Fay Bradford

Fay Bradford (she/her) is one of the seven Player Characters in The Timeless Tower under the sign of The Vast Starry Sky. She is played by Aquinas.

Character Background
''"Oh, the Bradford woman? Well, I’m not one for rumors, as you know, but I have it on the best authority that she's a famous stage actress from the Continent. Yes, she's here for the airs. You know that it's just terrible in New York if you have any sort of weak constitution. Yes, she lives in that big new house - ugly thing, though of course that’s the style - and from what I hear there have been certain quite famous persons coming and going at just the oddest hours - being a Christian woman I refrain from gossip, but really, one does hear things! I’ve seen her a few times in town, and her clothing! How does one afford a hat like that, unless you’ve got just gobs of money, though of course I don’t know anything for sure, and they do say that if you’re a woman of certain wit in New York circles you can get a man to buy you just about anything - though of course that’s only idle chatter, I don’t indulge in it myself, but really, you do hear things - but of course she seems only too sweet, though a bit haughty, in a way that I’m not sure is quite appealing - Continental manners, you know - and I would be just thrilled to invite her to tea, naturally, but of course one looks to the community first, and I do believe - and this is merely speculation, you know, I’m so sure that she’s simply charming - I do believe that there’s some hesitancy there, so of course we’re all waiting and seeing how she adjusts before we invite her over. Imagine, a world-famous actress in Malton! Can you imagine?"''

Appearance
The immediate impression upon meeting Fay is that this is one of the most beautiful people you’ve ever seen. Blonde hair done up fashionably in curls on the head, a pale doll-like complexion with rosy cheeks, brown eyes with thick curls batting bashfully. Dressed exceptionally well, so well that one might not immediately notice how expensive her clothing is. Her frame is thin and dainty, contributing to the doll effect - if she were to fall, she might shatter like porcelain. If you were to take a closer look, you might conclude that she is not, in fact, superhuman in her beauty - there are flaws, expertly hidden by her makeup and costuming. But you have little chance of noticing them when she flashes you a little smile so disarmingly shy, so charmingly retreating, that a rational person must conclude that she has practiced it no less than a thousand times in the mirror, finding precisely the right depth of dimple for maximum effect. But rationality often evaporates when you are face to face with Fay Bradford.

Evident Boon
The Tome of Truths (Medium Item)

A mysterious tome that is imbued with the primordial aspect of knowledge. As an "Interact" action, the holder may write into the book a problem, obstacle, or mystery, along with any information one believes is relevant to that mystery. The tome will then provide a vague description of one missing piece of information necessary to solve the provided problem. If the information provided is sufficient to solve the problem, the tome will instead describe how the provided information should be used in order to solve the problem. The Tome of Truths may only be used once every 3 turns.

Hidden Strength
Fay's Hidden Strength has yet to be publicly revealed.

Secret Objective
Fay's Secret Objective has yet to be publicly revealed.