[UA] All the Vampires, all together now!
Chris Cooper
insectking at yahoo.com
Fri Mar 1 06:57:02 PST 2002
--- Saul Peers <rexmundis at hotmail.com> wrote:
> I was watching Blade again just a moment ago, and an
> idea popped into my
> head. I know that UA officially explains vampires
> by way of a Vlad Temps
> blood disorder, but I have another idea.
>
> What if vampiers draw power from the concept of the
> preditor, much like an
> adept gains charges through his obession?
Ever thought about using your vampire as an Avatar
with channeling acolytes?
Vampires are awkward multicultural myths. Every
culture has some sort of vampire critter that lives
off the blood of the living - stealing the very life
of the living - and subsisting off that, living ever
after.
Vampirism, in my typical games, is purely a
descriptor. A magus that sucks up some victim's
"etheric body" or soul by enacting a terrible blood
sacrifice is pretty much a vampire. Any person or
thing that gains supernatural power out of harming
another - or magic parasitism - is a vampire.
Like I see the alien behind John Carpenter's The Thing
as a vampire.
Cheers,
Chris.
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