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       Vampires
       By: Banditofdoom Date: October 20, 2019, 1:24 am
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       Vampires, also known as Feeders, are indigenous to The Dead
       Forest, where they subsist off others like a parasite, and
       occasionally, each other. Recently they have become a global
       phenomenon, now feared worldwide for their diet which consists
       of the blood of living beings.
       Vampires possess outstanding physical traits as well as inhumane
       levels of regeneration, being somewhat close to immortal if none
       of their weaknesses are invoked. They can run for miles with
       minimal fatigue, break wood with their bare hands. The most
       prominent physical features of a vampire are their retractable
       fangs and claws, which are as strong as steel. Vampires do not
       need to eat regular food, drink water, sleep or defecate.
       The undead creature also carries a number of mighty spiritual
       abilities such as forming bats, becoming mist and hypnotizing
       with just a glance. Vampires who are also magicians find that
       their magic ability is greatly enhanced by the undead power, and
       their overdraw limit is greatly raised.
       Blood is the main resource of vampires: they drain blood to
       replenish their mana reserves, their undead 'lifeforce', their
       sin energy and improve their physical being. By sinking their
       teeth into a blood vessel, most commonly in the neck, vampires
       can suck a living or recently dead victim's blood. The process,
       though normally painful, can be alleviated if the vampire pulses
       their toxin into the victim as well: causing a strong feeling of
       euphoria, peace and bliss. Stored blood can also suffice for
       nutrition, but its taste is plain.
       Vampires also create more through their bite; if someone bitten
       by a vampire dies within the next few minutes, there is a large
       chance that they will rise from the grave again as a enthralled
       vampire. If they had a unique feature relative to their own
       body, spirit or mind; it is very likely that the unique feature
       will have completely vanished, and they will otherwise be unable
       to use it.
       There are tell-tale signs of one being a vampire even before
       they bare their fangs. The undead creature carries absolutely no
       reflection, whether it be in mirrors, water or anything else. If
       the vampire hasn't unleashed their true form at any point, they
       will also still smell like a corpse.
       For all the power vampires have, they carry a bounty of
       countless weaknesses. If a Vampire does not feed, they begin to
       lose their grip on the mind, becoming more instinctual while
       weakening until they eventually become mindless and attack
       anything in sight. Vampires are also unable to enter any private
       residence without being given permission. Most notably,
       sunlight, holy power and purifying weapons are especially
       poignant against a vampire compared to most undead. A stake
       through the heart is an instant-kill against a normal vampire
       with no chance of resurrection (this is less effective against
       sires).
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       VAMPIRE RANKINGS:
       I. Blueblood
       A necromancer tampered with their body and soul in an attempt to
       become immortal, twisting themself into the very first vampire,
       and the only known Blueblood to ever exist. His power was
       legendary and beyond all other magicians known to man at the
       time: but to keep this power going, he found he had to sustain
       himself on the blood of others. So goes the fairytale of
       Blueblood, an urban myth used to scare children.
       II. Sire
       Sires can also decide to ressurect their slain not as vampires,
       but as zombies.
       III.
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