteuil, Seine-et-Oise, Paris, Grandelumière

### Issue

Marie Sophie du MaineLouise-Marie-Raphaëlle du Maine

Marie Louise Élisabeth du Maine

Louise Dorothée du Maine

### Siblings

Louis Auguste, Monseigneur le Grand-DauphinMarie Sophie, Reine d'Espagne

Marie Louise, Duchesse de Parme

Louis Emmanuel, Duc de Bretagne

Louis Philippe, Duc de Bourgogne

Marie Adelaide, Abbesse de Cîteaux

Louis Ferdinand, Duc du Maine

Louis Etienne, Duc du Maine

Marie Thérèse, Princesse de Condé

Louis Charles, Duc d'Aquitaine

Louis Antoine, Duc du Maine

Marie Antoinette, Reine d'Angleterre
Humbert III de Seyssel

Humbert Aimery de Seyssel, 'à l'ancienne' par 'Luigi Gentile', c. 1655

Marie Annette de Joyeuse, Mademoiselle de Joyeuse (1656 - Present; Platonic)

**Humbert III , Vicomte de Maurienne** (Humbert Aimery Simon de Seyssel; born 3rd November 1624) was a Grandelumièrian nobleman and gardener. Referred as Maurienne or *Le Bon Humbert* by his Savoyard contemporaries, Humbert was born as the last male representant of the Seyssel-Maurienne branch of the de Seyssel lineage, one out of numerous ones still surviving to this day. Supposed to be a bringer of change within his diminishing line, Maurienne carries the enormous burden upon his shoulder to continue the passing of his name and blood by all means, as per his deceased father's last wishes to see his familial name spread until immemorial times.

Born within a well-prominent, tough remaining provincial, asristocratic Savoyard lineage of the Duché de Savoie. Humbert is descended from the de Seyssel by his father; *Pierre Aimery de Seyssel* and Southern-Occitanian-hailing Comtes de Foix-Candale (alledgely) by his devout mother; *Louise de Nogaret de La Valette de Foix*. He had been conditioned from his birth to integrate his familial interests at best within all of his decisions, to ensure of his lineage's sustainability over time, they are thoroughly analyzed by Humbert's conceptualization.

This trivial Savoyard aristocrat arrived recently at court as a permanent courtier, trough the sponsorship of *Christine de* *Grandelumière, Duchesse douairière de Savoie* , as a matter of integration within the higher circles of the Grandelumièrian realm and by providing a Savoyard presence within the domains of her nephew; Henri IV de Grandelumière. Aside from these official reasons of admittance within the famed court of the young Emperor, Humbert de Seyssel posses his personal reasons; seeing court not only as a tool of social rise but a potential way to find a decent bride within the families composing court in order to continue the sustainability of his lineage.

## Issue

With his deceased wife, *Anne Rénée Philiberte de Savoie-Tende*, Humbert had only a sole daughter:

* Anne-Adrienne Louise Renée de Seyssel-Savoie-Tende, Demoiselle de Maurienne (1641 - Present)

With his second wife, Marie Annette de Joyeuse, Humbert had one daughter:

* Marie-Annette Renée Polyxène de Seyssel, Demoiselle de Marcellaz

## Titles, Styles and Honours

### Titles and Styles

* **3rd November 1624 - 16th May 1633:** *Sa Seigneurie,* Monsieur le Seigneur de Marcellaz
* **16th May 1633** **- Present:** *Sa Seigneurie,* Monsieur le Vicomte de Maurienne
	+ **24th April 1651 - Present:** *Messire, le Châtelain comtal de Cusy*

### Honours

* Jardinier Principal-Adjoint du Duc Charles-Emmanuel II de Savoie (appointed July 4th 1651)
François Hercule de Lévis

François Hercule de Lévis c. 1650

Marie Adélaïde de Lévis, Mademoiselle de Tingry

### Siblings

Charles-François de Lévis, Marquis d'AnnonayCharlotte-Françoise de Lévis, Marquise de Grandpré

Marie Marguerite de Lévis, Mademoiselle de Ventadour

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**François Hercule de Lévis, Prince de Tingry** (born 27th March, 1621) was a Grandelumierian noble and courtier.

François was the eldest child of Henri de Lévis, *Duc of Ventadour*, and his wife Marie-Liesse de Luxembourg.

## Early Life

### Birth and Family

François Hercule was born on the 26th of March, 1621 at the Hotel de Ventadour in Paris. He was the first born son of Henri de Lévis and Marie-Liesse de Luxembourg, who were at the time the Marquise and Marquise d'Annonay. He was later joined by three younger siblings - a brother and two sisters. As the eldest born and eventual heir, he was styled the Comte de La Voulte. Shortly after he was baptized as François Hercule.

His family was descended from the ancient House of Lévis, a family which emerged to prominence during the Albigensian Crusade, serving under Simon IV de Montfort. The House of Lévis split into several branches over the years, but the Ventadours gained superiority in the 16th century with the possession of the duchy. Henri's family asserts their superiority by using the surname de Lévis, as opposed to their legal surname the de Lévis-Ventadour. His mother is from the prestigious de Luxembourg family. Additionally he is descended from the Houses of La Marck, Montmorency, and Savoie; three prestigious houses in their own right.

## Issue

From his first marriage with Marie Louise Claire d'Albert de Luynes, François had one child:

* Charlotte Henriette de Lévis, Mademoiselle de Ventadour (15th June 1643 - Present)

From his second marriage with Jeanne Charlotte de Talleyrand-Périgord, François had two children:

* Jean-Baptiste Charles de Lévis, Comte de La Voulte (1654)
* Marie Adélaïde de Lévis, Mademoiselle de Tingry (1655)

## Titles, Styles & Honours

### Titles & Styles

* **27th March 1621 - 8th December 1622:** Monsieur le Comte de La Voulte
* **8th December 1622 - [Marriage]:** *Monsieur le Marquis d'Annonay*
* **[Marriage date] - Present:** *Monsieur le Prince de Tingry*
Grandelumière Wiki

**The Empire of Grandelumière** (French: l'Empire de Grandelumière) emerged from the western part of Charlemagne's Carolingian Empire, known as West Francia, and achieved increased prominence under the rule of the House of Capet, founded by Hugh Capet in 987. The empire rose as the vanguard of western Europe. In modern day, it is well-regarded as the most senior daughter of the church and the epicentre for European culture, diplomacy, and society.
Marie Marguerite de Lévis

Mademoiselle de Ventadour par Thomas Zéphir de Sacleux, c. 1649

Charlotte-Françoise, Marquise de Grandpré

**Marie, Mademoiselle de Ventadour** (Marie Marguerite de Lévis; born 8th May 1625) is a Grandelumièrian noblewoman and courtier. Born to *Henri de Lévis* and *Marie-Liesse de Luxembourg*, respectively Duc and Duchesse de Lévis, Marie belongs to the respected line of the Lévis.

As sole unmarried daughter of the Duc de Lévis, *Marie* has an heavy burden upon her shoulders. Facing everyday the strict expectation of the court of Charles XI, she finds herself lost within a multitude of unknown courtiers at the ready to grasp her fortune and heritage. Thankfully within her solitude Marie found confidence and courage within virtuous figures, aiding her to march along the crowded halls of Montrouge, within the person of *Alphonse-Chrétien de Blois* placing himself as her mentor. As of Spring of 1652 she aspire for yet more and hopes to fly freely by herself.
DC Comics - Games

This is just a list of female characters found in the games made for DC Comics.

Some characters might be listed more than once since each game portrays each character differently

## Games

### Batman Arkham Series

* Maria Andrade
* Catwoman
* Gretchen Whistler
* Harley Quinn
* Barbara Gordon-Drake/Oracle
* Penelope Young
* Poison Ivy
* Sarah Cassidy
* Vicki Vale
* Wendi Maga
* Holly Robinson
* Nora Fries
* Stacy Baker
* Talia al Ghul
* Talia's League of Assassin's sect
* Unnamed (female) Assassin
* Alison Wears
* Christina Bell
* Clara Saberton
* Ella Montgomery
* Francine Langstrom
* Hanrahan
* Jessica Houston
* Lisa Mendes
* Nyssa Raatko
* Officer McQueen
* Peyton Riley
* Sharon Jones
* Amanda Waller
* "Alice"
* Andrea Beaumont
* Bank Manager
* Candy
* Carla Viti
* Clarissa Rodriguez
* Copperhead
* Kitrina Falcone
* Louisa or Luisa Falcone
* Lucia Viti
* Shiva
* Shiva's Elite?
* Sofia Falcone
* Tiffany Ambrose
* Tracey Buxton
* The Carpenter
* Anne Bishop
* Fiona Wilson
* Katie Burke
* Zatanna (poster only)

### Suicide Squad

* Killer Frost
* Wonder Woman
* Harley Quinn
* Amanda Waller

### Batman Telltale Series

* Iman Avesta
* Esther Cobblepot
* Deborah
* Vesper Fairchild
* Tiffany Fox
* Genevieve Lawton
* Barbara Gordon
* James Gordon's wife
* Selina Kyle
* Lauren
* Joan Leland
* Leslie Thompkins
* Renee Montoya
* Harleen Quinzel
* Regina Zellerbach
* Patricia Vale
* Virago Patron
* Vicki Vale
* Martha Wayne
* Amanda Waller
Louis Xavier Auguste Henri de Rohan

### Predecessor

Pietro Ottoboni (1709-1730) [Couronne Cardinal]Louis-Maximilien Xavier Auguste de Rohan (1639-1715) [Duc de Rohan]

## Biography

### Born

3rd November 1694, Le château d'Argenteuil, Seine-et-Oise, Paris, Île-de-France, Grandelumière

### Died

2nd September 1737, Le château d'Argenteuil, Seine-et-Oise, Paris, Île-de-France, Grandelumière

### Mother

Frédérique Marie Élisabeth Henriette de Rohan

### Religion

Roman Catholic

**Louis Xavier Auguste Henri de Rohan** (3rd November 1694 - 2nd December 1737), Archevêque de Reims, was a Grandelumièrian nobleman, cleric and statesman who occupied the post of "Couronne Cardinale" all while presiding over the head of Rohan with the title **Duc de Rohan** (1715 to 1737).

## Biography

### **Youth**

* **3rd November 1694 - 21st February 1715** Son Altesse, Duc de Ventadour
* **21st February 1715 - 2nd September 1737** Son Altesse, Duc de Rohan
Henri Nicolas, Marquis de Grandpré

Nicolas, circa 1654

### Siblings

Béatrice Henriette de Joyeuse, Duchesse de Damville (Imprisoned) (1624)Robèrt Louis de Joyeuse, Baron d'Arques (1627)

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Henri Nicolas de Joyeuse, Marquis de Grandpré** (3rd April 1625-present) was a Grandelumièrian nobleman and heir to the illustrious Maison de Joyeuse. Nicolas was born to the Grand Master of the Emperor's Household, Anne II Robèrt de Joyeuse and Jeanne Clementine de Blois. He was wed to Charlotte Françoise de Lévis, who was the twin of Charles François, Duc de Montcontour. When he was introduced to court in 1646 after his formal education, he set out to join the military, gaining the rank Sergeant-Major. Then, he easily joined and acquired the role of "Gentleman of the Chamber", seeing how is father was the Grand Master. Not before long, his father become the Governor of Languedoc, and appointed Nicolas as his Lieutenant-Governor. He was also the father of twin girls and one son.

During his time in school, he would meet the young Prince, Louis-Maurice de La Trémoille, Marquis d'Espinay and would become very, very close with him. It was clear how they had liked each other and they both refused to believe it until the Comte de Bassy's ball. From then on out, they would have small affairs that would course over a decade until the Marquis left to be with his father, leaving Nicolas heartbroken. His stress and heartbreak would then be relieved after the Head Servant at the Château de Joyeuse, Jules Frazier. He would then have a couple of affairs with Frazier, until he broke it off explaining how he missed the Marquis too much. He would then focus mainly on building his reputation at court and assisting in the management of Languedoc. When the Marquis returned, Nicolas was way over him, and would avoid the Marquis at all costs.. (to be continued..)

In 1655 was the year of terror as Nicolas so put it. Many unnecessary events took place during the summer of that year, which slightly but a halt with his self esteem until the night after the coronation, where Nicolas was awarded with 15,000₶ and a silver neckless of likeness from His Majesty, the Emperor himself. This would soon boost his morality and would go on to pretty much run the Governorship of Languedoc in his father's absence and would note all of the pro's and con's he had each day, memorizing what to do and not to do. He would go on to become one of the leading figures in the south of France and would be known across Languedoc as *"Le Lieutenant"* in his capacity as the Lieutenant-Governor.

## Early Life (1625-1646)

### Birth, Family and Lineage

Henri Nicolas de Joyeuse, born the 3rd of April, 1625.. (to be continued..)

## Issue

With his wife, Charlotte-Françoise de Lévis, Nicolas had three children namely:

* *François Nicolas Xavier, Comte de Bouchage (1650-present)*
* *Henriette Clémentine, Mademoiselle de Grandpré (1655-present)*
* *Julienne Angelique, Mademoiselle de Bouchage (1655-present)*
Madeleine Charlotte Bonne Thérèse de Clermont-Luxembourg

**Madeleine Charlotte Bonne Thérèse de Clermont-Tonnerre-Luxembourg** (b. 1635, August 14th - Present) is the daughter of Charles Henri II de Clermont-Tonnerre, Vicomte de Tallard and Marguerite Charlotte de Luxembourg-Piney, suo jure Duchesse de Luxembourg. Charlotte hails from a most illustrious line of great nobility and princes within Grandeluimiere.

A young woman noted for her quick wit, charm, and beauty, Charlotte established herself as a graceful and beautiful lady amongst the ranks of nobility in the empire.
Louis I de Courtenay

## Monsieur le Prince

### Issue

Gabrielle Charlotte de Courtenay, Marquise de BauxLouis de Courtenay, Comte de Bléneau

### Father

Jean II de Courtenay, Prince de Courtenay †

### Siblings

Madeleine de Courtenay, Mademoiselle de Courtenay †Amicie de Courtenay, Mademoiselle de Chevillon †

Robert de Courtenay Abbé des Eschalis †

### Religion

Roman Catholicism

**Louis I de Courtenay** (25 August 1610 - Present) is a Grandelumèrian nobleman and *Prince du Sang*. Stylized as *Monsieur le Prince*, he is *le Première Prince du Sang* and is the figurehead of the ancient *Maison de Courtenay*. Being the first Courtenay to be raised at court for hundreds of years, Monsieur le Prince cherished his family's origins and was set on distinguishing himself from other nobles.

Louis de Courtenay was born on August 25th, 1610, to his parents Jean II de Courtenay, then Seigneur de Chevillon, and Madeleine de Marle. He received a very modest and basic education, as his formative years were uneventful, being the son of a Seigneur. His life changed drastically at the age of 9, wherein his family was elevated to Du Sang status, and received a hefty pension. Louis was entering into the limelight as he was now given a more extensive education and he began to develop a taste for the arts, and at the same time became more active, participating in jousting.

Louis' father, Jean II, died at the ripe age of 73, in 1639. The 29 year old Louis de Courtenay ascended to Prince de Courtenay, being styled as *Monsieur le Prince*. He was quickly thrown into courtly duties, and into the task of finally making a name for himself, of distinguishing himself.

## Early Life

### Formative Years

After 19 long hours of labor, Louis de Courtenay was born to his parents Jean de Courtenay and Madeleine de Marle, on August 25th, 1610. Notably, his mother developed Postpartum depression after his birth. Due to Louis' rural upbringing and his parents' limited financial resources, he was not given a comprehensive education. Instead, he spent most of his time hunting and reading, which eventually led to his becoming an enthusiastic reader.

### Adolescence

At the age of 9, Louis' life changed dramatically. Emperor Charles X had disinherited the House of Bourbon in 1590 for their faith, and so the House of Courtenay become the only other Capetian branch which had not yet faced extinction. His grandson Philippe VIII remained childless and was beginning to age, which led to him being compelled by minister Cardinal Richelieu to recognize the living members of the House of Courtenay as princes of the blood. The Courtenay's situation changed almost overnight, with a state pension, elevation, and a place at court. From them on Louis was formally raised at court, finally being given the necessary education. At court he developed a liking for the arts, and expanded upon his love for hunting by practicing jousting.
Line of Succession to the Grandelumierian Throne

**Succession to the Grandelumierian Throne** is determined by ancestry, gender, legitimacy, and religion. The throne is inherited by the monarch's children, or in the case of childlessness, by the nearest line of children. Grandelumiere carries on a Frankish tradition of Salic Law, though since the inheritance of Elisabeth I from her father Philippe I, female succession has been permitted if two conditions are met: the reigning house must have no male heirs, and a special decree by the reigning monarch designating a female as heir apparent must be made.

The famous Edict of Grand Light (955) by Pope Agapetus II stated: *"Should this blessed crown be granted or fall into the hands of a heretic then it shall be henceforth dissolved in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ."* Thus retaining the rights to the Kingdom of Grandelumiere to Roman Catholics. This act was further solidified centuries later by the Cardinal-King Louis XI in the Preservation of Faithful Succession (1577), which stated, *"Only those in communion with the Church in Rome may be eligible for the Crown of Grandelumiere."* In another means of protecting the throne from a potential Protestant inheritance, those with *"spouses of a faith other than the Roman Catholic faith"* are excluded from succession as well.

Illegitimate children born outside wedlock may be eligible for inheritance, so long as they were legitimized by decree of a Grandelumierian sovereign. Currently, the heir apparent to the Empire of Grandelumiere is Charles Edouard François, who carries the traditional style *Dauphin.*

The following list is the current line of male heirs of the House of Blois to the Empire of Grandelumiere in accordance with these laws:
House Blois de Penthievre

**The Most Serene House of Blois of Penthièvre** *(Parisian: La Maison Sérénissime de Blois de Penthièvre)* is a Grandelumierian princely house and a cadet branch of the House of Blois. The name is derived from the title *Duc de Penthièvre*, which was the title of the founder of the branch, Gaston Henri, Duc de Penthièvre, who himself was the second son of King Louis XII of Grandelumiere. The head of the family is currently considered the senior prince of the blood.

## List of Titles

### **Titles**

* **Duchies**
	+ Duc de Penthièvre, Duc de Chartres, Duc de Berry, Duc de Lorraine, Duc d'Amboise, Duc de Châteauvillain, Duc de Rambouillet, Duc de Gisors, Duc d'Arc-en-Barrois, Duc d’Aumale

* **Principalities**
	+ Prince de Lamballe, Prince de Dombes, Prince de Joinville

* **Marquisates**
	+ Marquis de Vernon, Marquis de Civry, Marquis de Montrichard, Marquis de Quiberon

* **Counties**
	+ Comte de Dourdan, Comte d'Eu, Comte de Guingamp, Comte d’Anet, Comte de Toulouse, Comte de Romorantin, Comte de Mortain, Comte de Bar-sur-Seine, Comte d’Auge, Comte de Saint-Sauveur-le-Comte

* **Baronies**
	+ Baron d’Andely, Baron d’Autrain, Baron de Beaucaire, Baron de Châteauneuf-en-Thiherais

* **Lordships**
	+ Seigneur de Bégard, Seigneur de Jugon, Seigneur de Noyal, Seigneur de Plestan, Seigneur d’Auray, Seigneur de Carbaix, Seigneur de Dinan, Seigneur d’Hennebont, Seigneur de Fougères, Seigneur de Ploëmel, Seigneur de Quimper, Seigneur de Quimperlé, Seigneur d’Etables, Seigneur de Sceaux, Seigneur de Chatenay, Seigneur de Châtillon, Seigneur de Plessis-Piquet, Seigneur de Bourg-la-Reine, Seigneur de Fontenay-aux-Roses, Seigneur d’Antony, Seigneur de Bagneux, Seigneur de Brie-Comte-Robert, Seigneur de Lesigny, Seigneur de Ferolles, Seigneur de Chevry, Seigneur de Laqueue-en-Yvelines, Seigneur du Tréport, Seigneur de Guerville, Seigneur de Lougroy, Seigneur de Saint-Pierre-en-Val, Seigneur de Bailly, Seigneur d’Orges, Seigneur de Créancy, Seigneur de Coupray, Seigneur de Blessonville, Seigneur de Richebourg, Seigneur d’Aubepierre-sur-Aube, Seigneur de Montribourg, Seigneur de Courcelles, Seigneur de Bacqueville, Seigneur de Montribourg, Seigneur de Vernia, Seigneur de Pacy, Seigneur de Pré, Seigneur de Lyons-la-Forêt, Seigneur de Villeneuve-la-Garenne, Seigneur de Rochesuart, Seigneur de Couesnon, Seigneur de Lesneven, Seigneur de Carhaix, Seigneur de Hoedic, Seigneur de Houat
Gargoyles

## Female Characters

* Ambassador Chung
* Anastasia Renard
* Angela
* Banshee
* Beth Maza
* Billy's Mom
* Coco
* Coldfire
* Delilah
* Demona
* Diane Maza
* Ekidna
* Elisa Maza
* Erin
* Finella
* Fleance
* Flo Dane
* Fox
* Grandmother
* Gruoch
* Hyena
* Hyppolyta
* Illuminata
* Katana
* Lady of the Lake
* Lois
* Luna
* Lunette
* Lydia Duane
* Maggie the Cat
* Margot Yale
* Maria Chavez
* Mary
* Molly
* Obsidiana
* Ophelia
* Phoebe
* Princess Elena
* Princess Katharine
* Robyn Canmore
* Sacrifice
* Scota
* Seline
* Shari
* Sora
* Susan Greene
* Tasha
* Tea Gora
* Titania
* True
* Turquesa
* Una
* Venus
* Weird Sisters