Artist, Builder Priest, Visionary. Also a foppish prat.

Vermillion had decided to dip his hand in the adventuring trade in the hopes that it will provide inspiration for his artistic projects. What it actually provided was a truly unreasonable number of curses.

Following yet another journey into misfortune, Vermillion has ended up as a vampiric anomaly besotted with Mircalla Karnstein, Queen of the Blood Forest.

Class:Builder Priest

Background #1:Doctor

Background #2:Merchant

Skills

• Use Hammer
• Hammer Talent 1
• Hamme Potency
• Divine Favour: Concussive Strike
• Wealth
• Tough
• Emergency Aid
• Craftsman 1
• Miracle: Rework
• Miracle: Reinforce
• Miracle: Divine Forging
• Improved Divine Aura
• Touch of Divinity
• Craftsman 2
• Connections: Engineer's Guild, Art Lovers
• Divine Favour: Reconstruction
• Craftsman 3
• Master Craftsman
• Divine Favour: Imprison

Smith of Legend

Children of the Night

• At Home in the Shadows

Organisational Ties: Blood Forest

Stuff

• Mastercrafted Heavy Armour
• Mastercrafted Hammer
• 2x Standard Hammer
• Standard Chisel (dagger)
• Standard Light Armour
• Superior Heavy Armour
• 1x Stone Skin
• 6xRejeuvenation of the Flesh
• 254R

Specials

• Vermillion's artworks always have a certain je nais se quoi that sets them apart from the crowd.
• Cursed to communicate in song.
• Mystical Mask is glued to his face.
• Dorian Grey style statue
• Vampiric Hunger
• Part Anomaly

Vermillion's Artworks

• Plight of the Accursed - Standard Quality Sculpture of Simone L'Etincelle, her features a mix between bestial fury and desperate pleading. Her hands are clawing at the throat of a terrified Tender priest who bears a striking resemblance to Lionel Collins.
• Statue commemorating the opening of FOUNDERS! the Musical. Standard Quality diorama depicting the Founders battling a nefarious, masked wizard. Eschewing the recent trend of modelling the Founders according to their historical appearances, Vermillion has taken inspiration from the features of both the play's cast and his adventuring companions to capture both heroic determination and all-too-human frailty in the visage of Arcyn's icons. The wizard looks like a more mysteriously debonair Balthazar.
• Two fine paintings from the collection of Baron Stubbs.