Reinhardt Winter

Patients:
I am always interested in patients, single-time or serial, for Doctor Winter to provide care for. Maladies may be entirely mundane, physical, psychological, or mysterious, magical, and esoteric. The body and the things that afflict it are endlessly fascinating, and offer ground for engrossing character experience and development.


Customers:
Whether for his potions, substances, surgical services, counseling, or anything else that may fall under his list of skills I am similarly ever-interested in scenes involving these and other adjacent things. Doctor Winter has peculiar, dubious ethics, and there is much he is willing to at the least entertain that others of his cohort may not be so open minded to.


Occultism and Mystery:
Does your character have a dark secret? An obfuscated past? I'd be delighted to have him participate in exploring, uncovering, or in other ways being involved with its development and use in a scene. Similarly while he doesn't practice magic he is very interested in phenomena above and beyond what is commonly regarded as mundane, and will likely need little encouragement to begin studying an item or specimen.


Antagonists, protagonists:
Doctor Winter is intended to facilitate either side of the coin for a variety of characters and circumstances. While he is likely capable of some remarkable violence, given opportunity and motivation, I would stipulate that what I personally find to be most engrossing when characters are placed at odds with one another is their contrasts and personal ideologies being pitted against one another, and what works best for sustaining such fraught relationships is having characters marinate in a balance of the two.