"Hilti"

 Born into a branch family of the German Monarchy, Hildegarde Mignonette van der Schant-Hohenburg was a precocious young lady 5th in line for the throne, when she married of course. Growing up wanting for nothing did little to prevent her from noticing that while they ate lavish dinners and she dressed in silks and jewels, the common people starved and bled and died. Their lives were entirely removed from what Hilti came to believe was the real world, and when her future spouse was revealed as an older man uncomfortably related to her, she simply left.

Traveling to America with a head full of idealism and what money she was able to take with her, she was confronted with the harsh realities of being a young unmarried woman in the "land of opportunity". Forced to take a menial job in a sweatshop textile mill, she made fast friends with her fellow workers. It hurt just as badly everytime one of them was maimed or killed by the uncaring negligence of the robber barons that exploited their labor for profit. She saw a dark mirror of her family's existence in them, parasites sucking the lifeblood from honest people only trying to survive and feed their families. 

When the union organizers began their struggle to organize and fight for their rights, she was drawn to the cause. If she could do nothing as a royal and nothing as a struggling seamstress, then she would throw herself into the cause of worker's rights. A young woman was always appreciated in the striker's offices or after a particularly violent clash with the strikebreakers, and soon her zeal and skill at oratory drew the attention of a notable union man.

John Lawrence, a member of Clan Brujah and the Anarchs involved in the labor movement Embraced the young princess one night. Embolded by her new state and powers, she felt untouchable and full of the zeal she'd always had inside her. However, shortly afterwards the fledgeling lost her Sire to an attack prompted by a Pinkerton spy, as well as a handful of the friends she had come to love like family. Fire and metal beat John to the Final Death, and she only managed to escape with her life by mounting a successful distraction.

The Great War was only headlines in newspapers, and she was far too overcome with vengeance, anger, and righteous cause against the disgusting greed of the capitalist class. However, childe almost followed sire in yet another violent confrontation, this time during the Battle of Blair Mountain. Torpor claimed her waking unlife for almost four decades, Hilti awakening in the ruined basement of her Anarch coterie's old Haven only to learn of the Second Great War and the utter decline of her family's fortunes.

The last remnants of the Schant-Hohenburgs were reduced to slowly fading into obscurity in the ruins of their old summer palace, and Hilti reclaimed her birthright for a more noble cause. Going to France to "find herself", she had a few encounters with the high society movers and shakers which led to a turn as a corporate spy. She would redirect funds, seduce businessmen, and ruin investments with the aim of benefitting the poor forced to labor for them. This continued into the 70's and 80's, until the newest battleground proved to be back in America, fighting to preserve the Unions against Ronnie Ray Gun's disastrous trickle-down economics. She reconnected with the American Anarchs, and has been a staunch and reliable member of the Movement since then. Now, the Anarch Regent ruled Domain of Baltimore is ripe for evolution into the newest american Free State.