Hannah Jacobs

Hannah Jacobs was the noted leader of the Rat Pack, a group of Sabbat who terrorised Edinburgh between 1877 and 1879.

History
Based on her form of dress, it is reasonable to assume Hannah was born somewhere in the British Empire and was embraced in the Crimean War. Her sire is unknown. It is assumed at some point she became involved with the Sabbat and met Archibald Streck.

Time in Edinburgh
Jacobs was first encountered when the pack assaulted Court in late 1877, kidnapping Seneschal Campbell.

She later came to the aid of a group of nominally-Camarilla Kindred who were under attack by a group of Lupine shapeshifters, killing several with the aid of Azrael.

Jacobs engaged the Camarilla directly at the Battle of Edinburgh, leading a group of war-ghouls against the attacking Camarilla. Wounded, she escaped with her life.

Jacobs was next confirmed to have been sighted in the territory of Portobello, wherein she made her (secret) home. She was executed by Clara Bowden in a night-time raid, assisted by Lloyd Smith, Camilla and Arthur MacLachlann, resulting in the destruction of an old factory.