Dokisha
From Circle Of The Crone
Player - Bert Van den Wyngaert
Name - Dokisha
Clan - Nosferatu
Age - Unknown.
Location - Antwerp, Belgium. But he is not averse to travel.
Specialties - Medicine in various shapes and forms.
Titles - Hierophant of Antwerpen - Assistant of the commisioner
Brief history - Dokisha is British but was born and raised in Japan.
A young surgeon, hematologist and toxicologist and long term friend of Kayoko Hamasaki (whom he's known and been friends with for most of his life, mortal and unlife alike) and her sire Jack Waterhouse. He's not well known for his Cruac skills (altho he has some), often leaving magic to the other members of the Crone, but excels in the creation of various poisons and potions with ranging effects. Blood (be it Kindred or other) has very little secrets for him anymore and he continouisly makes efforts towards curing mortal diseases of the blood like leukemia.
He's known to have found a cure for the strain of influenza nearly killing off the entire mortal population of Antwerp.
He usually masks his appearance to hide his deformities, which is a greenish skin and 6 horns potruding from his chin, cheekbones and forehead, making him resemble a lizardman from old Japanese legends.
Currently he leads the Crone in Antwerp, in the position of Hierophant. He is also a member of the Council of Crones of the Low Lands.
Additional Rumours and Stories
- Dokisa is rumored to be the lover of Ligardis
- It is rumored by some that Dokisha is a childe of Prof. Dr. W. B. Campbell
- Dokisha is rumored to have created The strain of influenza himself
- Dokisha's glasses are in fact magical. They allow him to see the use of magic and leylines. Amongst other things.
- He is in fact planning to claim Praxis.
Others about Dokisha
- Marcel Vanerum of the Lancea Sanctum Limburg: "Em lijkt vriendelijk en beleefd genoeg, ma mijn vader zaliger zei altijd: onder een zijden zakdoek kunt ge ook een mes verstoppen." (Translation: "He seems friendly and polite enough, but my late father always said: under a silk handkerchief you can also hide a knife.")
