De Rolo Next Generation Headcanons
because let’s face it I was going to do these anyway at some point. They said at least 5, so I’m doing 5 for now because that is a lot of children. From left to right:
Vax’ildan Julius Von Musel Klossowski De Rolo
Vax, a ranger, much like his mother, explores the wilderness surrounding the city. He’s the baby of the bunch, and feels a bit more comfortable taking care of Trinket and other animals he’s fond of than being among the big crowds at family gatherings. He likes to tinker with clockwork pieces, a bit like his father, and is an excellent lockpicker.
Johanna Elaina Von Musel Klossowski De Rolo
No one was more surprised than Percy when his second eldest expertly fired her first gun - she’d snuck into his tools as a teen, stole one of them, and began training herself alone when she could. Obviously, Percy had some rules regarding it, but like her mother, she has her father wrapped around her little finger.
Percival Fredrickstein Von Musel Klossowski De Rolo IV
-But you can call him Freddie. The eldest De Rolo child has a lot to live up to. Not only his family name, but as the first child of Vox Machina at large, he’s surrounded by legends from the beginning. He has a lot to live up to, so he often spends time with Aunt Cassandra, honing his rogue skills. Though he’s trained with her on the sword, he feels much more comfortable with daggers in his hands (he knows from the stories why that might worry his mother. It also might be why the ravens of Whitestone are so fond of him.)
Vesper Whitney Von Musel Klossowski De Rolo
One of the twins, Vesper’s been interested in the arcane from the start. In her studies, she found with careful practice that she could cast a few weak spells. Over the years, she’s cut it down to a minute science for herself - all about reactions and components and correct technique.
Cassian Oliver Von Musel Klossowski De Rolo
The other twin, Cassian is a Paladin who carries Pelor and the Raven Queen’s symbols with him. Both deities hold an important part of his family’s history - one he clings to, as a tiefling. He doesn’t begrudge his father’s deals all too much, but he won’t deny that there’s a reason he chose divinity as the source of his magic.