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'''Carmine of Flambeau''' is the wife of the [[House Jerbiton|Jerbiton]] [[primus]], [[Andru of Jerbiton]]. She resides at [[Valnastium]], the Jerbiton [[domus magna]], in the [[Greater Alps Tribunal]] with her husband. They have both children and grandchildren, all unGifted. Carmine is also a muse, with a virtue of the same name. | '''Carmine of Flambeau''' is the wife of the [[House Jerbiton|Jerbiton]] [[primus]], [[Andru of Jerbiton]]. She resides at [[Valnastium]], the Jerbiton [[domus magna]], in the [[Greater Alps Tribunal]] with her husband. They have both children and grandchildren, all unGifted. Carmine is also a muse, with a virtue of the same name. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:47, 19 May 2013
Carmine of Flambeau is the wife of the Jerbiton primus, Andru of Jerbiton. She resides at Valnastium, the Jerbiton domus magna, in the Greater Alps Tribunal with her husband. They have both children and grandchildren, all unGifted. Carmine is also a muse, with a virtue of the same name.
References
Fifth Edition
- Houses of Hermes: Societates, page 52, deals with Carmine, though more with Andru as this is the Jerbiton section of the book.
Fourth Edition
- Sanctuary of Ice, page 92 with mention in pages 82-87 covering Andru, in the Valnastium section. An insert on page 92 introduced the muse virtues for Fourth Edition.