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Is Your Next Door Neighbor an Alien

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Oh yeah, forgot to ask, who is number 1 arch enemy ?

@HEAVY METAL

>Until the Reapers start harvesting and the Brethren Moons come in, it's still Abhathol and the Kandarian Demon so far as I know.

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>And if you want to know what it actually takes to kill one of these bastards, without the fiat protections from aggravated damage by the sun, fire, and things like true faith, here's the Week of Nightmares for you to read up on.

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He is very bad ass, more than Dracula, I'm jealous lol.
Very nice character.

@HEAVY METAL

>Thanks. Also he's a Lasombra, not the Lasombra. He's basically taking the Disciplines, abilities, of their clan without being a part of the World of Darkness itself to avoid lore issues. It's also why I left his world of origin vague. That page is meant to display just how devastating a fully active Antediluvian actually is in case there was any confusion.

>What makes it funnier is that Dracula and a majority of other vampires, aside from Greater Nobles in like Vampire Hunter D and a few other fictions, would be considered mid-tier at best. Alucard from Hellsing is like a mid to maybe low high-tier Lasombra in Vampire the Masquerade.

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Namzu

Namzu

_{Male || Ancient || Kindred
"I have slept for far too long it seems."}

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~Nature & Demeanor~

Autocrat (Nature): The Autocrat wants to be in charge. He seeks prominence for its own sake, not because he has an operation’s best interests at heart or because he has the best ideas (though he may certainly think so). He may genuinely believe others are incompetent, but ultimately he craves power and control. Dictators, gang leaders, bullies, corporate raiders, and their ilk are Autocrat Archetypes. A Kindred Autocrat may crave a title, or he may wish to be recognized as the leader of a coterie.

Visionary (Demeanor): The Visionary is strong enough to look beyond the mundane and perceive the truly wondrous. Visionaries test accepted societal limits, and seek what few others have the courage to imagine. The Visionary rarely finds satisfaction in what society has to offer; she prefers to encourage society to offer what it could instead of what it does. Typically, society responds poorly to Visionaries, though it is they who are responsible for bringing about progress and change. Philosophers, inventors, and the most inspired artists often have Visionary Natures. Kindred Visionaries may want to plunge all mortals into vampiric thrall, they may adapt technologies that other, more static Kindred fear or overlook, or they may have a “better way” to coexist with other vampires than all of this Prince and Regent nonsense.

~Biography~

An ancient vampire from god only knows where, ripped from his world of origin only to be deposited in this insane hell. Initial confusion aside, however, he's done quite well for himself thus far.

~Powers & Abilities~

Essence of Gehenna's' Harbinger
By drinking the blood of the Most Ancient you gain power that is beyond compare.

You gain the immortal power of an Antediluvian; a powerful vampire with few equals. You are capable of feats of strength and speed far beyond even the greatest humans, and are almost indestructible. Sunlight is merely painful to you (though deadly to your progeny), while fire and crosses may be seen as slight annoyances.

You may create progeny, which may in turn create progeny. Each step dilutes their power slightly, ensuring that none would be your equal. Differences will be highlighted if necessary. To do so, you need only feed a recently deceased person a mere drop of your blood. Though keep in mind the less blood you give them, the hungrier they will be.

Choose a type of vampire; such as the classic Dracula, or a hopping vampire, or even something like Alucard (Hellsing). You gain all of their power, as well as logical extrapolations of their powers up to continent destroying levels. You may also learn the abilities of other kinds of vampires (again, with conceivable extrapolations and increased power) or create entirely new powers with minimal effort. Your progeny intuit your chosen archetype's powers, and require teachers to learn other kind's powers.

Your body is fueled by blood. While you are able to eat and enjoy food, it provides you no sustenance. Human blood now tastes like the finest wine, the best chocolate, and a rich steak somehow mixed pleasantly on your tongue.

You may store near endless amounts of blood for later use inside yourself. Despite this, you aren't under some kind of "hyper pressurization" or something. The blood simply exists inside you, somewhere.

By feeding a small amount of blood to a human, you may grant them a fraction of your power. These "Ghouls" may easily go out in sunlight, and suffer none of the weaknesses of vampires. Additionally, as long as you feed them blood monthly they do not age. As a trade off, they must be kept hooked on your blood, or their powers will wane. Your progeny may also do this.

(Vampire Type: Lasombra.)

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Awesome not just demonic undead and terminating cyborgs, but more undead..a freaking army of vampires...between your Vampire and Dracula, this town is doomed to become vampire central. 👍
Somebody call the Frogg Brothers 😁

@HEAVY METAL

>Even they can't save this world I'm afraid: whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Plot_Device

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>Alright, here's the new guy. If you've ever played VtM or read the lore then you should have a good idea of how powerful this vampire is.

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>Never fear though, for I have another character idea I can pursue.

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A portal opens in the sky and it drops down center of the football stadium where Elvis is giving a free concert ?

@HEAVY METAL

>No, they technically own the planet everyone else got transported to. At least they did, hence the ancient slumber choice. If I wanted the sky portal route I would have chosen the Terrible Spawn option, where it makes you the progeny of an Outer God who is active in world affairs and doing things in the name of their progenitor, or the From Out of Space option, where it makes you an alien from another world with tech that might as well be magic or a form that doesn't comply to the known laws of physics.

>Come to think of it, however, I'll wait on introducing them for now. Save them as a later threat if we need one.

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>I gotta admit, I got no idea how to introduce Abhathol.