At a glance · Vampires
- Leaders
- The Malefic Viper
- Founders
- Sanguine
- Era Founded
- 5th Era
- Members
- 6 Clans
- Factions
- The Holy Church
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Vampires are neither an original race of the multiverse nor a natural one. They were created by Sanguine, a Human alchemist that wanted to make a superior form of human. Sanguine became the first vampire god.
Vampires have a very diverse paths as an enlightened species, far closer to monsters than something like humans. Vampires have a longer life span than most other races in the same grade. They can only have a profession or class which isn’t viewed as a drawback since they are always high tier to pinnacle creatures.
Their only draw back is their energy. Before he fell, Sanguine's transcendent skill allowed vampires to regenerate blood energy. However, with his death, the skill was lost. Blood energy can no longer be regenerated and must be obtained externally, preferably from a compatible species. Vampires have to drink blood from vitality-based lifeforms, at least until they ascend to godhood. They can also consume potions, but if a vampire never consumers blood or life energy from an independent source, it can actually hurt their records as consuming life energy is a core aspect of their Path.[1]
Six Vampire clans have sworn fealty to the Malefic Viper:
Balnar
- This type of vampire is a rare variant with high physical Strength and incredible durability.
Nalkar
Hilsic
- This type of vampire is a rare variant with high Agility and controllable hair that is more durable than most metals.
Livestock
These are people who are trained and nurtured all their lives to be valuable blood banks. It was somehow a recognized Path of the system, and they even had skills and professions focused on providing better and more tasty blood while not being susceptible to the weakness after a vampire used them.
For classes, they tended to still have one focused on combat, but nearly always of the physical variety for better stat distributions. These were also specialized and worked in synergy with vampires, making them potential soldiers.
Blood Thrall
- The weaker and less-recognized ones was Blood Thrall.
Blood Servant
- Blood Servant are the more qualified and influential non-vampires.
Blood Disciples
- Blood Disciples are those who have the potential of joining the main family and becoming vampires themselves.
Vampires in the 93rd Universe
At the conclusion of the Treasure Hunt System event, Jake and Miyamoto are gifted with the Sanguine's Blood Legacy, an item that can turn any consenting and compatible creature or person into a vampire. Later, while visiting Primordial-4, Miyamoto meets with Iskar and Katherine to discuss the legacy item and its use on Earth. Together, they mutually theorize that the appearance of the Blood Legacy in an event attend by the Chosen of the Malefic Viper during the first era since the Viper's return to the multiverse is the System tacitly signaling its intent to help revive and strengthen the vampiric race.[2]
Following the conclusion of the Prima Guardian Event, the 93rd Universe opens up enough to allow vampires from the Order to visit the Noboru clan and serve as mentors for the newly turned vampires.[3] This in turn gives the vampires ready-made allies and a strong foothold on the most heavily coveted planet in the new universe.
Vampiric creatures
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Trivia
- During the conflict between the Malefic Viper and Yip of Yore, not a single vampire defected. This was both out of gratitude for the Viper's historical protection of the race and due to knowing that Yip would never protect them from the Holy Church and the Risen the way the Malefic Viper and the Order always has.[2]
- Both the Risen and the Holy Church have official policies encouraging their followers to kill vampires on sight. However, the Malefic Viper has always openly embraced vampires as a core part of his Order, including sheltering them after Sanguine's death. Once the Viper returned from his self-imposed exile and defeated Yip of Yore, both factions suspended their open bounty system against vampires, not daring to cross the Viper by targeting a group he protects.[3]
References
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Vampires · The Primal Hunter Wiki
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