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Jester

Listed as “Genevieve Lavorre | Jester”

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Named Genevieve Lavorre at birth, Jester is a 5 feet, 3 inches tall blue tiefling with blue hair. She has G cup bust and a nice sexy body, She wears a pretty dress that shows some nice cleavage, and she has freckles everywhere. She wears a belt with a symbol to the Traveler on her waist. She has an Eastern European accent.

She sometimes wore a ribbon tied around her left horn. This ribbon was originally wrapped around Jester's map of Wildemount, but Jester kept it because it looked "pretty". She later attached it to a glaive to increase the weapon's value during a trade in Zadash.

As of "Titles and Tattoos", Jester has a diamond dust tattoo covering her upper chest and shoulders, resembling clasped hands.

Jester is excitable and eager. According to Molly (and herself), everyone tells her that she is pure of virtue, worthwhile, and a creature of some repute. She delights in small acts of mischief and trickery and can be plied with offerings of pastries. She is also quite the sexual deviant, reading smutty romance novels and such

She keeps a sketchbook that she appears to use as a kind of pictorial journal, in part as her way of devotion to the Traveler. She also enjoys leaving mysterious notes and drawings - especially of penises - in random places to be found later, sometimes asking her male party members for references. Jester asks many people she meets if they know the Traveler, as it appears that she is unaware of how widespread his following is. She openly discusses him everywhere she goes and does not seem concerned with the potential consequences of worshipping an unapproved deity in the Dwendalian Empire.

It is unclear to what extent her apparent personality traits are genuine. It is possible that her seemingly random mischief is all an act of devotion to the Traveler. Jester is extremely devoted to the Traveler, offering to leave the Mighty Nein early on if he doesn't like her being with a group. She follows the Traveler's directives to create chaos but always gives something back and knock proud people down a peg. The only times Jester seems visibly unhappy are when she is left alone. Jester often uses plural pronouns, seemingly referring to the Traveler always being with her.

Jester grew up with wealth, on account of her mother being a highly sought-after courtesan. This is apparent when she inadvertently dismisses Caleb after he tries to offer her money, and in how much she gives as tips. When Jester's mother responded to her request for additional funds, it was considerably less than Jester had asked for, and she began to hyperventilate.

Although initially it seemed as though Jester was trying to break free of the protection that had surrounded her for her entire life, and become an independent woman, she later recognized that protection was a sign of love.

Named Genevieve Lavorre at birth, Jester comes from Nicodranas, and her mother still lives there. Jester claims to have been an artist for quite some time, a talent for which she credits her mother. Jester was wealthy, stating she had owned a horse (that she dressed up) and a carriage. Her mother is a famous singer and courtesan known as the Ruby of the Sea, so Jester had to stay in hiding because having a child would hurt her profile as a courtesan. Nevertheless, Jester said her mother still loved her and took care of her even though she was very busy. In "The Threads Converge" it was revealed that the Gentleman was her biological father.

Jester is a member of the Mighty Nein, which includes Beauregard Lionett, or just Beau, Caduceus Clay, Caleb Widogast, Fjord, Veth Brenatto, Yasha Nydoorin, Essek Thelyss, and Kingsley Tealeaf

Jester, being a tiefling, has darkvision, hellish and cold resistance, and infernal legacy. She also has cleric magic, which gives her a large list of useful spells in combat, and in regular situations.

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