Change: By drinking the blood of a more powerful Master vampire a physic link is created between them and it gives the stronger one some measure of control over the weaker ones. This is known as a blood oath.It is this Master's responsibility to   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1788)

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Change: are not immortal and can be killed.They live in groups of varying sizes. These groups are known as Kisses and are controlled by a powerful master vampire.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1672)

Change: or lycanthrope that has become a willing food source for a vampire. The vampire is duty bound to protect this person from harm.Master of the City: A Master vampire who is strong enough to control other vampires   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1640)

Change: John Burke, also a Vampire Hunter before legalizaton of vampiresBefore legalisation, Vampire Hunters were the people the police turned to, to deal with any vampire encounters.Nicknames given to vampires: Longfang Fangface BloodsuckerVampire Hate Clubs/Groups: Humans Against Vampires (HAV) The League of Human Voters Humans   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1634)

Change: Usually, for a corpse to raise as a vampire, there has to be one - and only one - vampire feeding over the space of   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1624)

Change: or magical creatures such as swans and necromancers. Animal blood won't work. They cannot survive off the blood of the dead, E.G. other vampires and zombies. Their fangs are fixed - they do not retract or extend. After feeding, their usually pale skin becomes flushed and healthy-looking. Vampires   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2872)

Change: burn - any longer and it gives 3rd degree burns and can get hot enough to melt the metal of the symbol. When not touching the vampire's flesh, the item glows a brilliant white, the glow of which hurts and damages vampire eyes. Silver can harm   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2666)

Change: morgues, equipped to handle freshly risen vampires. The room where they are kept in needs to be heavily steel enforced, and they usually have crosses laid on the doors, and sometimes they even have feeding tanks with rats, rabbits and guinea pigs to take the edge off their bloodlust. Myths:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2491)

Change: If the victim was bitten by more than one vampire, they will either not raise, or come back as an animalistic vampire. They will slaughter everything in its path unless it is killed or its master stops it. They are too rare to have a colloquial term.The corpses   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2339)