Jacob von Morov

Jacob von Morov is one of Isaac Morov's brothers.

Biography
Jacob joined Isaac and Adrien for the battle on Sinon's island, killing and slaughtering any enemies in their way.

Personality
Jacob is a cynical and merciless man. He believes mercy is for cowards, and he is not afraid to massacre an entire city for the greater good. Vlad chose to not make Jacob the head of the Morov Brotherhood because he did not want them to go on a murdering spree.

Powers

 * Tharen Physiology: Jacob is a Tharen and therefore has superior physical attributes.
 * Superhuman Strength: As a Tharen, Jacob's physical strength is far beyond that of any normal human being; he is capable of lifting over 700 pounds/318 kilograms.
 * Superhuman Durability: Jacob's skin is dense and is thus impact-resistant and difficult to be cut.
 * Superhuman Agility: Jacob is more agile than his brother, Isaac.
 * Superhuman Stamina: Jacob's musculature produces few fatigue toxins during physical activity.

Abilities
Jacob has some skill as a field combatant. He wields a butterfly sword in battle, and on Sinon's island he killed many enemies. Given his weapon of choice, he may be a practitioner of Wing Chun, Hung Ga and/or Choy Li Fut.

Equipment

 * Butterfly Sword: Jacob wields a sword, like his brother.

Family

 * Vlad Morov † - Father
 * Rachel Morov - Mother
 * Isaac Morov - Brother
 * Scipio von Morov - Nephew

Trivia

 * In previous versions, Jacob Morov (or Jacob Templar) is one of Isaac's older brothers. His mother nicknamed him "Angel" and his hair was black and white. In one version, he appeared to have died at the hands of a ghoul, but he was actually just heavily injured (missing an arm and a leg) and experimented on and turned into a ghoul hybrid with an organic weapon. He became a villain and battled his brother, but Isaac later avenged his memory. In another version, Jacob was seen chasing gangsters with an MP40, and he could come out of portals.
 * In the Bible, Jacob was a Hebrew patriarch, the younger of the twin sons of Isaac and Rebecca, who persuaded his brother Esau to sell him his birthright and tricked him out of his father's blessing. Jacob's twelve sons became the founders of the twelve tribes of ancient Israel.