1589

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Born of poetic mind and form, 1589 was the product of a sordid love affair between two Primes and thus, as a Semi-Prime, he was cast away to meander about on his own. His aimlessness brought him to find a home within the Renaissance. Over time, he came to favor the written word above most all else. 1589 began to seek to use his skill with a quill to make connections and further the Renaissance's push for enlightenment, though with 1589 being an otherwise insignificant number, he created a name for himself: Jacques.

About
Jacques spends his idle time scrawling critiques and weaving long winded, wordy iambs through all his public dealings. It isn't quite certain where he learned it all, and anyone who has asked has received a different answer than the last -- but the fellow's taste for fripperies seems to soak his very soul. It is not an obsession, but rather an expression of theatrical whimsy of which his performances mean something "that many perhaps do not understand."

Jacques is currently employed in the Lucky Club as their CFO and seeks to encourage business towards the Lucky Club's casino, the Five Digit Discount, and encourages all aspiring numbers to contact him regarding all manner of dealings.

Reputation
Though only having emerged from the woodwork for a short time, Jacques has quickly established a name for himself as being a perennially coy ass. The poet has been an outspoken opponent of many cults and 'sham' science organizations; societies dedicated to the pursuit of false idols and supremacy -- specifically, Prime Supremacy -- are also on his list.

Poetry and Quotes
When Jacques isn't being lazy, he will fill this section out.

Other

 * Though a modest 5'8, Jacques always wears himself as if he's the tallest in the room... usually.
 * Jacques carries an undecorated and ever so bland sabre on his hip. Whether he knows how to use it is another matter.
 * Rumor has it he named himself after an old kingslaying assassin, causing concern in a few.
 * Curiously, he does seem to have a rather convenient string of good luck. The more magically inclined may feel this moreso than the mundane would.