Editing Weathermay-Foxgrove Twins (section)

==The Characters==
Laurie and Gennifer were born to a minor Mordentish nobleman named Daniel Foxgrove and his wife Alice, the only daughter of Mordent's unofficial leader, Lord Jules Weathermay. Sadly, their mother died in childbirth, leaving them to be brought up by the grieving young widower. As children, they idolized their monster-hunting uncle George Weathermay, and likewise his close friend; Dr. Van Richten, growing up determined to follow in their footsteps and battle the creatures of the night.

Not even early tragedies, such as Gennifer being bitten by a female werewolf named Natalia who had seduced George as a patsy to try and assassinate Van Richten, nor George's subsequent withdrawal from the twins, nor Van Richten's own mysterious disappearance, dissuaded them from their goals. At the "present" of the books being written, the two have moved into Van Richten's former shop and been promoting themselves as monster hunters for a period of about five years, although their reputation as amateurs is proving somewhat slow to dissipate. Well aware of their individual inexperience and weakness, they have actively cultivated allies amongst like-minded individuals throughout the Core, including former allies of Van Richten such as [[Alanik Ray]], and they have memorized Van Richten's principles that research, patience and planning are the keys to triumphing over monsters.

Laurie is the more boisterous sister, always eager for action and a skilled duelist. Gennifer is more reserved and insightful, having instead focused on studying Van Richten's library and honing a talent for arcane magic. In 3e, Laurie is an [[Expert]] 2/[[Fighter]] 3, whilst Gennifer is an [[Expert]] 3/[[Wizard]] 2. The two are considered very beautiful; being of purebred Old Mordentish stock, they are renowned amongst young (and not so young) men of the Core for their creamy complexions, dark hair, and icy-blue eyes, the hallmarks of their ethnicity. Unfortunately for any swains with delusions of "taming" the twins, neither has any intention of being reduced to the role of a traditional aristocrat's housewife.