Vampirism - Revision history

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	Vampirism presents itself in a variety of different forms, from a simple disease to a more worrying ritualistic affliction. The affliction in most regards is transmitted through bites and inflected blood, but has been known to be done so through the use of magic. Whilst a bite from a vampiric source isn't seen as certain doom, it is still considered a very unfortunate event.		Vampirism presents itself in a variety of different forms, from a simple disease to a more worrying ritualistic affliction. The affliction in most regards is transmitted through bites and inflected blood, but has been known to be done so through the use of magic. Whilst a bite from a vampiric source isn't seen as certain doom, it is still considered a very unfortunate event.

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	The official pathfinder rules of the Vampirism affliction can be found underneath the [https://aonprd.com/Corruptions.aspx?ItemName=All corruptions section on aonprd.com]. The following rules are what are used within [[Inventa Information\|Inventa]] and should be done so consistently throughout.		The official pathfinder rules of the Vampirism affliction can be found underneath the [https://aonprd.com/Corruptions.aspx?ItemName=All corruptions section on aonprd.com]. The following rules are what are used within [[Inventa Information\|Inventa]] and should be done so consistently throughout.

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	Being bitten by a vampire or a vampiric entity and failing the appropriate Fortitude save as you attempt to fight off the affliction will infect you with the affliction. This then becomes a management system for both the player and the gamemaster. To make things easier here are several tables and resources to help with determining DCs and working out what happens during play.

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			==Catalyst==
			Being bitten by a vampire or a vampiric entity and failing the appropriate Fortitude save as you attempt to fight off the affliction will infect you with the affliction. This then becomes a management system for both the player and the gamemaster. To make things easier here are several tables and resources to help with determining DCs and working out what happens during play.

	==Progression==		==Progression==
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 Vampirism presents itself in a variety of different forms, from a simple disease to a more worrying ritualistic affliction. The affliction in most regards is transmitted through bites and inflected blood, but has been known to be done so through the use of magic. Whilst a bite from a vampiric source isn't seen as certain doom, it is still considered a very unfortunate event.
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 ==Method 2: Resurrection==
 Whilst casting resurrection on a vampire will kill them, should you kill a person with vampirism and then cast resurrection, true resurrection or any spell that restores the party to life, they will not return with the disease.
 =Mechanics of Vampirism Progression (Homebrewed)=

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Glossary

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	See common terms used throughout this article and work out their definitions.		See common terms used throughout this article and work out their definitions.

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	Scientifically the affliction is known as Porphyria Morbus, pronounced ''por-phyr-i-a more-bus''.		Scientifically the affliction is known as Porphyria Morbus, pronounced ''por-phyr-i-a more-bus''.

	Test subjects infected with the affliction ~~willing~~ have demonstrated a weakness to the UV rays, a loss of control of their own mind, and urges to feed on the blood of other creatures. The progression of Vampirism isn't kind and most of the time when someone is bitten within a society, if no treatment is available, they will be mercifully killed.		Test subjects infected with the affliction willingly have demonstrated a weakness to the UV rays, a loss of control of their own mind, and urges to feed on the blood of other creatures. The progression of Vampirism isn't kind and most of the time when someone is bitten within a society, if no treatment is available, they will be mercifully killed.

	=Types of Vampires=		=Types of Vampires=

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Known Vampire Factions

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	- [ ] Known Vampire Factions (Blackened Leaves / Phantom Council)		- [ ] Known Vampire Factions (Blackened Leaves / Phantom Council)

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	==Major Vampire Entities==		==Major Vampire Entities==

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Major Vampire Entities

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	- [[Zogoroth]] - Vampiric Demon Lord		- [[Zogoroth]] - Vampiric Demon Lord

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	=Countering Vampirism=		=Countering Vampirism=

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	===Corruption Stage 1:===		===Corruption Stage 1:===
	Once you feed on an innocent sentient creature, your alignment shifts one step towards evil and spells that detect undead sense you, though the peculiar result they return informs the caster that ~~youâ€™re~~ still a living creature. Other spells and effects ~~donâ€™t~~ treat you as undead.		Once you feed on an innocent sentient creature, your alignment shifts one step towards evil and spells that detect undead sense you, though the peculiar result they return informs the caster that you're still a living creature. Other spells and effects don't treat you as undead.

	This puts your total Corruption Stage at 1.		This puts your total Corruption Stage at 1.

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	===Corruption Stage 3:===		===Corruption Stage 3:===
	The third time you feed on an innocent creature, you are affected by spells and abilities as if your creature type were undead (including bane and the favoured enemy class feature). This ~~doesnâ€™t~~ grant you any of the immunities of being undead, nor does it make you immune to effects that target living creatures.		The third time you feed on an innocent creature, you are affected by spells and abilities as if your creature type were undead (including bane and the favoured enemy class feature). This doesn't grant you any of the immunities of being undead, nor does it make you immune to effects that target living creatures.

	This puts your total Corruption Stage at 3.		This puts your total Corruption Stage at 3.

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	===Corruption Stage 4:===		===Corruption Stage 4:===
	The fourth time this occurs, you become an NPC vampire under the ~~GMâ€™s~~ control.		The fourth time this occurs, you become an NPC vampire under the GM's control.

	This puts your total Corruption Stage at 4.		This puts your total Corruption Stage at 4.
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	==Alternate Vampirism Stages (Homebrewed)==		==Alternate Vampirism Stages (Homebrewed)==
	Not all vampires in [[Inventa Information\|Inventa]] are evil entities, some have fought the urges and learned to control their powers. Maintaining control of one's own body through vampirism is a challenge everyday and brings a permanent risk of becoming an evil variant. This is possible for any entity that becomes afflicted with vampirism and as such follows a separate set of stages with condition depending.		Not all vampires in [[Inventa Information\|Inventa]] are evil entities, some have fought the urges and learned to control their powers. Maintaining control of one's own body through vampirism is a challenge everyday and brings a permanent risk of becoming an evil variant. This is possible for any entity that becomes afflicted with vampirism and as such follows a separate set of stages with condition depending.

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	!colspan="2" \| Vampire tiger walking ~~through~~ the jungle		!colspan="2" \| Vampire tiger walking in the jungle
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