Vampires

You can either take a cure disease potion or find an alter that cures your diseases.

If you get to stage 4 everyone starts attacking you so you have to sneak into someones house crouch down and pick pocket them and select feed then go to marthor and speak to fallion ask him about curing and he will tell you how.

Two ways: Have the vampire in the Cheydinhal Dark Brotherhood outpost give it to you; or contract it from a vampire by being attacked. hey this is obliviongirl223 here and i need help what if u already contracted the disease and i waited 3-4days and nothing happend after i slept what is going on? if you are a redgaurd the only way you can contract the disease in by going into the darkbrother hood and get it given to you after a while.

: -E - The E represents long, pointy teeth.

@ , . , @ - A vampire with pointy teeth and scary eyes.

',..,' - A vampire with two small eyes and fangs

(';.;') - Represents a vampire bat.

:f - A small vampire face that includes eyes and teeth with fangs.

(=,..,=) - A vampire with entrancing eyes.

(o,..,o) - A vampire with big round eyes.

*,..,* - A vampire with fangs and beady eyes.

-,..,- - A vampire with pointy teeth.

^,..,^ - A vampire bat with small wings and pointy teeth.

: [ - A vampire with fangs

= A fang smiley

It smells like rotted skin and blood. Carries the faint scent of old salty pickles. Very strange scent indeed.

Pull up the moon then tap on it, a bat will come and bite a pygmy who will turn into a vampire.

As both vampires and werewolves are purely fictitious anything is possible; they could successfully mate with a washing machine or an effervescing luminescent energy bubble. It is all in the mind of the author.

A vampire and a werewolf can mate but the result is a hybrid child that is half-vampire, half-lycan but stronger than both. If a werewolf is the father of a hybrid, then the hybrid is known as werewolf-dominant (Michael Corvin) however, if the father is a vampire then the hybrid is known as vampire-dominant (Marcus Corvinus).

Yes they can but it creates a hybrid species but the fact that the number of chromosomes are the same means that there is no X-dominant or Y-dominant problem and that they can reproduce fine and naturally.

Unfortunately, vampires and werewolves prefer to keep their distance from each other as us werewolves would end up killing our vampire partner. But if Lucian and Sonja can do it, then I think we can too.

Vampires and werewolves do not hate each other nor do they "Keep their distance from each other!" There is no basis for this.

Vampires and werewolves could mate because they are both hominid creatures.

Yes. If he was gay before he died and became a vampire he will still be gay afterwards -- and nothing will be able to turn him. He's dead and very very set in his ways, no emotional growth for him. ha ha can you amigan a gay vampire? omg that is so fu**ed up

Some vampires are required to hide from sun-light. Count Dracula and Count Orlock slept in their coffins giving rise to the stereotype. Lestat and Louis on one occasion spent the night in a crypt but usually they just kept to their rooms. Not all vampires are required to do so however. Count Dracula was often up and about during the day.

Yes, Damon does try to kiss Elena multiple times throughout the "The Vampire Diaries" series. Their complicated relationship and chemistry lead to many romantic moments, including attempted kisses.

The way to turn into a vampire in myths and movies is to be bitten by another vampire, although vampires don't really exist.

In the real world, the best way to become a "vampire" is to develop a mental illness which causes you to believe you're a vampire.

rose died when when she saw people where showing an ad on TV she called them thy came with in helicopter her and her granddaughter went thy fond the Titanic but not the nickles but the did find pic that jack her loved ones pic of her in a safe in the middle of the night she was sleeping she died in her sleep and she saw jack again

Quileute legend books can be found in bookstores specialized in Native American literature, online retailers, and at the Quileute Tribal Center in La Push, Washington. It is also possible to find books on Quileute legends in libraries with Native American literature collections.

Apparently they can only sleep in coffins filled with their homelands dirt, but some say they don't sleep at all.

i personally believe that vampires are just humans that drink human blood, or have an urge to drink it, such as myself, so i consider my self a "real" vampire.


i sleep so modern vampires should too.

Kaname feels that without yuki his life serves no purpose and he is madly in love with her crazily in love with her he is pretty much obsessed with her. They have also promised to marry each other since they were children.

I'm guessing you mean Spirit Bound, the fifth book in the Vampire Academy book series. So I'll answer for that:

No, in Spirit Bound Dimitri is so upset over what he did to Rose in Shadow Kiss that he believes it would be better for them not to be together because he feels so guilty. Although in the end of the book Dimitri does defend Rose and fight off the guardians for her so we know he does still love her even though he's trying to deny it for her sake.

But no, they never officially get back together, although it's quite obvious they both love each other.

Hope I helped.

A vampire can survive for a long long time without any nourishment at all. Some vampires have been buried for close to a century before they were disentured and became active. However they are not happy being so deprived, get right freaky in fact. Their physical and mental healthy deteriorates as well, to the point of sever neurosis and rotting. Eventually a deprived vampire will die, so the answer is 'yes' but only after a long long time.

EDIT- Well, if you are talking about Twilight vamps- If they don't get blood than their instinct takes over and attacks the closest thing with a heartbeat. So they can't really die from lack of blood because it's not possible for them to get to that point.

EDIT: It depends on the lore. Starving vampires can have whatever negative repercussions or benefits assigned. In Skyrim, for example, starving vampires grow stronger, but appear less human and will be recognized as monsters. In the Vampire Diaries, vampires desiccate, which causes them pain, renders them helpless, and will eventually mummify them unless they are fed, however, they don't die. In Buffy, vampires possibly become living skeletons. It seems that this didn't mean animated skeletons, but instead, extremely starved creatures, like a holocaust victim, but worse. Starving vampires are weaker and hallucinate. Again, they don't die. In Vampire the Masquerade, vampires will be forced into Torpor, that is to say, they will basically hibernate until enough time has passed and they have "healed." I'm not familiar with any lore that says starving a vampire can kill it to be honest. In most cases it renders them powerless and may render them inactive. Most real vampire lore paints them as blood sucking phantoms rather than tangible. They usually astral project or something of that nature. There isn't any solid lore on starving, because a vampire can't really be stopped from feeding unless killed or incapacitated by other means. I suppose if they accidently wiped out the entire village they may starve, but at that point, it becomes a case of, if a tree falls in the forest, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? If a vampire is starving, we'd have no way of knowing, because the only way it could starve is if everyone were dead.

The concept of vampires has been inspired by a variety of cultures and folklore throughout history, including Eastern European legends of undead beings, ancient Mesopotamian and Babylonian demons, and writings from authors like John Polidori, Bram Stoker, and Anne Rice. The modern image of vampires as charismatic, immortal beings with a thirst for blood has been shaped by a combination of these influences.

Stephen King's classic 1975 horror novel 'Salem's Lot is about a town whose residents are turning into vampires. On two separate occasions, King has stated that 'Salem's Lot is, in many ways, his favorite of all of his stories.

It is not known who, exactly, the "Lord of Vampires" is, but many will suggest and argue that the Lord of Vampires is of course the famous Count Dracula. Others will say that it is Anne Rice's most loved character, The Vampire Lestat, but really, it is for you yourself to decide.

"Rosario + Vampire" is a manga series written and illustrated by Akihisa Ikeda. It can be found in manga stores, online retailers, and online reading platforms like Crunchyroll and Comixology. It has also been adapted into an anime series that can be found on streaming platforms like Crunchyroll and Funimation.

Alright one you wouldn't be a vampire if you didn't consume blood. Vampires DO suck blood. A lot of these people will tell you old legends about how vampires only come out at night, and are afraid of garlic when realy that's just an old wives tale. There is a large growing population of vampires throughout the United States but cover their identity. Covering your identity is very complicated. You have to go through all this paper work, about you. It's difficult. And vampires want to be like everyone else they want to hang with the guys go to movies with dates the whole 9 yards. But as I said it's very complicated. Not all vampires wear black clothing and sleep in graves during the day. As a matter of fact I'll have you know that vampires are always roaming during daylight hours. So anyway vampires do suck your blood. Not all of us have "fangs" but some do. Oh and one more thing the most tasty kind of blood to a vampire is O positive.(not all vampires perfer the same thing but it's been proven.)

The fear of religious icon was a trait unique to Count Dracula. In life the Count was a member of the Order of the Dragon, a religious order dedicated to defending Christian Europe against the invading (Muslim) Turks. (Dracula means 'Son of the Dragon') The incidences that lead-up to him becoming a vampire turned him from the church but his devotion to Christ remained. He was therefore very conflicted over religion and as an undead vampire couldn't experience any emotional growth over the subject.

Stories of other vampires being conflicted over religion are merely plagiarizing this quirk that was Count Dracula's alone and are not to be taken as factual.

So if you are being molested by a vampire do not count of religious icons to offer you any protection.

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The answer above is incorrect. Vlad Tepes (Dracula) was never a member of the Order of the Dragon, that was his father. The elder Vlad was called "Vlad Dracul" (Vlad the Dragon) because of his membership in the order. The younger Vlad was called "Vlad Dracula" (Vlad, the Son of the Dragon) but eventually became better known as "Vlad Tepes" (Vlad the Impaler) because of his favorite form of execution.

Also, the idea of vampires being afraid of the cross is much older than Dracula. The legend of the vampire emerged in Eastern Europe which was a Christian region. The local folklore suggested that Christian symbols were the best defense against any supernatural threat. The cross, holy water, the consecrated host (communion wafer), etc. are all used effectively in the old folklore traditions. While Bram Stoker borrowed these traditions for DRACULA, they had already been in place for centuries.

In the modern era, writers and directors have made changes to this idea depending on what they wanted to do with their story. In the Universal Studios "Dracula" series of movies, the vampire is repelled by the cross. In the Hammer Studios movies even a crude cross (a pair of candlesticky held in a cross shape, for instance) is enough to work. In "The Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires" a statue of a Buddha repels vampires, suggesting that the holy symbols from other religions can be effective.

In Roman Polanski's "Fearless Vampire Killers" the symbols of one religion have no effect on a vampire of a different religion, as one character learns when she tries to repel a Jewish vampire with a cross.

Through the 70s and 80s many vampire stories featured vampires who were immune to the cross. This probably reflected soceitie's changing attitudes about religion. Since the millennium, holy symbols have made a comeback. The most common version, seen in movies like VAN HELSING and TV shows like "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" shows the cross burning vampires, though strong vampires can sometimes resist this.

The reason the cross works varies quite a bit. In older versions, the cross is imbued with holiness and purifies the body the vampiric spirit is possessing. In more recent versions (like FRIGHT NIGHT) the cross is a focus for the faith of the person holding it. If the person holding in the cross believes in Christ, it works, otherwise it is useless. Fantasy writer Randall Garrett had an interesting idea in his Lord Darcy stories. He said that the cross's shape allowed it to dispell magical energies. He contrasted this with the ankh, which was able to gather magical energies. In the RPG "Vampire: the Masquerade" only vampires who believe in the power of Christ are affected by a cross.

So, there are a variety of ideas. It all depends on which one you choose to go with.