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Written by Eckhard   
Friday, 07 September 2007

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Mrkaja was born on February second 1966 in Apatin in what was back then Yugoslavia. Mrkaja's father was a Serb, his mother of Croatian heritage. The family spent a couple of years in Austria. Dragan's childhood was in the good old days of Tito: Yugoslavia - thanks to Western tourism - was pretty wealthy for a socialist country back then. 

Dragan Mrkaja, age 41, Criminal and possible DG-Friendly
Nationality: Serbian Current residence: New York City
After high school Mrkaja enlisted in the Yugoslavian army and became a platoon sergeant. Then in 1992 the civil war broke out. Being both a Serbian and a fan of Tito's panslavic idea, Mrkaja stayed in the Yugoslavian Army and participated in their activities. Thanks to his family's stay in Austria, Mrkaja spoke ( and speaks ) German: Thus he became a part-time interpreter for the Serbian forces, while still staying a full-time soldier. His experiences in the civil war are mindbending. He still is not willing to talk about those experiences. But one thing is for sure: He participated in war crimes and his sanity suffered heavily.

He stayed for several months in his home province of Vojvodina - Yugoslavia's/Serbia's main agricultural region - in 1996 after a nervous breakdown. While caring for his father's bees in their holiday home ( no running water, no real toilet, no electricity ) in the forests near the River Danube, he was contacted by his old comrade Petar Stepanovic who dragged him to a meeting of the Brotherhood of the Skin. Mrkaja fled the meeting in shock: He stole a neighbour's car and fled via Hungary to Austria where he asked for asylum. He was accepted and live the next years in Vienna. When the Kosovo war broke out, two things happened: Friends from back then "asked him" to come back to Yugoslavia to fight for the Serbian Heartland of Kosovo. And there were the Albanian residents in Vienna who harrassed and threatened him. So he fled to Dortmund/Germany, where he stayed for a while until his past finally caught him: One day, while working as a doorman in a brothel, a fellow Serb told him that the Skinless One would still love to see him to thank him for the things he did in Bosnia.

Mrkaja left Dortmund the next day and fled to Rotterdam/Netherlands. There he boarded a container ship that was bound for Boston. He spent some time in Boston before moving to New York. He is an illegal alien, but he "inherited" the green card of a fellow Serb called "Marin Vukovic" who died in 2000. Vukovic's death had not been reported to the authorities and his I.D. only "slightly altered" to help Mrkaja.

Mrkaja has found some friends, both Serbs and Croatians, but all criminals, that he works for. He is the hired gun of his mates. He bruises, threatens and even kills for his mates' "companies. He quickly found out that the mythos is presen in NYC. There's not just the brotherhood of the Skin, but also other cults and organisations that he knows from back home, like the Vojvodina-based Cult of the Corn Godess, the Followers of the Wasp-King. And there are even Ghouls that have come from Serbia to New York.

Mrkaja is not a good man. He's a killer. He's a criminal. But he considers himself to be a(n orthodox) Christian as well. He hates the mythos, but he knows it. He tried to flee the horror of the mythos only to find NYC to be haunted by it as well.

How can he help DG?
Well, he hates the mythos *and* he's a killer. And he knows quite a bit about Yugoslavian myths and mythos. The PCs can win quite an ally be making friends with Mrkaja. But beware: His sanity is really fucked up.

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