The DeMedici Family
| Chantry Information | |
|---|---|
| Leadership | |
| Deacon Primus | Santiago DeMedici |
| Deacon Secundus | Nicolai DeMedici |
| Deacon Tertius | Miguel DeMedici |
| Chantry Security | Isabella DeMedici |
| General Information --> | |
| Location | Florence, Italy |
| Date Founded | ~709 A.D. |
| Chantry Type | Vampire/Mage chantry |
| No. of Permanent Members | Santiago (deceased), Isabella (deceased), Nicolai (deceased), Miguel (deceased) |
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Location
Florence, Italy
Description
In Florence, Italy, one of the most magnificent vineyards resides with the DeMedici family on their estate. Founded before there was an official Florence, the DeMedici family boasts of having provided sacramental wine, at one time, to the Vatican. Throughout known history, there has been no finer wine than that made by the DeMedici family. The DeMedici estates continue to exist into modern day, although it is now under conservatorship of trusted Euthanatos and Vampire kind alike.
The DeMedici family itself consisted of four siblings. Two Chakravanti mages (Santiago and Isabella), and two members of the true LaSombra clan of the Camarilla. Little is known about what happened to Miguel and Nicolai DeMedici. Isabella died without having been embraced by the Vampires. Santiago was, in fact, embraced as a vampire later on in his life, but after his embrace, his avatar returned to him, making Santiago the perfect combination of vampire and mage.
In 1420 CE, the DeMedici Family met the members of Chaos Theories after they were brought to this particular time period through a mixture of science, Destiny, and paradox. The DeMedici Family provided their hospitality to the time-displaced mages while they were in Florence. During Chaos Theories' stay, Eric Simmons gave important information on the Black Church's founder to Santiago DeMedici and asked the DeMedici's to impede potential Black Church activities in exchange for a favor. This information could redefine the history of both the DeMedici family and the Black Church from this point forward.
As the time line currently stands, Santiago died in the modern day era, having met the magi from War and Wisdom. Santiago died in a battle against an Archbishop from the Sabbat.
