Solomon Reynolds
| Pronouns | He/Him |
|---|---|
| Clan | House Carna |
| Sect | Unaligned |
| Social Class | Ancilla |
| Morality | Humanity |
| Position(s) | Fence Sitter |
Further Information
Solomon is slightly above average height and a physically well built and stocky individual who looks to be in their late 20's to early 30's. Their hair is long and black and is worn tied up in a bun, usually over the red bandanna that he wears wrapped around his head. Their style of clothing can vary from typical Appalachian fashion to a Southern Gothic style.
Solomon is always accompanied by his finest friend (typically carried in a bag in public, or given time to roam around when in less mundane company), an opossum named Bayard Rustin. Named for a famous workers right activist.
1895 - Year Born
1917 - 1919 Fought in WWI
1921 - Participated in The Battle of Blair Mountain
1924 - Embraced
1935 - Left the Accounting
1936 - The trio of Absalom, Mitchell, and Solomon Split for unknown reasons.
1936 to 2024 - Solomon pops up in random places his brothers have been but is hardly seen between these distant visits.
2024 - Solomon Arrives in Pittsburgh a long delay after his brothers and settles in outside the domain.
Solomon Reynolds was born and raised in the middle of Appalachian coal country, Red jacket, West Virginia in Mingo County. His father was a coal miner and his mother stayed home to take care of him, his older brothers Absalom and Mitchell, and their eight other brother's and sisters.
Solomon, Mitchell, and Absalom from a young age knew they did not want to be trapped in the mines all their life, so they set themselves to one of the other opportunities afforded to them. Moonshining. Mitchell built stills and ran a shining business from the time he was 13 until he, the second oldest brother Abraham, and the eldest brother Absalom joined the army to fight overseas in World War I. Solomon took it from there until the three Eldest returned. Where they built it even further than they could have dreamed.
After Blair Mountain, The trio continued the fight for miners' and workers rights until 1924, when the three were embraced. No info about why or how they were chosen or even why they accepted is known, but from there on out, they went about their tasks. Solomon, remaining the ever stalwart enforcer for his brothers, found himself a way through the new world they had entered. Which caused a divide between the two and him. The trio split, and Solomon and his brothers went about their own businesses.
Present day: Sol has offered several services to the kindred of Pittsburgh, mostly through rituals he has picked up as he's gone. He is hopeful this will be a lucrative arrangement continuing into the future.
"Ruskin Scream for the Nice People." - Sol, "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" - Ruskin
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| Player | Anthony Pascarella |
|---|---|
| Pronouns | He/Him |
| MES # | US2021060011 |
| Domain | PA-020-D |
| Storyteller | Kevin Tapper |
