...Hah...I can shout that when I come home now...and frighten my poor, skiddish druggy of a kitten...^^;; I am a horrid little ostrich...X
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"You have questions? We've got answers!"thebrucolacOctober 31 2005, 05:56:27 UTC
1.) They can't bleed in the sense that a human can. Well, they can, but they don't need their blood to live. Rather than blood, they have more of a spiritual ichor. If you attack one with a silver weapon, it damages them on the spiritual level as well as the physical. The more spirit that "bleeds", the weaker the vampire becomes. A silver or wooden stake to the heart breaches the heart of their spirit, immediately releasing it into the netherworld and thus killing the vampire. 2.) Generally around a week to two weeks, just like a human. If they go to long without feeding, they grow weak and delerious -- and may wander into the sunlight in that state. After too long (three weeks or the like) their spirit will leave their undead body, making them truely "dead". 3.) A black cat, I would say.
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2.) Generally around a week to two weeks, just like a human. If they go to long without feeding, they grow weak and delerious -- and may wander into the sunlight in that state. After too long (three weeks or the like) their spirit will leave their undead body, making them truely "dead".
3.) A black cat, I would say.
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Tal Mithram, self-proclaimed vampire expert.
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