Devlin Mooney
| Clan | Nosferatu |
|---|---|
| Sect | Camarilla |
| Social Class | Ancilla |
| Morality | Humanity |
| Lineage | The Mastiffs |
| Position(s) | Sheriff of Pittsburgh |
Further Information
Devlin typically appears as a middle-aged man of average height and above average girth, with long graying brown hair and a full beard. He tends to dress in mostly black, typically a bowler hat, long leather duster, leather vest, collarless shirt, black jeans and harness boots. For dressier occasions, he'll trade out the leather vest for brocade waistcoats in various colors.
- Born in Ireland sometime in the 1830s.
- Immigrates to America in 1840s due to the Potato Famine.
- Becomes a reporter for the Pittsburgh Gazette in 1850s.
- Known to be a medium and active in occult and spiritualist circles.
- War correspondent during the Civil War.
- Embraced into Mastiff lineage in 1860s.
- Becomes Sheriff of Pittsburgh in 1921.
Devlin is an established Camarilla Ancilla who is a skilled investigator and troubleshooter. He is known to communicate with the restless dead and is a recognized expert on a variety of supernatural entities. He is a member of the Mastiffs lineage of Nosferatu, known for their dogged defense of the Camarilla.
- He's not just a medium, but a trained Necromancer.
- He's a Samedi hiding among the Nosferatu
- Devlin still likes to eat the occasional potatoe - Grendel
"Yes, I fucking see dead people! Stop quoting that movie at me!!"
- "That man, the one who looks like a cowboy at a funeral? Ah, I believe that would be Mister Mooney. He's Irish and a cop, you know, which is only the worst combination of temperaments imaginable. With all that negative energy, little wonder he attracts ghosts! Perhaps he even made some of them." - Zoltan Vancura
- “A nice young man who’s eyes are open wider than most, an entire world exists outside the perception of a small lucky few. I am glad he chose to seek out my council.” - Mother Maspeth
| Player | Michael Prettiman |
|---|---|
| MES # | US2002022648 |
| Domain | Example Domain, AB |
| Storyteller | Francis Whalen |
