Personal Information
Wallace was born on the 17th of June 1892 to Oscar and Lucielle MacDougall. On his 18th birthday he volunteered with the army and joined the Seaforth Highlanders regiment where he studied to become an officer. He graduated in 1912 3rd of his Class as a Lieutenant. He then lead his platoon as part of the Second Battalion when it landed at Boulogne-sur-Mer in August 1914. His platoon fought in many engagements on the Western Front notably at the Second Battle of Ypres and The Battle of the Somme where he suffered through conditions that would break most men. His final battle was at Passchendaele in 1917 where he suffered serious shrapnel injuries and was shipped home for treatment. By 1919 he had reasonably recovered from his wounds and was honorably discharged from service. He spent the next 5 years relaxing in retirement pursuing interests in marine science. In August 1925 he was diagnosed with Cancer, caused by exposure to chemical agents during the war, and was informed he had a year to live at most. Instead of lying down and accepting defeat Wallace delved into the world of the occult trying to find a cure for himself it is in this state that he met his Sire who recognised the passion and drive exhibited in Wallace and as recognition for his service to Queen and Country embraced him.
Wallace took to Kindred life like a flame to dry wood. He thrived for many years. He met Jakob Roe who bought him a small 3 cabin boat in the 50's.
Appearance
Casual - Wears a long dark blue woolen coat and a merchant mariners cap (which he won in a bet).
Formal - Kilt in MacDougall colours and his old service cap.
Personality
Severe yet friendly, curious about the world.
Mortal World
Interacts when necessary. His boat is registered under his name/line (with him posing as his own children as necessary)
Information Known by Kindred Society
Timeline
- 1892 - Born to Oscar and Lucielle MacDougall
- 1910 - Joins the English Army and applies to Officer School
- 1912 - Graduates as Lieutenant, joins the Seaforth Highlanders, 2nd Battalion
- August 1914 - Deployed to Western Europe
- Late August 1914 - Retreat from Le Cateau
- September 1914 - Battle of the Marne and Battle of the Aisne
- October 1914 - Battle of Messines
- April 1915 - Second Battle of Ypres
- Autumn 1916 - Battle of the Somme
- April 1917 - Battle of Arras
- Autumn 1917 - Battle of Passchendaele - Injured
- 1919 - Recovers from injuries, discharged from the military
- 1925 - Diagnosed with Cancer, embraced by Henry Worthington
- 1950's - Jakob Roe buys him a boat
- 2016 - leaves for Australia and new prospects
- 2017 - Arrives in Geelong
Recent History
Lineage
Bärbel der Schlachter (Unknown)
- Decimus (1253)
Ylva Kára (Unknown)
- Wodan (1049)
Camden (???) Ashtyn (???) Those expunged from recorded historyHremmtun (???)Kane (???)- Vala (1942)
- Garmr (1945)
Ári (1207)
- Ljónynja Øringr (1207)
(Year Embraced)
indicates characters out of play, through death or retirement
Known Grandsire
Decimus
Known Sire
Henry Worthrington
Quotes
Quotes By
Quotes About
"It's always nice to meet another bird, and fuck if he isn't useful to have around, and surprisingly pleasant. Not that that's necessarily a good thing, yknow, makes me wonder what he's hiding" - Vulture
Conversations
Rumours
Inspirations and Soundtrack
OOC Information
