Bedford Manor, Residence of Henry Beaufort

[Lucius Malfoy]

Character Information

Name: Henry Beaufort, son of John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster Titles: 1st Earl of Bedford Age: 21 (b. 1375) Marital Status: Married to Philippa de Coucy (b. 1367), daughter of Enguerrand VII, Lord of Coucy Children: 2 boys By Mary Stafford, sister of the 5th Earl of Stafford (d. 1392) - William Beaufort (b. 1392) By Philippa de Coucy, daughter of the Lord of Coucy (b. 1367) - Edmund Beaufort (b. 1393) - Isabella Beaufort (b. 1396) - Thomas Beaufort (b. 1397) (genius child; A free +2 to a skill of your choice upon the age of 16 (may also be split up into 2 different +1’s) Skill(s) (6 points): +3 Charisma, +2 Survival, -1 Duels, -1 to rout/assassination/escape rolls, +2 Infantry Commander, +1 Cavalry Commander Temperaments: Supine (Dominant) - Amiable: +1 to AI reaction rolls, -1 to duel rolls. - Idealistic: +1 to AI reaction rolls, -1 to rout/assassination/escape rolls. Phlegmatic (Subservient) - Reserved: +1 battle rolls, -1 to AI reaction rolls.

Building Information

Tier 11. N/A Tier 2 1. Rented Properties: +15% estate income

Demense & Income Information

Total Income - £600 (2 Average) With modifiers = £0 (+0% from traits and +0% from buildings) Bedfordshire: - Lutton - Average Income. - Bedford - Average Income.

Military Information

Tier 1 - Mounted Gentry Total: 0 men Tier 2 - Yeomen Total: 0 men Tier 3 - Knaves Total: 200 men (max)

Provincial Bonuses

Bedfordshire(Primary Residence) Bedfordshire: Quarries and Clay: Bedfordshire is rich in sandstone, limestone and clay, making building costs -10% cheaper for those who hold their primary estates in this province. Great River Ouse: One of the longest rivers in England, the appropriately-titled 'Great' Ouse flowing through Bedfordshire has long been important for drainage schemes in the area, as well as for commercial and transportation purposes. +5% income.

[Lucius Malfoy]

With Henry having departed to join his uncle, Lady de Coucy is sent, with Henry's four offspring, to York where they may be kept in safety.