Tonstad39
God of wisdom
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Fantasy The anerican revolution with a twist (OOC)
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Verdana
Meme Ghost
So this is the American Revolution, I hear?
Tonstad39
God of wisdom
Indeed, you can make a CS if you want
Verdana
Meme Ghost
I'm thinking of making a certain hunter, heheh
Tonstad39
God of wisdom
Great, just fill out the template and you’re all set
Verdana
Meme Ghost
Well, I suppose you should start first?
Tonstad39
God of wisdom
I started first last time so what harm is it to start first again
Verdana
Meme Ghost
You did? I don't remember; the last time I roleplayed with you was something like two years ago
Tonstad39
God of wisdom
no, i mean the last time i roleplayed this.
Verdana
Meme Ghost
Ah! I see
Verdana
Meme Ghost
Good choice with Massatrussettes, I suppose I never said where Salsa actually lived so maybe I could toss him into the little house there
Tonstad39
God of wisdom
The subhead said 1775, Boston
Verdana
Meme Ghost
fair point
Verdana
Meme Ghost
Salsa underestimates the gunpowder explosion
Verdana
Meme Ghost
Okay, so here was what I was thinking - maybe I could compile a list of strengths and weaknesses of vampires in this universe. Granted, most of the folklore's accepted as truth, but it doesn't prove to be completely factual.
- Vampires can die if staked in the heart, but this only works with ebony stakes, of which there are little to none. They resurrect after the stake's removed, however.
- Vampires have to be careful about not exposing themselves to sunlight, as the sun doesn't actually burn them, but vaporises the exposed area instead.
- Decapitation is not fatal to a vampire, however complete decimation of the head's a different story.
- A vampire can die of drowning relatively easily, compared to humans, as vampire lungs are less developed than humans' lungs.
- Vampires are highly resistant to fire.
- Silver burns vampires, however it does not outright kill them.
- Only a specific family of vampires are allergic to garlic. Every other vampire is immune.
- Holy symbols only ward off corrupt vampires.
- A vampire will die if they insert human blood directly into their bloodstream.
- Vampires all despise beets with a passion, although this is more the fact that something in beets makes them taste bad to vampires than an actual weakness.
- Vampires don't have footprints or a reflection. Any blood they leave behind eventually turns into a fine powder, scattering in the wind.
- Powerful vampires can turn into mist.
- Vampires can die if staked in the heart, but this only works with ebony stakes, of which there are little to none. They resurrect after the stake's removed, however.
- Vampires have to be careful about not exposing themselves to sunlight, as the sun doesn't actually burn them, but vaporises the exposed area instead.
- Decapitation is not fatal to a vampire, however complete decimation of the head's a different story.
- A vampire can die of drowning relatively easily, compared to humans, as vampire lungs are less developed than humans' lungs.
- Vampires are highly resistant to fire.
- Silver burns vampires, however it does not outright kill them.
- Only a specific family of vampires are allergic to garlic. Every other vampire is immune.
- Holy symbols only ward off corrupt vampires.
- A vampire will die if they insert human blood directly into their bloodstream.
- Vampires all despise beets with a passion, although this is more the fact that something in beets makes them taste bad to vampires than an actual weakness.
- Vampires don't have footprints or a reflection. Any blood they leave behind eventually turns into a fine powder, scattering in the wind.
- Powerful vampires can turn into mist.
