Lucretia

A Roman woman of moderate standing in her 30-40s. Lucretia has a long, curly hair of crimson red. She is tall, around 5'10" and has light blue eyes. She strongly believes in the Roman gods, often seeking out their favor for various things. She is bisexual and would use her affairs to manipulate people in order to climb high on the social scale. Despite her inconsistent financial state, she likes to wear expensive gowns and jewelry, perhaps in an effort to compete with other women of high standing.

Like many of her Roman contemporaries, she views her slaves—both males and females—as non-entities, and has no compunction about having them raped or murdered for her own pleasure. She is particularly aroused by the sight of violating them. She views her slaves as a sexual play-things, rarely speaking to them. Despite that, she would feel a deep sense of betrayal when any of her slaves disobey her, even if she believes it was justified, and would express her rage through violence.

Lucretia comes from the the Lucii family: their crafters and workers have the reputation for being able to produce large quantities of any commodity in the shortest time. Their taskmasters make excellent use of slave workforce, often basing major enterprises on slave labor. The abundance of goods and slaves allow the House to accomplish even the hardest of projects with ease.