TEXT: Semita Errabunda
  6
  Characteristics: Int +1, Per +2, Pre +1, Com +1, Str
  0, Sta 0, Dex +1, Qik 0
  Size: 0
  Age: 29 (29)
  Decrepitude: 0
  Warping Score: 0
  Confidence Score: 1 (3)
  Virtues and Flaws: Covenfolk; Second Sight;
  Busybody
  Personality Traits: Gregarious +2, Superstitious +2,
  Pious +1
  Combat: Brawling (fist): Init +0, Attack +1, Defense
  +0, Damage +0
  Soak: +0
  Fatigue Levels: OK, 0, –1, –3, –5, Unconscious
  Wounds: –1 (1–5), –3 (6–10,) –5 (11–15),
  Incapacitated (16–20)
  Abilities: Area lore: original home 2 (people), Area
  lore: covenant 4 (people's business), Awareness 3
  (fae), Athletics 2 (dancing), Carouse 2 (anecdotes),
  Concentration 1 (brewing), Craft: brewing 5 (taste),
  Craft - cooking 3 (roasting), Craft: sewing 2 (mend-
  ing), Etiquette (Magi) 1, Faerie lore 3 (domestic fae),
  Folk ken 3 (women), Intrigue 2 (gossip), Local lan-
  guage 5 (anecdotes), Music 1 (folk songs), Second
  sight 4 (domestic fae), Stealth 2 (moving quietly),
  Teaching 1 (girls)
  Appearance: A cheerful, lively woman in neatly-
  mended plain clothing which attracts less atten-
  tion than her bright smile and brown eyes. She is
  of middle height and weight with a well-defined
  figure.
  Marie was born in a village about ten miles from
  the covenant, but ran away from home when she
  was about ten years old because she was so often
  in trouble for “seeing things” and “telling lies.”
  She has the Second Sight and gets on very well
  with the minor fae who, outside the Aegis, can be
  found around farm and home. When she ventures
  outside, she seems to attract such fae to her. 
  The covenant took the girl in and taught her use-
  ful domestic skills, and she decided to specialise
  in brewing. She is very gregarious and a bit of a
  chatterbox. She likes dancing, has a pleasant
  singing voice and looks forward to any cause for
  celebration. Her piety and superstition are about
  average for village folk, which makes her rather
  more pious and superstitious than most covenant-
  bred people. She is married to one of the soldiers
  and has three children. She is proud of her hus-
  band and his role in the covenant. She does not
  keep a very close eye on her children but seems
  to find out if they have been up to mischief. In
  fact, she often knows quite a lot about what other
  coven-folk are up to, too.
  Marie the Alewife
  By Sheila Thomas
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Ars Magica [multi]/Semita Errabunda/Grogs/Marie The Alewife.pdf