Hans Lenz

Father Lenz is the local priest from the Swiss Alpine Town in Part 1 of the game. He is part of the character cast in Deadly Snowstorm and a recurring character in Atlantic Connection.

Physical appearance
Father Lenz is a fat middle-aged man with large square eyeglasses, dark brown hair and thick sideburns. He wears either a black clergy shirt or cassock with a clerical tab collar, a brown jacket over it, and a cross pendant around his neck. He speaks mildly and acts in a calm, reserved manner.

Personality
As described by other characters, mainly Otto, Father Lenz is a trusted figure in the local town life. He treats other characters politely and rather neutrally.

Abilities
Father Lenz speaks English and German.

Otto Reger
Father Lenz and Otto Reger had most likely known each other for at least ten years before in-game events. Assuming that they'd both lived in the region all their life, as a countryside clergyman's position and an old family hotel might suggest, perhaps longer. They're close friends, and trust each other well enough to start a smuggling and border-crossing project together with Gerhard, the younger bartender in town.

Gerhard Wagner
Assumedly, Gerhard Wagner lied to Father Lenz as thoroughly as he did to Otto for the entire duration of their friendship.

Trivia
It's unclear which denomination of Christianity the town church (and so, Father Lenz) would belong to. Many in Switzerland belong to the Swiss Reformed Calvinist branch of Protestantism, but especially in the mountainous south of the country, Catholicism has long been the majority branch. Until the 1970s the ratio was roughly 50-50. The early 20th century daily attire of Catholic and Protestant priests doesn't vary much.