Poll: Supernatural Diseases
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Yeah, I kind of got into vampires after I saw Dracula performed at my university, then read the entire Twilight series in the following four weeks (I'm a fast reader with too much time on my hands - note Twilight-haters, please don't start Twilight bashing because I happen to be a fan, I'm not bringing that up for your sakes). There's just something wrong with me, I've become obsessed by the children of darkness...
Nah, real diseases are way more scary than fictional ones. Because real diseases can give you a slow painfull dead instead of turning you into a badass vampire, werewolf or... well, being a zombie wouldn't be too great either.
Lycanthropy, easy. Since I don't think you can control yourself when you're all were-wolfed out. And that sucks when you'd wake up covered in blood and such.
Vampire would be a bit of a life-change, but you're immortal and bad-ass. I could live with that.
Zombification would suck huge, but I'd be brain dead and wouldn't even know what was oging on. So I wouldn't care. It'd be like being dead.
Vampire would be a bit of a life-change, but you're immortal and bad-ass. I could live with that.
Zombification would suck huge, but I'd be brain dead and wouldn't even know what was oging on. So I wouldn't care. It'd be like being dead.
Technically, you're correct about the hairy palms. There was some slight discrepancy within Bram Stoker's "Dracula", where he described the vampire as having hairy palms, but if you look at werewolf lore it's the wolves that have the hairy palms, not the vampires.orifice said:
Lycanthropy and Vampireification.
If I was a zombie, I could go round eating peoples brains and taking bullets etc.
Edit: Oh wait, vamps and lycans are immune to bullets too..Hmm.
If I was a zombie, I could go round eating peoples brains and taking bullets etc.
Edit: Oh wait, vamps and lycans are immune to bullets too..Hmm.
I wouldn't be afraid of any of them to be honest.
Vamparism could have it's advantages (and if I do get tired of eternal unlife I can always kill myself with sunlight).
Lycanthropy would only take effect on a full moon, in which case it is manageable (and besides, who ever said being a werewolf was a bad thing?).
If I was to become zombified then I'd be dead anyway (and thus wouldn't care about my current situation).
In short, do your worst.
Vamparism could have it's advantages (and if I do get tired of eternal unlife I can always kill myself with sunlight).
Lycanthropy would only take effect on a full moon, in which case it is manageable (and besides, who ever said being a werewolf was a bad thing?).
If I was to become zombified then I'd be dead anyway (and thus wouldn't care about my current situation).
In short, do your worst.
I'd go with Lycantropy myself, mainly because the thought of the INTENSE SEARING AGONY when every single one of my bones breaks and reforms in the span of a few minutes once a month doesn't sound like good times.
i accidentally voted for not afraid when i meant zombification. zombies only last as long as the corpse they are made from can last without decaying, and even the best preserved ones only last five years. that and you have no other powers, are actually weaker then when you were alive due to the decayal, and they are mostly mindless (they do have some intelligence, but mostly limited to telling apart humans and zombies). vampires by comparison are immortal, and while im not sure about werewolves i still get 27 days a month being normal.
Zombification - Being a mindless flesh eater would suck monkey balls. I personally would want to a Lycan, but only if it was like from the White Wolf RPG. That way I would not be a slave to the moon. Imagine if some poor mugger gave you shit. Turn into full Lycan mode just to scare him till he pee's his pants and runs screaming in insane fear. That would kick ass.
