Character: Frère Sulpice

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I adapted Frère Sulpice for the updated Order of Hermes setting now.

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@Xavi

If you are a Franciscan and want to keep your status, or you want to keep your contact with the mundanes in the villages (Faerie doctor) you need your social status. If you are to be a piece of magical furniture in a building like most magi are, you do not need outside social status virtues. Social status virtues are more than a source of V&F: they are contacts, they are who you are and how you see the world and how you are seen by the world.

At the beginning of 1218, there are under 20 Franciscans in France, and precisely 2 Franciscans - Fra Taddeo and Frère Suplice - in the Kingdom of Germany. But their - today unknown - rule might have been 1216 approved by Pope Honorius III already with the Perdono di Assisi.
As a Parisian Magister, Sulpice is already in minor orders, subject only to canon law, and can learn Academic Abilities.
Sulpice's Social Status Mendicant Friar represents his choice of life - thoroughly checked with Pahalia - and his adherence to a budding order which in 1218 nearly nobody in France or Germany understands, but which is very active, vocal and about to make itself known better.
@Xavi: I leave it to you to decide, whether by your saga standards this is a Minor or Free Virtue - but it needs to be on the character sheet of Sulpice. If in doubt, it could also be a Minor Virtue because likely to reduce botch dice for Ars Notoria.