Vampires

I know of one instance of a vampire being stoned to death. Jacob Vjarney of Ornakaj in present day Serbia. He was chased by a mob, caught in a dry river bed and they used the river stones to kill him. He was claimed to be a vampire; confirmation however is suspect.

Vampires and Werewolves are quite different things. There is no unifying common ground.

Piercing Yes, Vampire Bites are not so safe. Depends on where they bite you...

A hybrid is part something part vampire.

actually a hybrid is a sang/psi....aka has the choice/need of blood and energy

Edward Cullen..!!

He is awesome..!!:P

.... hell no not edward cullen blade is a vampire edward cullen is this sparkle thing that likes emo girls that dont know the regular life of a real teenager is...

Transmorgifigation is not a given on becoming a vampire. Your basic vampire is actually quite a simple creature able to steal life-force and that's about it. Count Dracula was able to do this as he was (in addition to being a vampire) a high level sorcerer as well.

Yes. Dawnguard modifies regular vampire enemies, so that they may be wearing some of the new vampire armour items. So you could possibly find them in places like Pinemoon Cave or Shriekwind Bastion, without having started the Dawnguard main quest line.

Yuuki begins her transformation back into a vampire at the end of Chapter 24, when Kaname bites her. Chapter 24 is a part of Volume 8 of the Vampire Knight Manga Series.

According to Twilight, you feel an exruciating pain, like your body is being subjected to a fire, and is burning all over, which eventually subsides in everywhere but your throat, which indicates you are hungry, but never quite goes away.

Some stories say that vampires are born vampires, so there would be no pain, and vampires cannot physically be made by biting or any other method apart from generating offspring.

Other stories about being bitten don't show any signs of pain being caused, but some indicate that death is temporarily mimicked, or a coma-like state is taken on for a few days (See Night World by L.J. Smith)

Stories about swapping blood also don't say there is any pain, but it feels good.

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Ahh yes, Lottie Hanwell is a good friend of mine from the vampire world, changed by carlisle Cullen 128 years ago. Rebecca Raeburn is also a nomad i have heard of in my travels. I can assure you both are truly vampires of the immortal children sort and i am pleased that the volturi havent sniffed the two out...

It is often quite easy.

A vampire is very much a creature controlled by his more basic emotions: hunger, lust, survival, hatred, etc. As most of them live solitary lives this only serves to heighten their desires.

Count Orlock was lured to his death by being seduced into staying by Nina Harker's bedside till dawn. Count Dracula had three vampire brides made a fourth in Lucy Westerna, and came very close with Wilhelmina Harker. Any vampire story that you come across has a heavy 'romantic' element to it.

So if you really want to risk such a relationship (I advise you not to) then it is quite easy. Just exercise basic means of attraction, allurement, seduction and things should progress quite effortlessly.

No. There are people who like to pretend they are something else. Some dress up as bunnies. Some pretend to be vampires.

Sometimes the term thrall (Scandinavian for slave) is used but this is more properly reserved for those who are under some sort of compulsion or mind control. Wilhelmina Harker was Count Dracula's thrall after she was forced to drink of his blood.

There have been a few incidences of a person or people in a vampire service but no special term was applied to them. Eg. Renfield in various version of Dracula, also the gypsies, slovaks and Székely that Dracula employed. Daniel Molly to the Vampire Armand.

If a vampire uses a 'close associate' as a blood source then the associate (after a time) become immune to the contagion that is responsible for creating vampires. Such people acquire no extra abilities or hope of immortality as a consequence of this service (at least none that I know of). It becomes very difficult for such a person to become a vampire. The process of weakening must be exaggerated and protracted to horrific extents in order to weaken the body to the reception of the contagion.

Vampires are not born they are made, however the name of a person with a human mother and a vampire father is called a Dhampir.

In 'Vampire Knight' manga series, Kaname drinks Ruka's blood in the Volume 6, during the time when she hands over her blood willingly to him. This scene takes place in Chapter 29, "The Red Butterfly".

A vampire that feeds on or worships blood.
the word 'sang' in sanguinarian being French for blood.

If you mean Marius in Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles, no.

It is a matter of opinion

To me I liken it to a mixture of sage and bay leaves.

In the film she is on the verge of death at the end, but whether she survives is never actually shown as she departs with her vampire lover on a star ship headed for the City of Eternal Night. Since Myer Link (her vampire lover's name) does not wish to transform her into a vampire, it is quite likely she dies in space.

The answer to your question is actually quite simple for any vampire obsessed Goth to answer. It's all because of Vladimir Tepes, also known as Vlad the Impaler. The myth was that Vlad is a Vampire Prince because he slaughtered many and drank their blood, kind of disgusting, but it's vampiric. Vlad lived in a castle near the Transylvanian Alps in Romania. Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula really caught the eye of a vampire very well, I will tell ANYONE now that Dracula is the one book you need to read. It will be like a second Bible to you, you will never put it down.

Apparently so -- Vampires have fathered children (the offspring of a vampire is a Dhampir) so they must have.

The Bavarian vampire was said to sleep inside its coffin with one eye always open with its thumbs linked.

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