>>46883160
>a supernatural apocalyptic event that has covered the land in darkness and monsters (Think vampire Hunter D).
I'm intrigued by this.

>>46883160
>1.
Skeletons with automatic weapons. Let's do it.

>>46883160
2. Victorian fantasy - earth
Similar to the world of Dishonor perhaps?

>>46883190
I think you need to vote for race too.

I vote Vampire and the first theme. Sounds pretty sweet to me.

>>46883160
>Litch/zombies
>1. a supernatural apocalyptic event that has covered the land in darkness and monsters (Think vampire Hunter D).

>>46883160
>2. Victorian fantasy - earth

>>46883160
Vampires, and 1. also is this the 80's Vampire Hunter D, or Bloodlust?

>>46883160
I vote Victorian liches

>>46883190
Ghouls/litch/zombies

>>46883160
2

>>46883160
1.
Skeletons

Modern apocalypse.

>>46883160
>1. a supernatural apocalyptic event that has covered the land in darkness and monsters (Think vampire Hunter D).
>(Think vampire Hunter D)
Sold.

>>46883234
>>46883282
>>46883462
Votes have it, I'll be writing now.

>>46883541

Not!Rick Grimes being our BBEG is too cool.

Bump

You awake in your tomb, you are hungry…
The lid of your once fine and decorative marble tomb has been broken open, but thankfully it is night. Through your rotting ears, you can hear two men arguing about which bit of jewelry that you wear is theirs. Though you have been asleep for so long, you have enough power to effect the minds of men, especially wicked people; much like these two apparent grace robbers. You send your influence to tell one of the men to look closer at the jeweled necklace that you wear. The first man does so, leaning closer and closer with a greedy look on his face. Before the mortal knew it, you reach for his throat and quickly slit it open. Blood pouring into your thirsty mouth. The other man is silently screaming on the floor, terrified and prone.

Some of your strength returns to your withered limbs to give you mobility. You rise from your tomb as though lifted by invisible hands, and survey your burial chambers. Most of the fine treasure has been stolen, leaving only moth eaten tapestries and rags about the stone floor. But the most devastating loss is that of your favorite bride; whose tomb had been opened by a wooden beam from the ceiling. You had both agreed to sleep in torpor for a lengthy time, to wait out mortal hunters. But apparently you have sleep for eons.

>(Main choices)
A. Try to improve settlement.
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.
C. Try to improve technology.
D. Try to improve magic.
E. Hunt for blood
F. Your Suggestion
G. Search area

>What do you do to the mortal?
1. Drink him dry, you still need to recover your strength
2. Turn him into a thrall
3. Interrogate him

>Population: 1 Elder vampire.
>Blood: Very Hungry.
>Resources: None
>Technology: None
>Weapons/Armor: Dagger
>Magic: Mind control
>Architecture: Ruined Tomb
>Defenses: None
>Government: None.

>>46884115
G and 2. You can interrogate him later.

>>46883160
>G
>Interrogate him
Right now, we have no idea what's around and what's going on. This guy can help us, and afterwards we could drain him of blood. Searching the area for whatever is around is also very important.

>>46884115
G. Search area
2. Turn him into a thrall

>>46884177
Seconded

>>46884115
G and 2. A mortal servant for the daylight hours is essential, and we need to get our bearings. We can drink the other robber dry.

>>46884115
>G.
Gotta know what we have to work with.

>2.
Assuming he maintains his memories so we can get them out of him later.

>>46884115
>G. Search area

3. Interrogate him

>>46884177
>>46884203
>>46884204
>>46884205
>>46884230
>>46884248
Votes are in, writing.

>>46884343
I like your style, New Guy.
This satisfies me.

>>46884583
Thanks!

You quickly launch yourself on the foolish grave robber, half mad with rage at your loss. He smells of blood, fear, and whiskey. You lay your hands on either side of his temple and quickly kill any sort of free will from his mind, he tries to fight you off, but his fists are like that of a baby’s. He passes out, but you know that your influence over him is absolute. You can call on him and use him as you wish once he awakens.

You fling open the doors leading out of the tomb, and ascend a flight of stairs as quick as a shadow. You see now that the robbers had to dig your tomb’s entrance with their crude shovels. What once was a stately graveyard, you now see that most of the tombstones have been weathered away, and some are overgrown with ivy. The sky is a murky and bleak, the smell of rain hitting your powerful sense of smell. You feel as though a powerful darkness has descended upon the land, a lingering evil that invigorates you. Over to the east, past the forest, you can see smoke rising from chimneys. To the south, long and winding road leading towards a valley. West are tall mountains and rough terrain; as far as you remember, no roads could be made along those peaks. And finally, northward towards the ruins of your old castle. Which lays in crumbling pieces along the desolate earth. You still have time before your new thrall awakens, and a nervous energy to spend.

>(Main choices)
A. Try to improve settlement.
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.
C. Try to improve technology.
D. Try to improve magic.
E. Hunt for blood
F. Your Suggestion
G. Search area

Population: 1 Elder vampire.
Blood: Very Hungry.
Resources: None
Technology: None
Weapons/Armor: Dagger
Magic: Mind control
Architecture: Ruined Tomb
Defenses: None
Government: None.

>>46884671
E. Drink the other robber dry before we do anything else.

>>46884671

Let's get our weapons improved before heading out. For safety.

>>46884671
F. Get to your old castle.

>>46884697
Hell, may as well go find a couple other mortals and eat them too.

>>46884697
You already have. Sorry.

>>46884671
>B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.

>>46884671
>D.
Maybe see about channeling some of that energy into raising corpses. There's gotta be a few in the ground here.

>>46884728
Still voting E then. We're hungry and shoudn't think about much else.

Weapons is the only one with more than one vote OP.

>E
We need blood!
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!

>>46884671
>B.Try to improve Weapons and Armor.

>>46884823
>>46884768
>>46884734
>>46884712
Votes are in, I'll get started writing right after a quick bathroom break.

Also feel free to put yoshitaka amano art in your posts!

Guys, we haven't done anything yet that's established our character, so is it okay to say that we're not sophisticated Draculas, and more like realistic feral apex predators?

>>46884940
Well we're an elder vampire, so I think we're probably pretty smart.

But we're hungry, so I voted to feed.

>>46884940
Feral apex predators don't have the intelligence and wit to enthrall people and research tech, Anon.

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>>46884940
What about sophisticated apex predators?

>>46884940
>wanting to be some thoughtless, crass monster when you can be an undead master of class and taste
Spotted the plebeian.

>>46884995
No vision. We are an eternal master of the night. Why hunt like a dog when we can extend our rule with legions of undead, and live life basking in luxury, wealth and power?

>>46884975

Hey, even gnolls can build tools and buildings.

>>46885060
Also gonna start namefagging

yeah, we should just become Dracula 2.0, but more suave and dashing.

>>46885060

What good is that when you no longer can recieve joy from a thrilling hunt?

>>46885097

I have no problem with names, but let's wait until we have more than one vampire.

>>46885133
We can always take the field personally against our enemies. In any case, I think we probably got all that out of our system when we were younger. Our tastes could have changed with age

>>46885161
Just makes it easier for a debate. But I'll change it for now.

>>46885227
>tfw our elder vampire becomes Old Man Henderson

You still feel weakened by the eons of sleep, and though you are strong enough to overpower an untrained man, you still feel the need to arm yourself in case of stronger foes. The graveyard is sparse, but you recognize the graves of old military men; back when you hunted the night as a lord of these lands. Your tear into the earth, and reach for the coffin of a captain of the guard; who had been buried with his longsword. Its not a fantastic weapon, but something is better than nothing. Emerging from the grave, you feel the metal presence of your new thrall awaken. It tries to hide from your powerful mental gaze, but cannot escape your influence. You return to the crypt, sword in hand.

“Rise slave, and meet your master!” the thrall quakes at the mere sight of you, knowing how bound he is to you. But does as commanded, rising from the floor with head hung in a respectful stance.

“Ww-what can I do for you, m’lord?”

>What do you want from your thrall?

>(Main choices)
A. Try to improve settlement.
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.
C. Try to improve technology.
D. Try to improve magic.
E. Hunt for blood
F. Your Suggestion
G. Search area

Population: 1 Elder vampire.
Blood: Very Hungry.
Resources: None
Technology: None
Weapons/Armor: Dagger, rough longsword.
Magic: Mind control
Architecture: Ruined Tomb
Defenses: None
Government: None.

>>46885351
>Clean up and repair the place
D. Try to improve magic.

>>46885351
Tell us what our thrall is capable of, physically

>G

assess our surroundings.

>>46885351
Have the thrall regale us with what's happened to the world.

>D.
That corpse-raising biz.

>>46885351
Interrogate the thrall, (What year is it, etc.) and then send him to the castle. After that we can hunt.

>>46885351
Interrogate the thrall.

Interrogate thrall m8s

>>46885383
He can carry out a number of complex tasks for you during the day and night. but he still needs to eat and sleep, and he can die a mortal death if you send him to do something dangerous. He's not a learned person so don't ask him to do anything that requires a lot of knowledge, after all he is a grave robber.

>>46885351
>D. lets work on transforming! like can we turn into a bat or a man-bat thing?

>Interrogate the thrall.

>>46885444
How about we set him on a mission to lure an unsuspecting victim after we learn where the hell we are then, shall we?

>>46885444
Are thralls slightly stronger then their normal race? Also, is there a limit to how many thralls we can have?

>>46885351
Lets learn what we can from the thrall, and then do some hunting or else we might lose a thrall to our hunger.

Rolled 5 (1d7)

>>46885378 = 1
>>46885383 = 2
>>46885392 = 3
>>46885395 = 4
>>46885475 = 5
>>46885482 = 6
>>46885527 = 7
Vote here determines the action

>>46885580
Sweet! can't wait to see what happens.

You grill him with questions, asking about the state of the world, what happened to his castle, and about the nearest town

“Well, the world has been in constant gloom and doom ever since the monsters and evils of this world took dominion. Vampires, werewolves, and other abominations are the true rulers of the world now. Their supernatural influence almost wiped humanity off the face of this earth, but we are still the most populous race around. But we now live in terror of leaving the safety of our towns. Even there we can only hope that devils such as yourself do not creep into our homes. Some folk make a living hunting monsters and such, but those damned fools only either get killed or become monsters themselves. A vampire hasn’t been seen in this area for over 400 years, and the mortals of the town owe this to the church and their priests. But the truth is, we are such a small village that powerful vampires simply ignore the morsel in favor of hunting prey in larger towns”

You would never have guessed that the forces of darkness would have finally defeated the mortal menace. But this means that there is competition for power and blood amongst members of your race. Feeling pride inside of yourself, you realize that you could perhaps be the oldest of your race to come in a long while. You ask what year it is, and you receive the answer of 3434. This date staggers you, you have been asleep for over two thousand years. It was any wonder that your tomb hadn’t been robbed sooner.

>>46886064
>Continued
You tell the thrall to return with a suitable meal, and to make it snappy. The thrall bends his back in an anguished bow, and quickly leaves the tomb; glad to be rid of your presence. In this time, you begin flexing your slowly regaining powers. Using some of the blood you took from the first robber, to morph your body into a nightmarish man-bat. Your hearing is increased, but your sight is slightly diminished. Clinging from the ceiling, you wait patently for food to arrive. Food arrives several hours later, and it does so in the form of one of the men’s horses a struggling and bound woman.

“She is a whore from the town m’lord, no one will miss her. And I am not sure if you can, but I also offer my fallen comrade’s horse if you are still hungry.” He hasn’t seen you yet, but he gets a full view when you swoop the woman from the horse, and quickly snap her neck. The sound of flesh being bitten upsets the man, you vomits in the corner. After you drain the woman, you fall on the horse, and drain it as well. While you can drink from animals, it’s not a pleasant taste. Not like humans…
>[You gain the blood status: Full!]

>(Main choices)
A. Try to improve Castle.
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.
C. Try to improve technology.
D. Try to improve magic.
E. Hunt for blood
F. Your Suggestion
G. Search area

Population: 1 Elder vampire.
Blood: Full.
Resources: None
Technology: None
Weapons/Armor: Dagger, rough longsword.
Magic: Mind control
Architecture: Ruined Tomb
Defenses: None
Government: None.

>>46886086
D. Try to improve magic

>>46886086
A. We should go to the castle and set up some basic defenses to sleep through the day. Going forward, our priority should be amassing a sizeable force of thralls, and eventually to establish our dominion over the nearby village.

>>46886086
>C

Its been 2000 years, surely technology has improved since then, ask the thrall what advances have been made in the world.

>>46886086
>D. Try to improve magic
Become a cult leader, call your self the Dr.acula.

>>46886086
>D.
Still gotta get into raising corpses.

>D
We should probably see how far transformation goes.

>>46886310
In my opinion we should hold off on raising the graveyard. We don't know what kind of situation we're in yet, and it might be too obvious a move.

I say we work off thralls until we can both arm undead legions with modern weapons and afford to move overtly.

>>46886374
You want us to stroll into a decrepit castle with a single thrall. I'm not listening to you.

>>46886374
I agree that we should hold off on being back the dead, but improve our magic so we can very handsome and get people to join our cult.
Also make out name Dr.Acula

>>46886388
Raising an army without a proper base to work off of is putting the cart before the horse. The sun will be up soon enough and I'd much rather be in our castle than in the tomb.

Besides, it's decrepit. Obviously there's nothing in our weight class in there, or they'd have restored the place. A fully fed elder vampire is probably going to win any fight like that, or at the very least escape.

>>46886486
This.

>>46886388
Don't be silly.

>>46886486
>Obviously there's nothing in our weight class in there
That's the exact kind of reasoning that gets you killed by eldritch horrors.

No one pays a ruined castle any mind.

Rolled 5 (1d8)

>>46886127 = 1
>>46886143 = 2
>>46886182 = 3
>>46886210 = 4
>>46886310 = 5
>>46886346 = 6
>>46886388 = 7
>>46886405 = 8

>>46886628
Damn.

Well, at least we can have backup taking that castle.

well at least we have more minions

While the thrall loses his dinner in the corner of your chambers, you tell him he is to clean this tomb before sunrise. Ascending the stairs again, you head to the tombstones of the graveyard to once again test your might. Drawing on the very powers of evil itself, you cast a rudimentary necromancy spell to give the gift of unlife the corpses. You quickly realize that your powers are still returning to your body, as all the energy that you gained by drinking the horse and whore leave you… and then some. Panicking, you for a moment think that you over did yourself. Laying on the grass, your feel one grave rumble with the sound of a skeleton digging its way to the surface.

>[Blood set to: Very Hungry]

The bones of a carriage driver stands before your prone form, creaking with the sounds of bone rubbing bone. He is dressed in his old uniform, which was probably the nicest thing he had to his name. You call for your thrall, who brings your body back towards your tomb.
>[Skeletons can preform menial labor and simple tasks, but lack the ability to do complex tasks.]

>Besides bringing more food, what do you order your thrall to do during the day? (Select two things for him to do)

>(Main choices: Locked until morning)
A. Try to improve Castle.
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.
C. Try to improve technology.
D. Try to improve magic.
E. Hunt for blood
F. Your Suggestion
G. Search area

Population: 1 Elder vampire.
Blood: Very Hungry.
Resources: None
Technology: None
Weapons/Armor: Dagger, rough longsword.
Magic: Mind control
Architecture: Ruined Tomb
Defenses: None
Government: None.

>>46886890
>Start repairing the Tomb and be on the lookout
E. Hunt for blood

Well, judging from the fact we need blood to summon minions, we might want to improve our castle, so we can have a place to sleep and rest during day time.
>A

>>46886890
Can we have some numbers on our undead minions?

Tell the thrall to go set up the beginnings of a proper base of operations in the castle.

I'm thinking when night comes we can go for a hunt ourself and check out the local settlement. Maybe get ourselves another thrall or two there to act as spies.

>>46886890
Have the thrall gather gossip in the local town. Particularly anything about our old castle.

Maybe some books on natural sciences so we can get a better grasp on what's changed in the past 2000 years.

>>46886890
Mr. Skellington can guard our body during the day, give him the rough longsword.

The slave can dig up the graves and arrange the corpses in a pile somewhere out of sight, and then he shall find a way to dissuade people from coming to the graveyard, perhaps with a sign saying something along the lines of "graveyard closed for repairs" or something else cheesy like that.

as for me i will go for
>A.

Lets make this ragged tomb a place more suited for someone of my status, even if it is only for a few more days.

>>46886890
Give him the jewlery that you have, and to use it to buy a carriage (Portable box for us to go from place to place without having to be exposed to light) Then tell him to see if any men need work up at the graveyard for "repairs"; we then turn them into more mortal thralls. (If we cant raise an army right now, we can at least get some muscle for rebuilding the castle).

>F: We go to the town and order a room, we can make plans from the comfort of a nice room instead of a musty old tomb.

>>46886890
D
We gotta git gud so we can just march into the town and declare ourself Nightlord

Rolled 8 (1d8)

>>46886946 1
>>46886947 2
>>46886972 3
>>46887013 4
>>46887018 5
>>46887023 6
>>46887282 7
>>46887301 8

Give him the jewelry. Besides, how's he gonna be met in the town? I mean, he's probably not a complete loner. What if someone starts questioning? Like, where did the other guy go? Is he gonna answer something like "Bolivar can't carry a double"?

Rolled 6 (1d7)

>>46887579
Rolling once more, 8 didn't have all the requirements for a full vote.

>>46887579
winning the vote is a good feeling

>>46887610
Crushed under some rubble. RIP Bolivar.

I've been reading Baskets of Guts too much lately, I swear.

>>46887613
This is less of a good feeling. whatd i do wrong?

>>46887827
You needed to give our thrall two orders to do.

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>>46887827
Acted like an ass.

>>46887827
You needed to suggest what the thrall needed to do as well. you only gave half a vote. Sorry.

You sleep, somewhat afraid that 2000 years would pass. But you awake the next night on schedule. Two more whores are brought before you. The Skeleton watches the prisoners with the sword you gave it, ready to strike if they move.
>[Blood now at: Partially full]

The thrall bows before you.
“M’lord I have done as you have asked. The towns folk have already known to leave this place alone, but now they will see this place as under repairs until further notice. It appears that no one has claimed this area of land, perhaps if we had enough gold, we could buy the claim for the mayor. As for improving on the state of your lair, I have stolen from the shops various furniture items and books for your pleasure. ” You see a collection of fine plus chairs, though it appears that some of them where in a second hand shop. The books also look shabby, but no doubt they will offer much in the way of information.

Your next orders are for the repair of the castle. The thrall begins clearing a section of castle that seems to still be in shape; which happens to be the old kitchens. Rusted pots, and moldy plates are thrown away. But a stove that was covered by rubble seems to be in working order. The thrall begins moving stone blocks, and arranging them into new sections of wall and ceiling. By the time he is done, you have a new room of your castle rebuilt. You graciously give this new room to the thrall as reward for his services.

>>46888045
>Continued

“Such a kind master…M’lord, if I may… I dare not complain, but if you want this castle rebuilt, we will need more hands on deck. These poor bones can only do so much, even with the help of your new undead servant.” You agree that his performance was excruciating to watch.

>More labor
1. We will seek new thralls from the town. Seek workers who are willing to help rebuild the castle

2. Raise another Skeleton (Will drain blood)

3. We should turn another mortal into a new childe, I’m lonely for company.

>(Main choices: Locked until morning)
A. Try to improve Castle.
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.
C. Try to improve technology.
D. Try to improve magic.
E. Hunt for blood
F. Your Suggestion
G. Search area

Population: 1 Elder vampire, one thrall, one skeleton.
Blood: Very Hungry.
Resources: None
Technology: None
Weapons/Armor: Dagger
Magic: Mind control
Architecture: Ruined Tomb
Defenses: None
Government: None.

>>46888073
1. We will seek new thralls from the town. Seek workers who are willing to help rebuild the castle
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.

>>46888073
1
D

>>46888073
>perhaps if we had enough gold, we could buy the claim for the mayor.

Fuck that. Go into town, thrall the mayor and have him be our spy. Make him give us the land.

Also bring back a couple more thralls and feed while we're at it.

>>46888073
Kinda liking our thrall, he's not like "omg your eating peoples" and kinda just going with the flow.
I think we should probably go with A, as it'll pay off in the long run.

>>46888073
>1.
Definitely seems the most prudent.

>>46888121
Oh, and 1.

>>46888112
I guess that's a choice E, by the way

>>46888112
>>46888152
And have the whole town come and kill us? Anon, please. There's only so much we can do.

>>46888177
It doesn't have to be obvious. There's absolutely no reason why the town should be interested in a bit of paperwork being handed over.

Nobody's really taken notice of us yet. We can use this to our advantage and gain influence before we strike.

>>46888177
How would the town folk know anyways?
Besides, we could get some embezzlement in.

>>46888112
I guess you'd probably pass as a That Guy at an actual table.

>>46888212
All I'm saying is it would be way easier to just make puppets out of the local leaders than go try to make money and then buy land from people that we're going to enslave later anyway.

>>46888273
yeah, buying the land would be kinda useless, unless we want to cover up that we're living in it.

>>46888203
I'm sure no one would take notice of a spooky guy just waltzing into the mayor's place.

And that's assuming the local clergy doesn't spot us.

>>46888314
We're a fucking vampire, master of night and being 2edgy, we can sneak in or kidnap him with a syndicate of thralls.

>>46888273
Before resorting to force, check and double-check if we actually have it. I'd actually suggest slowly replacing the town with thralls.

>>46888273
We are not strong enough to take on the head hancho right now, if things go sour and he resists our charms, we only have a skellington with a sword and a thrall to protect us.

Plus im not even sure we can even wander around the town without getting noticed, we dont even know if we look like a nosferatu type ghoul or a twilight bloodsucker, so we could just wander into town thinking we are passing when we are really just an ugly hun that not even chasers would go after.

>>46888327
Our syndicate of one thrall. Master plan right there.

What happened to OP anyways?

>>46888313
>doing things openly
>somehow covering things up

Which raises more suspicion: a mysterious rich guy buying a castle openly, or a piece of unused decrepit land being quietly sold off for an undisclosed price? (which is actually free, but they'd have to investigate to find that out)

>>46888341
That's fine. I'm just saying that when you're an elder vampire, buying things from people you're just going to attack is stupid.

>>46888386
Relax, buddy. It's barely been twenty minutes.

>>46888073
1
B

>>46888386
>>46888396
Still here. In between posts I'm working on finals homework.

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>>46888394
We definitely should learn more. How to take power over a community. From the true masters.

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>Oh man let's just wander right into town even though we only just woke up a day ago aren't at full power and have no idea how the world has changed what could possibly go wrong

Rolled 2 (1d5)

>>46888104 1
>>46888108 2
>>46888112 3
>>46888121>>46888147 4
>>46888425 5
(BTW: I'm rolling for difficulty here at home with a d20 roll.)

I like the comments about how you'd go about things, the more information about a particular action, the better for me. Be creative, be detailed if you can, and watch Vampire hunter D Bloodlust!

Also: >>46888349 I'll be addressing our appearance in the next post.

Another day passes. When night comes, you hear voices from the surface. Five men in total, strong and ready for work. You hear your thrall speak to them:

“As I said, I am hired by me master to see to the repairs to this old castle, it wont be easy work, but he will see that you are justly rewarded.” Indeed, you would. You check in the broken mirror that the thrall was able to get for your lair, but remember that you make no appearance in them; you would have to punish him for his stupidity later. You know that hunger for blood causes your normally smooth and handsome face to look gaunt and more monster like, and no doubt the thrall forgot to get a food source while obtaining the workers. With a mental message, you tell the thrall to have the men come in for an interview. He does so, sending the first man down. He is quietly drained of blood, which fills in your cheeks and almost gives your pale skin a flushed look. The next three are quickly turned into thralls, all of which lay on the floor as they await their slavery. The last one sees the three men, convulsing on the floor, and tries to run out of the room. You give chase, but recoil at the sight of a cross, a pendant of his faith around his neck. You order the thrall and the Skeleton to kill him. The bone warrior running the rusty sword through the man’s guts. It’s a shame that the blood was wasted, but you cannot drink deadman’s blood. After thrashing the original thrall for his carelessness, you recuperate your energies to cast a spell on him. He is quickly filled with nightmares and visions of terror, gibbering about phantom monsters that only he can see. He is the perfect test rat for your spells

>>46889150
>Continued

>[New power to give people nightmares]
>[4 new thralls!]
>[Blood at: Hungry]

“m-m-m-m’lord. I pray your forgiveness. But I must speak. These men will be missed, some of them have families and friends in the town. I suggest we wait a while before we gather any new workhands.”

>(Main choices: Locked until morning)
A. Try to improve Castle.
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.
C. Try to improve technology.
D. Try to improve magic.
E. Hunt for blood
F. Your Suggestion
G. Search area

Population: 1 Elder vampire, 5 human thralls, one skeleton.
Blood: Hungry.
Resources: None
Technology: None
Weapons/Armor: Dagger, rough longsword.
Magic: Mind control, transform into Man-bat, Nightmares.
Architecture: Ruined Tomb
Defenses: None
Government: None.

>>46889178
>if these men have families then why don't they join these fine young men in their toil.
A try to improve castle

>>46889178
Well, now that we have thralls we could continue work on the castle.

>>46889178
We may have drawn attention now, and people might come looking in the morning. I say we go with B, and make sure our slaves are properly armed to defend us.

>>46889178
>C. Try to improve technology.
Send the thralls into town to see what they can come back with for inspection and potential duplication.

>>46889178
Tell thrills to clean up themselves and the castle

>>46889242
+1

>>46889233
I change my vote to support this, it's more or less the same and it's high time se stopped leaving things to the dice

>>46889178
>C.

>>46889214
You know, we could work with this. After we've cleared up the castle some more, we can have the thralls begin establishing the makings of a village outside for their families to "move into".

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>>46889242
>Ultra-elder vampire telling malnourished Victorian peasants to take a bath

>>46889150
I really like the way your telling this story, TNG, plus this character development is really showing in this particular post. Evil and cruel, but forward thinking, a perfect candidate for an awakened terror in a world already so dark.

>>46889178

>F
Order 2 of the new thralls to go home to their families and tell them that the others died in a freak accident on theyre way home, thus covering your tracks and planting some sleeper agents within the town.

Then set the other 2 workers the task of repairing and maintaining the castle, telling them to always be mindful they cannot be seen by any unwary travelers passing by.

Lastly get your first thrall (we really should name him or something, i mean he is our first!) to bring some work animals to the castle in order to have a stash of emergency blood.

>>46889314
Exactly plus we can start a stable community that can give us blood

>>46889314
>e can have the thralls begin establishing the makings of a village outside for their families to "move into".
I like this idea. A stable blood supply would be a good thing.

Rolled 4 (1d8)

>>46889214 1
>>46889223 2
>>46889233 3
>>46889242 4
>>46889266 5
>>46889269 6
>>46889314 7
>>46889371 8

>>46889464
that's honestly not a half bad idea, though someone might get suspicious of why people are moving out of the protection of their homes.

>>46889529
True, but we'll have to reveal ourselves sooner or later. A cult can keep people from digging too deep, and makes us stronger for when we have to fight.

>>46889514
(Making a combination of your guy’s post, just because I liked the suggestions. Im corrupt that way :P )
You quickly tell the new thralls that they are to make preparations for their families to move here. The two who don’t have families are put to work with the original thrall on improving the castle. Three new rooms empty are made, beginning the ground work for the foundation of the castle. These are quickly turned into new living quarters for the workers and their families; simple rooms with straw as bedding. Bare essentials to be sure.

The men return, informing that they are selling their homes and bringing their belongings along with their families. One of the men begs that the master spare his children, of the same fate that has befallen him. But he is quickly reminded of his position.

“I thought Count Murden was the worst and most terrible of your kind, but surely you will surpass him my lord in his power and ferocity. Not to mention looks.” The original thrall says, obviously hoping to distract the vampire from his thrashing of the thrall. It worked for… now

“Count who?” you say, letting the thrall slump to the floor in pain.

“Murden m’lord. It is said that he is the puppet master of the city of Kurk; which is in the south. But all the lower vampires call him the King of the Damned. They say even werewolves respect him, and they respect very few people”

>(Main choices: Locked until morning)
A. Try to improve Castle.
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.
C. Try to improve technology.
D. Try to improve magic.
E. Hunt for blood
F. Your Suggestion
G. Search area

Population: 1 Elder vampire, 5 human thralls, one skeleton.
Blood: Hungry.
Resources: None
Technology: None
Weapons/Armor: Dagger, rough longsword.
Magic: Mind control, transform into Man-bat, Nightmares.
Architecture: Ruined Tomb
Defenses: None
Government: None.

>>46889766
B. Make sure our thralls are decently-armed.

Also ask our original thrall about the capabilities of the nearby village, power structure, what kind of weaponry they employ these days, etc. We need information; this village will be a necessary stepping stone to taking over from Murden later.

>>46889766
E. Hunt for blood somewhere else

>>46889766
Send the men to steal tech and blueprints

>>46889766
>D. Improve magic.
We need to start making more skeletons while trying to find better and stronger minions.

Hmmm... I have an idea if we're going to start a town, instead of feeding from the populace, we could possibly feed off of criminals, bandits, and other fiendish characters. Of course, short term it's a bad idea, but long-term it's an idea.
>B
We're going to need weapons for our thralls so adventurer's don't rape us in our sleep.

>>46889826
I second this. knowledge is power!

Can't we feed just a little bit from our thralls? Not enough to kill or leave them out of commission, just a tiny bit from each.

>>46889896
I imagine once we have enough we'll be able to regularly take small portions from different ones

>>46889896
We are in a time period where bloodletting is considered legit

>>46889896
Yes, but more hungry you are, the harder it is to control your bloodlust.

>>46889840
Skellos take too much out of us, and we need more blood.

I vote E, but lets start in the town. We can learn much more by observing from the shadows and we can sate our hunger at the same time.

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>>46890000
Nice.

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>>46890000
WITNESSED

>>46890000
Honestly, I think I'm obligated to do this post now...writing!

.

>>46890057
You tell your thralls to continue work on the castle. You are hungry, and grow tired of waiting for food to be brought to you… You need to hunt, to kill in the shadows like the top of the food chain you know you are. You transform into the man-bat, webbed wings taking flight in a pitch black sky. You quietly zoom over the forest, hearing with your stellar hearing, savage beasts and other nightly terrors that roam the wood. Past the forest, you see the town for the first time.

The town is walled, with huge logs acting as an impressive battlement. Torches are lit, and the sleeping forms of guards line the wall; apparently they are not used to attacks. This works for you, as you quietly fly past them, and land on the roof of a house. Using your claws, you scurry down the house, and return to your human form. You find yourself in a grimy alley, the smell of garbage and the leavings of chamber pots hitting your sensitive nose like a kick from a draft horse. You quickly go towards the entrance of the ally.

You look out at the town square, the whole town is in apparent calibration. Ironically, it is a holy day for the church, a feast day of the saint of monster-slayers; saint Michael the archangel. Here and there you can see mechanical horses pulling carriages with giggling women, and dashing looking men in top hats. Apparently not much has changed in terms of technology; mankind still using bygone relics from years gone by. Many of the contraptions puttering or emitting smoke. Signs for long gone products like “Coca-Cola” and “telegrams” fading away on the sides of buildings. It seems that mankind, having been defeated, regressed to a slightly pre-Victorian style society, with smatterings of their former technology being repaired by sheer force of will. Electric lights fill the town, making it look like a glow worm in contrast to the dark swirling clouds above.

>>46890659
>continued

“Care for some company M’lord?” a woman with a red corset and short purple skirt says, an obvious lady of the evening

“My dear, I would be charmed” You say, leading her towards the alley. After draining her dry, and throwing the corpse in a pig-pen, you make your way into the town.

As you socialize, you begin to feel like your old self again. No longer the old and grumpy vampire lord, but the wolf in sheep’s clothing. You laugh, and pretend to drink the wine given to you. Along one large table, the mayor and his daughter sit with the town priest. Your gaze looks at the cross around their necks, and you recoil slightly. But you take a look at the mayors daughter… she is… familiar. She is the spitting image of your lost childe, with slight differences. Her curly auburn hair, her pale skin, and her piercing blue eyes…she must be yours… If only to become your new companion in undeath.

As you watch her from a distance, you see the priest excitedly talking to the mayors daughter, and by the looks of it, she did not like his company; his face close to her’s as though he was her suitor.

>Introduce yourself.
>You will make your move later. For now, you must feed more on the partygoers
>Burn the church. Its influence will make it hard to do anything in this town.

>>46890677
>>Introduce yourself.

>>46890677
>seduce yourself
>feed on the church
>burn the woman

sorry if in not putting any effort into my responses anymore, im watching one-punch man

>Introduce yourself

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>>46890677
>Introduce yourself.

Get Cucked Frollo

>>46890707
second this

>>46890677
>Introduce yourself.
Perhaps we can use this to thrall the mayor. Get in on the good graces of the mayor, and turn is daughter into a new vamp. The priest will have to go though... I elect feeding him to the pigs as well.

>>46890677
Introduce. I maintain that we should thrall the mayor. We can burn the church too, but later.

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>>46890677
So it begins

>You will make your move later. For now, you must feed more on the partygoers
We cant make a move now, we can come back at a different time once we have a castle. bitches love castles.

>>46890707
God tier anime, I understand. Just finished it myself recently.

Rolled 6 (1d7)

>>46890700 1
>>46890708 2
>>46890719 3
>>46890735 4
>>46890747 5
>>46890800 6
>>46890810 7

>>46891032
Dude what
Don't roll when there's an obvious lead.
Just go with most voted for.

>>46891063
Good point, but if it has a lead, then its more likely to be picked right?

>>46891032
Let people vote for an option instead of rolling for it (unless there's a real tie)

>>46891118
Dice are bitches. It seems they don't like us

You saunter up to the table, your beauty having been returned from the blood you drank earlier. The priest is annoyed at your presence, while the mayors daughter is pleased to have a reason to stop talking with him.

“Hello. I am Lord Le Vieux, at your service” You say to the mayor, but your eyes are fixed on his daughter. But the mayor hardly notices, as he drinks from his beer stein.

“Ah it is Good to meet you Lord Vieux. I don’t believe we have had the pleasure of your company before. This is my daughter Maria, and this This is Father Frollo our priest”

“Charmed to make your acquaintance”

Pleasantries are exchanged, and an offer to join them at the table is made. Which you take.

“Will you be staying with us long Lord Le Vieux?”

“I plan on settling close by, I have come to reclaim an old ancestral home I have inherited”

“Where is this home? I have seen most everyone in this village, and yet I have preformed no funeral services in the past half of a year” the priest says, looking at you with an expression of doubt.
“It is the old castle past the woods. I wasn’t made aware of our home until I looked at old records, the crest of the keep is the exact same as the one on my ring” You show your ring, showing the crest of a shield and two dragons on either side holding bleeding swords.

“We knew of the Castle, but nothing unfortunately remains of it. Surely you cant be staying there” the priest adds, hoping to catch you off guard. But the Maria interrupts him

“I have always wanted to see the ruins. But they are beyond the forest, and I fear to go there.”

>>46891748
>Continued


“I would be delighted to show you once we have made progress”

“Yes… perhaps I shall join you. One mustn’t be alone in the company of strange men Maria. Perhaps I shall come by and give a blessing of your home?” the priest offers.

“I’d… be delighted of course” You lie. This man… he is shrewd. “I’m afraid I must take my leave. I bid you a good night” The party at the table give a farewell, and you leave the table. After you make your way into the crowd, you near the alley, intent on making your way back to your hold. But you feel a tap on your shoulder, it is Maria.

“I… I don’t wish to bother you, but my father is having a birthday party soon. And I am sure he would love company that wasn’t the priest for a change. But I understand you will be busy with your construction work.”

“I think I can do that. I wouldn’t want to disappoint would I?”

“Excellent! Then I will see you in a week on Sunday?”

“You certainly will” with that, you nod your head. While doing so, you casually begin using your mind powers to leave an impression on her mind. With any luck, she would begin to obsess over you. “Good night” and with that you leave. Choosing a different alleyway this time. With speed, you return home, just before the sun makes it wretched return.

>(Main choices)
A. Try to improve Castle.
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.
C. Try to improve technology.
D. Try to improve magic.
E. Hunt for blood
F. Your Suggestion
G. Search area

Population: 1 Elder vampire, 5 human thralls, one skeleton.
Blood: Hungry.
Resources: None
Technology: None
Weapons/Armor: Dagger, rough longsword.
Magic: Mind control, transform into Man-bat, Nightmares.
Architecture: Ruined Tomb
Defenses: None
Government: None.

>>46891768
Sorry, blood should say: Full.

>>46891768
Let's try to improve our castle further, we'll be enteraining guests soon enough!

>>46891768
>A. Try to improve Castle.
Maybe build a place so our undead can find?

>>46891811
Agreed, I vote A. We have made our presence known and must project taste. We can't be seen to be living in a ruin.

>>46891831
*hide

>>46891768
Vote a but then we need to start making wight generals

>>46892110
We don't even have a proper army yet though

>>46892110
We have no need for wight generals, he'll just get in the way.

>>46891811
>>46891831
>>46891843
>>46892110
And A is voted! Writing... Also, how am I doing guys. I've only ever done civ threads a couple of times. Trying to get my local group into maybe running a table top version of this kind of game, so any help is appreciated.

Pretty good so far, no major issues besides the (admittedly slight) delay in time in posting.

>>46892176
>>46892157
>>46892150
You're doing a good job op
But see we need other important figures so that our enemies attack them first instead of us.

>>46892232
That's true. But the point of a general is that he has troops to lead.

If it's just a better henchman we're after, we could just create another vampire.

>>46892279
I say could, but we could also do the wight thing. What I mean is should.

Language precision is important

>>46892279
Another vampire means they'll be just as thirsty if not more then us. We don't have anything stable enough to handle that plus they'll have the same weaknesses as us. A wight isn't a subtle weapon for us but that's the point they'll be our big muscle and our fall guy

>>46892279
problem with making a vampire under us is that they may go rogue... I suggest we use Thralls, they're cheap, disposable, and if we get some willing thralls, they may prove useful in providing a fall-guy.
Additionally, going into biomancy may result in FUN!

>>46892309
All the same, it took all of our energy to summon one skeleton. Elder vampire or not, I don't think we have the juice to make more powerful undead right now.

I think we should stick to thralls for now. All I'm saying is that if we want a better henchman, a vampire is our only option for the time being.

>>46892368
Our energy is replenishiable but I see the point
However when one of our noble thralls dies his body will be used for necromantic experiment

The next night begins, and you find that your thralls have done an amazing amount of work. While one consults you about the floor plans, the others begin laying the work clearing the foundation of the stones. The blackish stone that can’t be used for walls are used in a wall that will hopefully surround your keep. The families come to the sight, and are given rooms, with much complaining from the new members of your Dominion. The thralls quickly try to quiet their complaints, as you look at one of the mothers with a hungry look in your eye. It is easy to keep order with such glances. The original thrall pickpockets and steals any cross that they brought with them, and disposes them quickly.

After another two nights, you have the ground floor made. Though it is fairly minimalist and square; unbecoming of a lord of the night.

“M’lord. While we are working on the basic structure of the castle, we are no artist. If you want decoration, we will need skilled workers. With this, I think we can hire someone from the town; thanks to the money your thralls have donated to you. I’m afraid that turning these men isn’t the wisest choice, as they are well known and respected in many towns. But I think we can hire one, and be very happy with the choices”

He gives you a list of a few local crafts men, They will consume much of your meager amounts of gold but will be well worth it when it comes to the castle:

>Mort Farger: practical man, he will design a fort more than a castle. Traps, and other devices will throughout your keep.

>Bartholomew: A dark visionary, sharp looking towers and gruesome gargoyles and monsters along the battlements. Some traps, but less than the first option.

>Alastair: An artistic person, you will spend a lot more, and still owe him money, but you will have the most luxurious castle for miles around. Practically no traps, and hard to defend.

>>46892529
>Bartholomew
We need a proper vampire castle, Some traps and some style. A good middle road.

>>46892529
>Bartholomew

>>46892529
Mort farger

>>46892529
>Bartholomew: A dark visionary, sharp looking towers and gruesome gargoyles and monsters along the battlements. Some traps, but less than the first option.

Hm... I say Mort Farger simply as a matter of practicality.

>>46892529
>Bartholomew

We want something we can defend, but we are a sophisticated lord and we need to show our taste.

In any case, we can always add extra defenses later.

>>46892529
Alastair. Its a little more money but we deserve the best. Plus we are trying to impress some ladies, what better way to do that than with a pimped out castle? Besides, we won't need to have traps once we have an army of the undead at our command.

>>46892605
Actually, I'm switching to Mort. We can have a palace once we conquer the world. We have work to do.

>>46892529
>Bartholomew

>>46892529
My vote goes to this. Just caught up, pretty good so far new guy

>>46892721
Sorry that was supposed to say
>Bartholomew

>>46892558
>>46892562
>>46892718
>>46892736
Bartholomew gets the job

>>46892752

>>46892752

I vote delveloping our magic by making Dracula go full Frankentein. By this, I mean creating abominable human/animal hybrids through either literal breeding, or fusion.

We need shock value, and servants that can hunt food for us more efficiently.

>>46892797

Seconded. It's late, I have scary music playing, and I'm totes down for making a "battle Nina".

>>46892797
Thirded, mad science when?

>>46892797
>>46892821
>>46892848
A mad scientist vampire.

kek

>>46883160

Clarification requested; back during the beginning, when it said our favorite vampire bride's tomb had been damaged/opened by a fallen beam, is the implication there that she was impaled and dusted by said beam, or merely just woken up earlier by the disturbance?

>>46892863

I'm not talking giant goofy death rays man. I'm talking Unit 371 shit. If everyone's okay with it- THAT is our theme.

Raping women with bears to create hellish weapons of body horror?

Sure, why not. We have the budget.

>>46892925
I whole-heartily approve this.
Dragon-Vamprie when?

>>46892907
The tomb was crushed, and impaled. There was a large amount of dust and debris in the tomb, and no corpse to be found.

>>46892971

My sweet child, by the time Vampiric Unit 371 Quest is done, we'll have horrified God with things far greater than dragons.

“I shall send word at once m’lord. He is a master stone worker, and has many fine statues” The thrall sets off to hire the architect, a sack of gold safely hidden under his shirt. Two more days pass, and Bartholomew seems more in tuned to your dark vision than you had hoped for. He draws up plans and sets to work getting his apprentices to begin the statue work. The rounded base of towers begin to be built, while chisels hammer away at stone and marble. Spiked wrought iron is purchased, and is used for the tops of walls and along the higher windows. A mote is also dug, though it will be some time before it is filled with water from the mountain streams.

The following night, you receive word that from one of your thralls:
“My master, there is a figure spotted near your castle. We tried to see who it was, but they where too quick for us. We don’t think it got a good look at what was happening here, but we cant be too sure. In any case, we may be spied upon”

>1. Stop work and find this person
>2. Personally see to this spy
>3. We are not doing anything wrong… just in case, have the skeleton guard my tomb from now on.
> It’s that wretched priest. I know it… We should do something about him.


>(Main choices)
A. Try to improve Castle.
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.
C. Try to improve technology.
D. Try to improve magic.
E. Hunt for blood
F. Your Suggestion
G. Search area

Population: 1 Elder vampire, 5 human thralls, one skeleton. (Temporary: Bartholomew and his team)
Blood: full.
Resources: None
Technology: None
Weapons/Armor: Dagger, rough longsword.
Magic: Mind control, transform into Man-bat, Nightmares.
Architecture: Ruined Tomb
Defenses: None
Government: None.

>>46893088

Lay low, and have our tomb guarded. We've already vote on our action OP.

>>46893088
>2. Personally see to this spy
C. Try to improve technology.

>>46893088
Go with 2. We can investigate personally while the castle is under construction.

I vote for D this time, let's improve our sorcery.

>>46893118
>>46893088
Seconded

>>46893118
yeah, about time we TECH UP to horrify gods further...

Hey OP, the majority seems to really like this new theme/direction pitched about being a Nina factory/scientific offender of God. Can you make this work?

>>46893184
We've still got a way to go before we can really do that, but I'm sure he can.

>>46893184

If OP didn't see it:

>>46892797

>>46892821

>>46892925

>>46893184
I'm not so sure, it seems like a lot to start having a lab and making curses to the name of lord's creation so soon. You don't even have electricity yet. Can you make a good argument on how that can happen?

>>46893221
A simple solution to electricity...
We use hamster wheels.
We'll attempt to thrall animals, or maybe transform them into vampire animals and order them to go in giant hamster wheels to generate electricity.

>>46893221

If we can raise the dead, the transfusion of souls or just plain ol' biological organic breeding with a magic boost seems within our capabilities. Besides, the cruder, the better.

>>46893221
I'm in favor of going that direction but only really once we have an army. Seems a bit premature right now.

>>46893259

Makes sense to me. Can someone make us a fake "Build-a-Nina" logo for our new thumbnail?

>>46893268

That's HOW we make the army. Let's at least make one right now to have our foot in the door for future rounds.

>>46893321
I dunno man. I'd prefer having a mostly standard undead army augmented with huge horrors of necro-science to use as shock troops

>>46893347

You're kinda the minority vote right now, but I'll gladly second your vote next round for some standard soldier upgrades.

>>46893374
>You're kinda the minority vote right now
I guess. It's just that skeletons are cheap and make your army look massive

>>46893347
Definitely backing the flesh horrors idea as we need something to spice up our army otherwise we'll crumble all to the same spell or weaknesses.

>>46893404

But skeletons also drain our health like a vacuum. When we do sketchy stuff with our body, the result needs to be something great.

>>46893458
I suspect straight necromancy won't be hard for long. We'll probably have to put some necromancy into flesh horrors too.

Anyway no reason why we shouldn't do both. There are plenty of corpses around.

>>46893486
Meh, regular skeletons are shit-tier, lower then a thrall.
My opinion? We make thrall-like skeletons, so we can get ancient knowledge and minions with some skill in combat.

>>46893515
Cheap and fast though. We can make them anywhere, and can quickly raise the fallen off of our battlefields.

Flesh horrors, while better, would always need to come from the lab.

Not to mention there's no flesh left in the graveyard right now.

>>46893609
Why don't we ask the thrall that was a grave robber then?

>>46893609
We can use criminals as the initial flesh horrors. No one would care

I dozed off for a bit there but...

>>46891748
>Father Frollo
KEK

this is the most promising civ thread ive seen for a good while

You morph into the man-bat version of yourself, pushing the worthless thrall out of your way. Some jobs are best done by yourself. After you fling yourself into the inky night. You begin using your keep hearing, and echolocation to scout the area. You find many wolves and other vicious animals making their hunts for the night, but nothing out of the ordinary... Until you draw closer to the town. Along final stretch of road, you spot a figure riding a black stallion at full tilt. You make your decent, focusing on swooping the rider straight off his charge. But as soon as you do, you begin to feel weak. Wolf’sbane! Too late you realize that you are fighting a hunter of some sort. The figure turns toward you, and fires a wooden arrow straight for your heart. You manage to swerve out of the way just in time, but had you been slower, it would have sent you to your final death. Circling around, you see the figurehead toward the gate of the town. Cursing the rider, you return to your castle in a fuming mood. Your thralls run, as you scatter tools and large stone blocks away with the strength to make it look like a child throwing his teddy bear. One of the stones lands on one of the thralls, crushing his spine and killing him instantly.

>>46893884
>continued
While the others look on in fear… you get an idea. Lifting the stone, you set to work applying necromantic powers into the lifeless form of the now dead thrall. Intending to make a zombie from his body, perhaps even make a flesh golem. Your powers are still weak, and it drains much from you, too much. Much of the organs and spine are broken beyond repair, and in your weakened stage it draws too much from you to accomplish the feat. Recklessly, you release this energy in a burst accidentally. You can hear wailing and moaning, as the soul of the man you killed ties itself to the mortal plane. Quickly, before you grow too faint, you bind the soul to you, and absorb it. You feel a rush of power!

>[You can now bind and use souls as components for spells or to heal you]

You believe that this may be useful. You believe that if you had a laboratory, and perhaps enough power either from nature or from supernatural methods, you could work great feats of necromancy.

>(Main choices)
A. Try to improve Castle.
B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.
C. Try to improve technology.
D. Try to improve magic.
E. Hunt for blood
F. Your Suggestion
G. Search area

Population: 1 Elder vampire, 4 human thralls, one skeleton. (Temporary: Bartholomew and his team)
Blood: full.
Resources: One Soul
Technology: None
Weapons/Armor: Dagger
Magic: Mind control, transform into Man-bat, Nightmares, soul binding.
Architecture: Ruined Tomb
Defenses: None
Government: None.

>>46893903
I'm going to say B because now we have a problem

Its a no, for now. I've given you the tools to begin working on flesh golems and what not. But I am saying you will need to build a proper magical-study/lab before you can do it. Souls will help power spells, but are tricky to get regularly without killing.

Wait, no roll?
Anyways I say B.

>>46893903
>B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.

>>46893903
Arm our thralls. B.

>>46893903
F. Your Suggestion
Use our nightmare powers to give the mayors daughter nightmares where we come in as the heroand save her

>>46893982
Nah, its getting late and I have classes in the morning. I've archived this thread here: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/46883160/ for anyone interested. If this thread is still going, I'll keep it going. If not, you can bet I'll be starting a new one tomorrow!

>>46893968
Btw i like when you roll for stuff, feels like my vote counts for more

>>46894018
what time at?

>>46893903
Hmm, we have an enemy to worry about now

B. Try to improve Weapons and Armor.

Something regal looking, but also something that we can use in our Man Bat Form.

I assume we have a bitchin' cape right? If not, maybe some kind of Cape Armor thing that can block weapon blows when we raise it in front of us?

>>46894018
You better New Guy! (Shakes fist at you) Thanks for the cool thread, cant wait to see more soon!

>>46893903
Could we... could we bind hostile poltergeists or specters to areas? Sort of like an area denial tool?

>>46894018
But what are the tags for the quest?

>>46894040
Sometime after 12pm cst

>>46894080
Vampire, Civ thread, post apocalyptic, supernatural

>>46894101
Look forward to this tomorrow then goodnight op

Bump for justice.