Background
In the City, she's just like everyone else in L.A. Blew into town one day and hasn't left: a nobody in a city of somebodies who seems comfortable with it. She tends to hang out in Skid Row, at USC campus, and everywhere in between. Say her name, and people may point you towards the nearest basketball court, as if she were a well-known groupie or participant. Looks like the sort of woman you want to hate, but you don't because that would only make her day.
In the Nation, she's a transplant from the Sept of the Western Eye, and a Fury through and through. Her interests include: fighting with fists; communing with spirits; reading books; stealing food; and casually ignoring whatever she wants, whenever she wants. Despite this, she's carved out a reputation for being: helpful to newcomers; supportive of her peers; protective of kin; and quiet among elders. She's also known for being nosey as fuck, but that's part of being the neighborhood bitch witch.
RP Hooks
 Under the Sun
The Baller: You like to hoop in dangerous places. She can be found in those places. And the worst of the worst's deep in Skid Row. Word is she isn't half-bad for a half-pint.
The Student: You go to USC and have noticed this little darkling of a woman in the library. She keeps to herself and doesn't seem to have any friends, save for this weird older guy. Apparently, she's a freshman.
Under the Moon
The Fury: You've been to the informal meetings and the moots. She doesn't go to them regularly; instead, she keeps to herself, and only appears every now and again to speak with people she has business with. She's unpredictable, and probably on the wrong side of crazy, but that's par for a tribe known for their devotion to the Wyld.
The Druid: You need someone to buff and heal your party, with some shapeshifting ability. She's perfect for the role: someone who heals; someone who can make charms to help out in a pinch; and someone who knows the spiritual side of things. Plus, she isn't afraid to throw down, and is said to be proficient at all ranges.
The Gang
The Queen of Cups: "The Eskimo has fifty-two names for snow because it is important to them; there ought to be as many for love." -- M. Atwood, Surfacing
 The Magician
 The Queen of Swords
 The Knight of Wands
Others
 The Three of Swords
 The Eight of Cups
 The Eight of Swords
 The Seven of Cups
 The Two of Swords
 The Six of Swords
 The Seven of Swords
 The Hermit
 The Four of Pentacles
 The Hanged Man
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