LP
Lucas Pyke
Role Antiquities dealer
Nationality English
Status alive
Age late 30s–40s
Description
A loud, stout Englishman in the common room of the Locanda del Leone, aggressively working the room and offering bribes for information about a brig that recently arrived in Alexandria — a
Description
A loud, stout Englishman in the common room of the Locanda del Leone, aggressively working the room and offering bribes for information about a brig that recently arrived in Alexandria — and, more particularly, its cargo. He presents himself as an antiquities dealer.
Background
Pyke was expecting Endicott’s shipment — the smuggled Saria tablets bound (in Endicott’s plan) for the Asiatic Society of Bengal. The brig has arrived; the cargo and its owner have not. Endicott is dead at the bottom of the sea and the crate sank with him, so Pyke’s expected windfall has simply vanished, and he does not know why.
Motivations
- Find out what happened to Endicott and the Saria antiquities, and whether anything can still be salvaged or claimed.
- Money. He is a dealer chasing a lost consignment, not a cultist — a mundane complication, not a Mythos threat.
Connections
- Jasper Endicott — the dead colleague/supplier whose cargo he awaited.
- The party — he questioned Adrien (deflected) and the men, before a drunken Freddy raved about “scratches and dead men” and Holt dismissed it as seasick hallucination, driving Pyke off in disgust.
Appearances
Relationships
- Expected-shipment-from Jasper Endicott — Was expecting Endicott's Saria antiquities — which now lie at the bottom of the Mediterranean with their dead owner
- Patron-of Locanda del Leone — Works the common room for news of the brig and its cargo