Lucas Merriweather Buford

Biographical Information:
Born | 34 Skia 1866, in Gearford
Race | Human
Citizenship | Antifordian
Relationship Status | Widowed and Dating
Current Residence | Astam Junction
Present Occupation | CEO of Buford Automaton [Company] 1890-; Dean of the Buford Institute of Technology 1900-
Previous Occupations | Mechanic in Astam Junction, until 1885; CEO of Auto-Marie, 1887, 1890-1895
Lucas is the latest in a long line of scientists and engineers who continue the work of Dr. Andrea Moreau's humanoid automaton technology (see Victoria Bezel). His work has produced the well respected Buford Automaton Company, perfecting automatons for mainly industrial and scientific use.
His prominent feature is a mechanical arm where his right arm once hung, which can be said to have necessitated his interest in mechanical engineering.
He is a technological evangelist and proud engineer. He treats his automatons as his children, and often brings them along as bodyguards and companions on long trips.
Timeline
- The Order of the Badger collab with the Order of the Badger
- Demons [past]
- The Storm That Lit Fires
- Masquerade Mayhem by Captain Leo Swift
- The Aftermath by Phinneus Caractacus Cromwell
- Replacing Button collab with the Order of the Badger
- Land of the Ice and Snow
- Beginnings By Victoria Bezel
- Well Island Journals
- Hello Jacques
- The Phantom of Black Leaf and Earl
- The Death of Monopoly
- Mechanical Daughter
- Timothy's Garage
- Demons [present]
- Court With The Emperor
- Specks of Paint
- Across The Pond
- Lunch With Esther
- Poetry And Blood
- Moving Forward
- A New Mission by Phinneus Caractacus Cromwell
- Auld Lang Syne
Latest in Library View All
What If... Buford had been Prince Ark?
by Lucas Merriweather Buford
An alternate path where the Antiford you know was shaped by a different set of world building rules and Arkham Ravenholm ran for his life as exiled prince.
Website Updates for 2021
by Lucas Merriweather Buford
Quite a lot of website work has been done, both features and content, this year, so here's a rundown of it all.The Facade
by Lucas Merriweather Buford
A young man is disturbed by the glance of a woman he passes by on his way to work in Argenstrath.
But it's probably nothing.