TEXT: 3
  Semita Errabunda
  Characteristics: Int –1, Per +1, Pre +1, Com 0, 
  Str 0, Sta +2, Dex 0, Qik +1
  Size: 0
  Age: 29
  Decrepitude: 0
  Warping Score: 0
  Virtues and Flaws: Covenfolk; Strong-Willed, True
  Love (PC); Noncombatant; Social Handicap (with-
  drawn)
  Personality Traits: Jealous +2, Practical +2,
  Credulous –3
  Combat: Dodge: +1, n/a, +3, n/a
  (As a noncombatant, Anne may only use Brawl
  defensively.)
  Soak: +2
  Fatigue Levels: OK, 0, –1, –3, –5, Unconscious
  Wound Penalties: –1 (1–5), –3 (6–10), –5 (11–15),
  Incapacitated (16–20)
  Abilities: Speak (Language) 5 (listening), (Local
  Area) Lore 4 (personalities), (Covenant) Lore 3 (per-
  sonalities), Athletics 1 (walking), Awareness 3 (alert-
  ness), Brawl 1 (dodging), Charm 3 (being witty),
  Etiquette 2 (peasants), Folk Ken 4 (townsfolk), Guile
  4 (lying to authority), Intrigue 2 (gossip), Profession:
  Servant 5 (anticipating needs), Survival 4 (cooking)
  Appearance: Anne is a worn, weathered housemaid,
  tired but still comely, perhaps because of a hint of
  vengeance and secret joy in her eyes.
  Anne came to the covenant with her husband, Paul.
  She hates him, for she was misused terribly by him
  for most of their marriage, but now that they live at
  the covenant, he seems to have undergone a strange
  personality change. She likes that he no longer beats
  her and that they must no longer sleep under bushes,
  but she is skeptical of his sudden transformation and
  convinced that it is part of an elaborate ruse. These
  last few years of cheerful optimism have not erased
  her memory of years of misery on the road.
  She serves as a housemaid, and has secretly become
  the lover of another male character at the covenant.
  She has never before experienced a feeling so power-
  ful, and she feels her time in his arms makes her life
  worth living. Yet of course she cannot marry again
  while Paul lives, and she worries that the covenant
  would turn on her if he found out, as he is admired
  by many of the other grogs. Thus she encourages
  her husband's dangerous vocation as shield-grog,
  risking his life to protect the magi. She feels guilty
  about this, but she believes she is simply making the
  best of a difficult situation.
  Anne
  by Erik Dahl
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Ars Magica [multi]/Semita Errabunda/Grogs/Anne - The Housemaid.pdf