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Latest revision as of 10:37, 24 January 2015
Mortals
| Science! | Do you love science? Clay loves science, particularly medical science. Let's swap ideas and talk shop. |
| Her Face | The mask she wears certainly draws attention, but her scars underneath are rather worse. Watching her eat is darkly fascinating. It's only understandable that people might stare. |
Changelings
| Mad Science | In the dreaming, you don't need to worry about silly things like medical ethics. Flesh is easy to come by, and life is cheap. |
| Enhancements | Do you want to improve yourself? If you can find her the materials to graft in, Clay can help. |
| Shadow Court | There aren't many of us in prospect, but we have our contacts. Come and scheme with her. |
Wyrm
| Pentex | Clay is one of those employees who has an idea what's really going on. She doesn't see much action outside the lab, but every now and then they'll drag back something interesting for her to dissect. |
| Medic | Did those meddling gaians fuck you up again? She can fix you. |
| Stem Cells | Magadon Pharmaceuticals claim that their research into stem-cell treatments is perfectly ethical and legal, but plenty of people disagree. There are rumors of the experiments Clay's performed with human fetuses that seem distasteful to say the least. |
