Gisk

Living in the Town of Arryn

Name: William D'Finn (he took the nest's title as his second name years after being turned).
Gender: Male
Age: 183 (turned at 32 years of age).
Species: Vampire
Bloodline: D'Finn
Job/Occupation: Carpenter. Those vampires who still sleep in traditional coffins come to him to have them done. Some people(humans, mostly) avoid his work because they find it morbid, but he can and does take any job he pleases. His shop sells both old and newer styled furniture, and is kept open during the day by a handful of employees who he trusts explicitly.
Skills: A preternaturally skilled carpenter and craftsman. He's had longer than any man to perfect his craft.
He has also since taken up other crafts: Blacksmithing, jewelry making, and most recently gunsmithing.
Other: Was originally a human native of the town, but was turned forcibly and illegally shortly after D'Finn's arrival, before they were signed into the charter. His extra years have helped him come to terms with his condition, and he has even outwardly forgiven the one who turned him.

Appearance

Physical Strength: 11
Mental Strength:11
Technological Skills: 3
Auric Strength: 0
Spell Casting: 0
Rune Making: 5

Living in the Town of Arryn

Interest. What time period? Modern?

Mercenary Inc. (Cyberpunk, Steampunk, Magic, Medieval Fusion)

Okay, with every question I ask this is looking more and more poorly thought out.

I'm just going to back away.

Mercenary Inc. (Cyberpunk, Steampunk, Magic, Medieval Fusion)

How does that work? Who decides when someone is proven guilty?

Mercenary Inc. (Cyberpunk, Steampunk, Magic, Medieval Fusion)

So wait, are they a government agency? Do they have jurisdiction and law enforcement duties?

Mercenary Inc. (Cyberpunk, Steampunk, Magic, Medieval Fusion)

What might be cool is to take a departure from the normal cultures associated with those genres.

For example: Steampunk is often aristocratic British, but we could instead have industrial age Asia for inspiration.
Conversely instead of Japanese influenced Cyberpunk we could make it Middle Eastern.

Mercenary Inc. (Cyberpunk, Steampunk, Magic, Medieval Fusion)

Maybe the medieval culture actually has a fanatical devotion to magic, and shuns technology on principle. That would explain why there's a massive technology gap.

As for steampunk: Probably exactly as you said: cultural preference more than anything. Probably steampunk tech can do most of the same things as cyberpyunk, just in a much different way.

Empire names:

Steampunk:
Mistvale(an allusion to the ever present steam clouds in the air)
Avolire

Magical:
Avalon
Aurelia

Cyberpunk:
Ecrion
Zoze

Just some random possibilities.

What does Mercenary Inc do, and why are they allowed to do it?

Mercenary Inc. (Cyberpunk, Steampunk, Magic, Medieval Fusion)

Well alright, sweet.

Do you have anymore actual lore about the world in mind? Why does this division exist?

Mercenary Inc. (Cyberpunk, Steampunk, Magic, Medieval Fusion)

Do you have anything in mind about guns? Because if any gun or laser exists in a world with medieval tech, guess who loses.

Titans of Earth

Cool, can't wait.