[UA] UA vampires
Epoch
msulliva at wso.williams.edu
Sun Nov 12 23:21:26 PST 2000
On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Doug Stalker wrote:
> rex monday wrote:
>
> > Here's the basic skeleton of the idea.
> > There's a big drawback though: the universe thinks you are dead.
>
> I like it. I'd have to figure out what becoming a vampire actually
> involves, but I definatly like it. Maybe they can become able to affect
> the world slightly by sucking off part of a living persons life essence,
> but once the essence is used up teh changes fade out and are soon lost
> from the timestream. To a vampire, the world is in stable equilibrium -
> they can push things out a bit, but they just move straight back to
> where they were when you were done pushing.
I like it as well. It /does/ raise the question of how the /hell/ Dracula
ever got published, of course.
If a Vampire could find a partner who could remember them for whatever
reason, they'd be the ultimate thief and/or assassin. Sneaking is
irrelevant if you're invisible to machines and ignored by people.
(The partner would be their contact with the outside world, to get
contracts or the like).
Mike
--
"FLORIDA HAS OUR BALLS AND WON'T GIVE THEM UP!"
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