Assuming that Reynaldo meets muster...<br/><br/>(Sheet replicated here for ease of access)<br/><br/>Name: Reynaldo Miguel Cervantes de Zepeda<br/>Homeland: Castillian<br/>Duty Aboard Ship: Navigator<br/><br/>Description:<br/>Lean, swarthy, dark of hair and eye, and boyishly handsome, it is easy to mistake Reynaldo for a Vodacce--his mother may have been one, and he certainly favor her in looks. He dresses simply and practically, but with the typical flashes of scarlet and yellow to go with the basic black of a Castillian wardrobe. To his embarrassment, he rarely needs to shave. Raising a mustache is not likely.<br/><br/>History:<br/>Reynaldo is the unfortunate child of an engagement that never became a wedding.  His father was called to royal service and died in battle before his mother's letter reached him. Nonetheless, his grandparents treated the young woman as if she was truly their daughter-in-law and little Reynaldo as their proper heir.  His quick wit and intelligence were enough to secure a place with one of the universities and he left home with a burning desire to see as much of the world and learn as much as he could before returning to help his aging grandsire run the family estate.<br/><br/>Alas, events did not unfold in such a pleasant fashion. For one thing, Reynaldo swiftly learned that he asked too many of the wrong questions, and with the growing influence of Cardinal Verdugo and the Inquisition, it was only a matter of time before he would need to find interesting business in other countries that required his immediate personal attention. On top of that, he discovered that he had a knack for falling in love with entirely the wrong women...the last such occasion, which he blushes to admit, happened during a visit to San Cristobal and involved not one, not two, but three women in rapid succession!  After that, he felt an urgent need to part from his homeland.<br/><br/>Which is how the Black Dog came to have a Castillian scholar-in-exile serving as navigator: technically he was captured during a raid on a Montaignese ship bound for the Atabean, but between his spirited defense of the mortally wounded captain of that ship and his skills as a navigator, nobody's in a hurry to seek a ransom for him.<br/><br/>OPTIONAL<br/>Qualities, Advantages or Disadvantages: University, Linguist, Quick Reflexes (Weaponry), Second Story Work*, Poison Immunity, Fencer<br/>Virtue: Astute<br/>Hubris: Star-Crossed