Vampire (Transformation Card)
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About this weapon
Vampires are a special type of parasitic organism in that they have evolved to lack a digestive system and instead rely on the most successful species ever to survive: humanoids. They do this by using their fangs to do a blood transfusion: humanoid blood coming in through one fang and vampire blood flowing out the other. This usually doesn’t kill the host, but it can cause damage due to a large drop in blood sugar levels after a significant amount of nutritious blood is lost. They are the ultimate apex predator and the reason humanoids fear the uncanny. The damage increases to d10 at tier 2, d12 at tier 3, and d20 at tier 4.
The downtime moves to recover stress and HP are removed, and you must suck blood in order to stay alive.
Vampire (Transformation Card)
One-Handed
Vampires are a special type of parasitic organism in that they have evolved to lack a digestive system and instead rely on the most successful species ever to survive: humanoids.
Vampire (Transformation Card)
Vampires are a special type of parasitic organism in that they have evolved to lack a digestive system and instead rely on the most successful species ever to survive: humanoids. They do this by using their fangs to do a blood transfusion: humanoid blood coming in through one fang and vampire blood flowing out the other. This usually doesn’t kill the host, but it can cause damage due to a large drop in blood sugar levels after a significant amount of nutritious blood is lost. They are the ultimate apex predator and the reason humanoids fear the uncanny. The damage increases to d10 at tier 2, d12 at tier 3, and d20 at tier 4.
The downtime moves to recover stress and HP are removed, and you must suck blood in order to stay alive.
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Vampire (Transformation Card) Subclasses
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