La Famiglia di Saulo (Mafia RPG)

Business Fronts: Nightclubs, import/export docks, vineyards, and a famous designer perfume label.

Real Business: Arms, blackmail, contract killings, smuggling art and relics, political manipulation.

Key Members:

“Il Prete” – Her consigliere, a defrocked priest turned legal fixer.

Nico Vento – A playboy enforcer with a short fuse and longer list of enemies.

Lucia – A sniper who doubles as Rosanna’s Bodyguard and Rumored Lover

Tomaso “The Ghost” – Master of clean-ups and corpses; no one knows what he looks like.

Federico Bonucci – Slick-back Arms Dealer with long list of 'Business Partners' as much as his Hit list

"They kneel to the Don. But to me? They bleed."

Age: Late 38

Origin: Rosanna Belladonna, Born to a small-time arms dealer in Naples, orphaned young, raised in a Catholic orphanage… where she learned both scripture and sin.

Rise to Power: Inherited her uncle’s failing crew after his death. Everyone expected her to sell out — instead, she reorganized, cut out the traitors, and flooded San Saulo with order, blood, and respect.

Style: Elegant black dresses, blood-red nails, Saint medallions, Dolce & Gabbana heels — and a modified Thompson submachine gun she calls Santa Lucia.

Her personality is Authoritative & Ice-cold in public — she leads with presence, not noise. Sentimental but guarded — only a few know her real self: late-night jazz, a love for stray cats, and a box of unsent letters in her drawer. Protective of her inner circle — failure is punished harshly, but loyalty is rewarded with unmatched care and protection. Haunted by the ghosts of her past — especially a betrayal that cost her lover’s life.

A fictional, sun-scorched coastal city in Calabria, Italia. Known for its vibrant street markets, old-world architecture, crumbling alleyways, and smoldering tensions between crime families.

The city earned its name after the biblical Saul — legend says he walked its hills during a pilgrimage, cursed a traitor there, and from then on, San Saulo became a place where betrayal is repaid in blood.

It’s also slang on the streets:

“Don’t end up su Saulo.”
(A euphemism for being dumped on the hillside — dead.)