I think people should stop using vampires in media. They were fine, but there's so many variations these days that a vampire could be anything from a giant winged demon to a sparkly pretty boy.
you win!! *throws confetti and pops a few party poppers* and your prize * gives a whole bag of cookies and fresh apple pie* the pie can be substituted for a pie of your liking :3bodare said:*Cough* Ahem. Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines. Those are proper vampires!
Change the first one and you'll have my answer. I think sunlight should humanize a vampire, so if they stay away from sunlight, they could live forever. But the more sunlight they're exposed to, the more they age, and become easy to kill.Marter said:Read "The Last Vampire". That'll give you a pretty good idea of the type I like. I will summarize what I remember though.
Sunlight hurts, but doesn't kill: It basically will weaken you, but unless you haven't eaten in a long time, it will not kill you
Blood is necessary to survive, but is not required all that often: You can go months without blood, and you can live off of animal blood if need be.
You are fast and strong: You are lightning quick and stronger than a normal person.
In most instances this refers to a mortals home. Nobody lives in a Walmart.Angelus SnV said:-I like the idea of the "no entry without invitation" angle, but that always gets complicated...ie: can they go into walmart, etc?
Oh yeah, and when they die they dissolve into puddles of bloody sludge and occasional pieces of skin. It's gross, but different than the whole MAGIC COMBUSTION thing.Ekonk said:The True Blood vampires.
Fangs that are retractable - like cat's claws. It allows them to appear normal when luring unsuspecting humans to their deaths.
Sunlight kills, but if you're a relatively young vampire you can survive perhaps a few minutes, if you're a couple o' thousand years old you'll dissolve into ash in seconds.
Silver burns the skin.
Their blood has powerful, druglike qualities and also bind humans who drink it to them.
They are capable of 'glamoring' simple mortals, basically the jedi mind trick.
Also, they can't enter unless invited. But the jedi mind trick makes short work of that most of the time.
And most of them are basically like an undead mafia.
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In most instances this refers to a mortals home. Nobody lives in a Walmart.Angelus SnV said:-I like the idea of the "no entry without invitation" angle, but that always gets complicated...ie: can they go into walmart, etc?