GENGIS
Self-appointed Anarch Visionary
“Fuck you very much, Mr. Prince.”
Facts at a Glance
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Gengis lives a secret life of luxury in a Gold Coast penthouse.
Vulnerability(1)
Rumors suggest the Tremere use Gengis as a brainwashed pawn.
Asset(3)
Gengis controls a significant Antifa cell and a ghoul named D'Arcy Pock.
Gengis has ties to the Latin Kings through a contact named Perez.
Gengis acts as a mentor and protector for Brujah defectors.
Threat(1)
Critias and Damien have marked Gengis for death.
Alliance(2)
Gengis made a secret deal with Prince Kevin Jackson to protect ten Anarchs.
Gengis maintains a 'bipartisan' friendship with Abraham DuSable over jazz.
Goal(4)
Gengis is secretly contacting his abandoned childer to build a power base.
Gengis is contemplating a play for Baron of Chicago.
Gengis wants to sabotage Lasombra integration or recruit them to the Anarchs.
Quirk(1)
Gengis needs a new Mask to explain his lack of aging.
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Newfound Power
Gengis is no slouch in wielding influence over the Anarchs and the kine, but he is still unsure of how exactly to best use it. This is all new to him. Until recently he was a poster boy and held little power. Now, with the Brujah defection to the Anarchs, his moves are scrutinized. He mostly follows the trends of the vocal left-wing kine, which has served him well so far, but he wants to meet with like-minded Kindred to come up with some grand plans for the city.
Nesting
Gengis has always kept his penthouse haven within the city, much to the chagrin of his coterie. Gengis likes having a comfortable place to bunk down and relax, which he does often. His coterie encourage him to lease it out to visiting Anarch dignitaries, but Gengis is very possessive over his property. He's weighing up whether to sacrifice his privacy and wealth for the good of the Movement.
Stick it to the Man
Gengis knows very little about the Lasombra, but he does know he doesn't want a strengthened Camarilla. He's tempted to sabotage any upcoming Lasombra visit, or, if he can find some charming Anarchs, try and win any visiting Keepers over to the Anarch Movement instead.
Gengis loves his fellow Windy City Anarchs but realizes the heady days of Chicago Anarchs are gone. When the Hounds' persecution of Anarchs commenced, many drifted to Milwaukee and Indianapolis. Gengis knows he has to work with the other members of his coterie to strengthen the Anarch Movement in Chicago, but he's restricted to 10 members. He's contemplating a play for Baron, but knows he'll face competition from Anita or Maldavis.
Gengis' relationship with DuSable is an odd one, as despite the two of them sitting on either side of the sectarian fence, they both enjoy jazz and still attend clubs together. Gengis embraces what he calls his "bipartisan sensibilities" while DuSable just enjoys the company of a vampire who can appreciate music.
Gengis made a deal with Kevin Jackson that he's yet to announce to the other Anarchs in the city. As long as the Anarchs don't attack Camarilla Kindred, up to 10 are allowed to remain in Chicago, and will in turn remain unaccosted. Anyone not on the list is fair game for the Sheriff and Hounds. There was an added caveat: Jackson was clear that any Ventrue identifying as Anarch must be handed over to Critias for "re-education." Gengis is eyeing up Bobby Weatherbottom and wondering how dirty he's willing to get his hands in exchange for 10 unassailable Anarch spots in the city.
Gengis made a deal with Kevin Jackson that he's yet to announce to the other Anarchs in the city. As long as the Anarchs don't attack Camarilla Kindred, up to 10 are allowed to remain in Chicago, and will in turn remain unaccosted. Anyone not on the list is fair game for the Sheriff and Hounds. There was an added caveat: Jackson was clear that any Ventrue identifying as Anarch must be handed over to Critias for "re-education." Gengis is eyeing up Bobby Weatherbottom and wondering how dirty he's willing to get his hands in exchange for 10 unassailable Anarch spots in the city.