House Lucretia - Revision history

Whimsy: /* Cinna Lucretia Cento */

2026-08-24T05:12:07Z

Cinna Lucretia Cento

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	Alongside Octavia and Niveus, she took part in assisting her mother with her senatorial duties, drafting and working on bills with Aemilia in her later life, such as the Stability Act, the Courtesy Act, and Aemilia’s push for judiciary powers. With Niveus and her uncle Publius, both assisted him in his embezzlement from the treasury.		Alongside Octavia and Niveus, she took part in assisting her mother with her senatorial duties, drafting and working on bills with Aemilia in her later life, such as the Stability Act, the Courtesy Act, and Aemilia’s push for judiciary powers. With Niveus and her uncle Publius, both assisted him in his embezzlement from the treasury.

	Within the clergy, Cinna was inserted as part of her mother’s hopes to monitor the unrest in the Republic, and while pious, was not especially devout prior to entering the temple. As time passed, she grew close to members of the clergy, such as ~~judge~~ [[Rubricus Fulgens]], [[Eugenia]], and [[Lucius Aurelion-Vulpēculus]]. The four would eventually band together to form the '''Heretic Hunters''' unofficially, as they were designated the responsibility of investigating the activities of heretics in Rome, specifically the [[Cult of Mithras]], because of their overwhelming achievement alongside Legion II in apprehending cultists.		Within the clergy, Cinna was inserted as part of her mother’s hopes to monitor the unrest in the Republic, and while pious, was not especially devout prior to entering the temple. As time passed, she grew close to members of the clergy, such as Judge [[Rubricus Fulgens]], [[Eugenia]], and her childhood friend [[Lucius Aurelion-Vulpēculus]]. The four would eventually band together to form the '''Heretic Hunters''' unofficially, as they were designated the responsibility of investigating the activities of heretics in Rome, specifically the [[Cult of Mithras]], because of their overwhelming achievement alongside Legion II in apprehending cultists.

	Due to her friendship with these three, she would eventually betray her mother during her [[Aemilia's Revolt]], choosing to side with those seeking to apprehend and trial her. Her participation in aiding in her mother’s capture, as well as her being the initial informant of Aemilia’s plans, would exclude her guilt in the subsequent Lucretia trials.		Due to her friendship with these three, she would eventually betray her mother during her [[Aemilia's Revolt]], choosing to side with those seeking to apprehend and trial her. Her participation in aiding in her mother’s capture, as well as her being the initial informant of Aemilia’s plans, would exclude her guilt in the subsequent Lucretia trials.

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Notable Figures

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Whimsy: /* The Fall of the Republic */

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The Fall of the Republic

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	===[[The Fall of the Republic]]===		===[[The Fall of the Republic]]===
	* '''[[Heretic Trials]]'''		* '''[[Heretic Trials]]'''
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			* '''[[Bread Famine]]'''
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	* '''[[Heist of the Treasury]]'''		* '''[[Heist of the Treasury]]'''
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			* '''[[Umbra Insurrection]]'''
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Whimsy: /* The Fall of the Republic */

2026-08-22T01:44:13Z

The Fall of the Republic

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	* '''~~Aemilia~~'s ~~Revolt~~'''		* '''[[Aesta Vilica's Trial]]'''
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			* '''[[Aemilia's Revolt]]'''
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			* '''[[Heist of the Treasury]]'''
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Whimsy: /* Cinna Lucretia Cento */

2026-08-20T06:53:16Z

Cinna Lucretia Cento

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	Within the clergy, Cinna was inserted as part of her mother’s hopes to monitor the unrest in the Republic, and while pious, was not especially devout prior to entering the temple. As time passed, she grew close to members of the clergy, such as judge [[Rubricus Fulgens]], [[Eugenia]], and [[Lucius Aurelion-Vulpēculus]]. The four would eventually band together to form the '''Heretic Hunters''' unofficially, as they were designated the responsibility of investigating the activities of heretics in Rome, specifically the [[Cult of Mithras]], because of their overwhelming achievement alongside Legion II in apprehending cultists.		Within the clergy, Cinna was inserted as part of her mother’s hopes to monitor the unrest in the Republic, and while pious, was not especially devout prior to entering the temple. As time passed, she grew close to members of the clergy, such as judge [[Rubricus Fulgens]], [[Eugenia]], and [[Lucius Aurelion-Vulpēculus]]. The four would eventually band together to form the '''Heretic Hunters''' unofficially, as they were designated the responsibility of investigating the activities of heretics in Rome, specifically the [[Cult of Mithras]], because of their overwhelming achievement alongside Legion II in apprehending cultists.

	Due to her friendship with these three, she would eventually betray her mother during her ~~revolt~~, choosing to side with those seeking to apprehend and trial her. Her participation in aiding in her mother’s capture, as well as her being the initial informant of Aemilia’s plans, would exclude her guilt in the subsequent Lucretia trials.		Due to her friendship with these three, she would eventually betray her mother during her [[Aemilia's Revolt]], choosing to side with those seeking to apprehend and trial her. Her participation in aiding in her mother’s capture, as well as her being the initial informant of Aemilia’s plans, would exclude her guilt in the subsequent Lucretia trials.

	Months after her mother’s death and after the trials conclude, she would be wedded to [[Jestius Cento]].		Months after her mother’s death and after the trials conclude, she would be wedded to [[Jestius Cento]].

Whimsy: /* Cinna Lucretia Cento */

2026-08-20T06:52:49Z

Cinna Lucretia Cento

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	Alongside Octavia and Niveus, she took part in assisting her mother with her senatorial duties, drafting and working on bills with Aemilia in her later life, such as the Stability Act, the Courtesy Act, and Aemilia’s push for judiciary powers. With Niveus and her uncle Publius, both assisted him in his embezzlement from the treasury.		Alongside Octavia and Niveus, she took part in assisting her mother with her senatorial duties, drafting and working on bills with Aemilia in her later life, such as the Stability Act, the Courtesy Act, and Aemilia’s push for judiciary powers. With Niveus and her uncle Publius, both assisted him in his embezzlement from the treasury.

	Within the clergy, Cinna was inserted as part of her mother’s hopes to monitor the unrest in the Republic, and while pious, was not especially devout prior to entering the temple. As time passed, she grew close to members of the clergy, such as judge [[Rubricus Fulgens]], [[Eugenia]], and [[Lucius Aurelion-Vulpēculus]]. The four would eventually band together to form the '''Heretic Hunters''' unofficially, as they were designated the responsibility of investigating the activities of heretics in Rome, specifically [[~~The~~ Cult of Mithras]], because of their overwhelming achievement alongside Legion II in apprehending cultists.		Within the clergy, Cinna was inserted as part of her mother’s hopes to monitor the unrest in the Republic, and while pious, was not especially devout prior to entering the temple. As time passed, she grew close to members of the clergy, such as judge [[Rubricus Fulgens]], [[Eugenia]], and [[Lucius Aurelion-Vulpēculus]]. The four would eventually band together to form the '''Heretic Hunters''' unofficially, as they were designated the responsibility of investigating the activities of heretics in Rome, specifically the [[Cult of Mithras]], because of their overwhelming achievement alongside Legion II in apprehending cultists.

	Due to her friendship with these three, she would eventually betray her mother during her revolt, choosing to side with those seeking to apprehend and trial her. Her participation in aiding in her mother’s capture, as well as her being the initial informant of Aemilia’s plans, would exclude her guilt in the subsequent Lucretia trials.		Due to her friendship with these three, she would eventually betray her mother during her revolt, choosing to side with those seeking to apprehend and trial her. Her participation in aiding in her mother’s capture, as well as her being the initial informant of Aemilia’s plans, would exclude her guilt in the subsequent Lucretia trials.

Whimsy: /* Sinis Lucretia Tricipinus */

2026-08-20T06:48:29Z

Sinis Lucretia Tricipinus

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	She was previously engaged and married to [[Nicus Cato]], before breaking off their arrangement after her mother’s removal from senate following Aesta’s death. During Aemilia’s revolt, she took part in slaying two consuls, multiple legionnaires, and hiding her mother from the search party seeking to apprehend her while also worshipping the heretic god Mithras. Later, she would lure [[Metella Cento]], the chief blacksmith of the Lucretia estate, to the amphitheatre before murdering her and putting her head on a pike.		She was previously engaged and married to [[Nicus Cato]], before breaking off their arrangement after her mother’s removal from senate following Aesta’s death. During Aemilia’s revolt, she took part in slaying two consuls, multiple legionnaires, and hiding her mother from the search party seeking to apprehend her while also worshipping the heretic god Mithras. Later, she would lure [[Metella Cento]], the chief blacksmith of the Lucretia estate, to the amphitheatre before murdering her and putting her head on a pike.

	She would be arrested for her participation in Aemilia’s revolt, but spared of execution due to her status. Because of the lack of witnesses tying her to Metella’s death, it would be pinned on [[Pancakeus ~~Umbrum~~]] who murdered another Roman in a similar manner, and was currently being tried for heresy. Sinus would walk free, though both her sisters urged her to leave Rome due to the public sentiment towards her.		She would be arrested for her participation in Aemilia’s revolt, but spared of execution due to her status. Because of the lack of witnesses tying her to Metella’s death, it would be pinned on [[Pancakeus Umbra]] who murdered another Roman in a similar manner, and was currently being tried for heresy. Sinus would walk free, though both her sisters urged her to leave Rome due to the public sentiment towards her.

	Before Sinis fled Rome, [[Jestius Cento]], Metella’s adoptive brother, would force her to cut off her right arm after discovering her involvement in his sister’s murder.		Before Sinis fled Rome, [[Jestius Cento]], Metella’s adoptive brother, would force her to cut off her right arm after discovering her involvement in his sister’s murder.

Whimsy: /* Sinis Lucretia Tricipinus */

2026-08-20T06:47:49Z

Sinis Lucretia Tricipinus

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	She was previously engaged and married to [[Nicus Cato]], before breaking off their arrangement after her mother’s removal from senate following Aesta’s death. During Aemilia’s revolt, she took part in slaying two consuls, multiple legionnaires, and hiding her mother from the search party seeking to apprehend her while also worshipping the heretic god Mithras. Later, she would lure [[Metella Cento]], the chief blacksmith of the Lucretia estate, to the amphitheatre before murdering her and putting her head on a pike.		She was previously engaged and married to [[Nicus Cato]], before breaking off their arrangement after her mother’s removal from senate following Aesta’s death. During Aemilia’s revolt, she took part in slaying two consuls, multiple legionnaires, and hiding her mother from the search party seeking to apprehend her while also worshipping the heretic god Mithras. Later, she would lure [[Metella Cento]], the chief blacksmith of the Lucretia estate, to the amphitheatre before murdering her and putting her head on a pike.

	She would be arrested for her participation in Aemilia’s revolt, but spared of execution due to her status. Because of the lack of witnesses tying her to Metella’s death, it would be pinned on [[Pancakeus ~~Umbra~~]] who murdered another Roman in a similar manner, and was currently being tried for heresy. Sinus would walk free, though both her sisters urged her to leave Rome due to the public sentiment towards her.		She would be arrested for her participation in Aemilia’s revolt, but spared of execution due to her status. Because of the lack of witnesses tying her to Metella’s death, it would be pinned on [[Pancakeus Umbrum]] who murdered another Roman in a similar manner, and was currently being tried for heresy. Sinus would walk free, though both her sisters urged her to leave Rome due to the public sentiment towards her.

	Before Sinis fled Rome, [[Jestius Cento]], Metella’s adoptive brother, would force her to cut off her right arm after discovering her involvement in his sister’s murder.		Before Sinis fled Rome, [[Jestius Cento]], Metella’s adoptive brother, would force her to cut off her right arm after discovering her involvement in his sister’s murder.

	===[[Cinna Lucretia Cento]]===		===[[Cinna Lucretia Cento]]===

Whimsy: /* Aemilia Lucretia Tricipinus */

2026-08-20T06:34:38Z

Aemilia Lucretia Tricipinus

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	After this, Aemilia was tried due to initially resisting Aesta’s arrest and for housing, marrying, and giving a plebeian the resources to become a heretic. Here, she was demoted and sentenced to house arrest, as well as duties serving the temple under the then Pontifex Maximus, Beneminius Fulminii.		After this, Aemilia was tried due to initially resisting Aesta’s arrest and for housing, marrying, and giving a plebeian the resources to become a heretic. Here, she was demoted and sentenced to house arrest, as well as duties serving the temple under the then Pontifex Maximus, Beneminius Fulminii.

	However, due to his neglect and dereliction of his duties at the time, Aemilia escaped monitoring and staged a plot to ‘restore the balance of the Republic’, leading the ignorant staff of the Lucretia estate to carry out seizure of the Treasury with her uncle’s help, as well as fall prey to and worship in the [[Cult of Mithras]]. After slaying multiple legionnaires and two consuls, she was finally apprehended by [[Flavius Zekor Gracchus]] and Legio IV, killed during arrest after refusing to comply in time with their demands to drop her weapons.		However, due to his neglect and dereliction of his duties at the time, Aemilia escaped monitoring and staged a plot to ‘restore the balance of the Republic’, leading the ignorant staff of the Lucretia estate to carry out seizure of the Treasury with her uncle’s help, as well as fall prey to and worship in the [[Cult of Mithras]]. After slaying multiple legionnaires and two consuls during [[Aemilia's Revolt]], she was finally apprehended by [[Flavius Zekor Gracchus]] and Legio IV, killed during arrest after refusing to comply in time with their demands to drop her weapons.

	===[[Publius Lucretia Favonius]]===		===[[Publius Lucretia Favonius]]===

Whimsy: /* Publius Lucretia Favonius */

2026-08-20T06:32:23Z

Publius Lucretia Favonius

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	Acting as the uncle of the late Lucretia matriarch, Publius was raised in Rome and took up residence in the Lucretia estate in the capital due to his position as the Governor of Mining. After having served Rome loyally for many years, in his later tenure, he began pocketing funds from the state-owned mining facilities through his decades of built-up relationships with many of the officials involved.		Acting as the uncle of the late Lucretia matriarch, Publius was raised in Rome and took up residence in the Lucretia estate in the capital due to his position as the Governor of Mining. After having served Rome loyally for many years, in his later tenure, he began pocketing funds from the state-owned mining facilities through his decades of built-up relationships with many of the officials involved.

	Prioritising money and power above all else, his friendship with members of Legio V allowed him to carry out the [[Heist of the Treasury]] as per Aemilia’s plans with their aid, first changing the locks on the entrance to the Treasury and preventing legionnaire wages from being paid, leading to a revolt, and later stealing ~~millions of~~ denarii and disappearing with them by dispersing the liquidised assets among trusted accomplices. He was executed in custody following his arrest, the stolen denarius never recovered.		Prioritising money and power above all else, his friendship with members of Legio V allowed him to carry out the [[Heist of the Treasury]] as per Aemilia’s plans with their aid, first changing the locks on the entrance to the Treasury and preventing legionnaire wages from being paid, leading to a revolt, and later stealing 250K denarii and disappearing with them by dispersing the liquidised assets among trusted accomplices. He was executed in custody following his arrest, the stolen denarius never recovered.

	===[[Octavia Lucretia Verus Helvia]]===		===[[Octavia Lucretia Verus Helvia]]===