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Post by mysticalydark9 on Sept 11, 2012 15:27:24 GMT -6
Interesting
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Post by Timotheus Prophet of Darkness on Oct 29, 2012 14:41:31 GMT -6
Comeone guys you don't believe this ritual is going to make you into a Vampyre are you?
It's not that easy!
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Post by sin on Oct 30, 2012 9:08:03 GMT -6
Seems like a bunch of distracting content to me, I mean...If you are going to use the archetype to become something more than a D&D player, fine. The rest seems like an exercise in mental masturbation.
Can you learn something from all of this? I suppose you can, but I hardly see the evidence to support those lessons in practice.
That's my .02, rinse and repeat.
CS
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Post by nyarlathotep2007 on Aug 15, 2013 17:57:14 GMT -6
I am not referring to ever shifting physically into a bat or a bat like creature. Although, changing your soul into like a Psi Vampire and your Mind into a Predator vs. Prey mentality where you are the predator would help a great deal. Several people in recorded history are mentioned as having a disease known as porphyria. These include:
1. King George - Use a search engine to find "The Madness of King George". 2. Elizabeth Bathory, the Blood Countess. 3. Vlad the Impaler regarding his albino-like paleness and desire to slaughter thousands of peasants through impalement on spikes, decaptitation, and the like so much to the point that he eats around them. 4. Bloody Mary as "Queen Mary I", sister of Queen Elizabeth I.
This disease is found within both the Russian Czars bloodline and the royal family of England during the Middle Ages. In regards to Voodoo, a Vampire is a person without a Loa that has had their Loa self removed through ritual methods. Another good example of a case of vampirism practiced in Voodoo is Mary LeVeau, the Voodoo Queen.
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