Lycanthropy and Vamparism

[Yolan]

We are blessed with nice long day/night cycles in this game, as well as full moons. We also now have people sleeping in beds.... *wink* *wink* *nudge* *nudge*

[Luke_Prowler]

Lycanthropy I can get behind.

But I'd rather have Space Marines put in than vampires.

[Peter]

It definitely looks like the foundations are there.

What happens if you're a vampire with full day beliefs?
Um, and even worse, if it's always day during the 8:00 to 10:00 you can play?

[theTrav]

nosferatu vamps only

[g1real]

I wub werewolves :3

[Devour]

I vote that, if you leave your crops in the fields too long, they become VAMPIRES! ( Actual myth )

[theTrav]

I vote that, if you leave your crops in the fields too long, they become VAMPIRES! ( Actual myth )

Vampire grapes?

[Devour]

I vote that, if you leave your crops in the fields too long, they become VAMPIRES! ( Actual myth )

Vampire grapes?

And watermelons!

Fortunately, due to the fact they have no teeth, they just bump against your ankles lazily until you stamp on them.

[theTrav]

wait... plants photosynthesize... they get their energy from the sunlight, not metabolism... so umm... wait.. but that doesn't even....
WHARGLBARGLBARGL!

[Potjeh]

Vampiric watermelons are a well-known phenomenon here in Balkans, the home of vampirism. But worry not, we also have fool-proof methods of warding against vampires.

In order to ward of the threat of vampires and disease, twin brothers would yoke twin oxen to a plow and make a furrow with it around their village. An egg would be broken and a nail driven into the floor beneath the bier of the house of a recently deceased person. Two or three elderly women would attend the cemetery the evening after the funeral and stick five hawthorn pegs or old knives into the grave: one at the position of the deceased's chest, and the other four at the positions of his arms and legs. Other texts maintain that running backwards uphill with a lit candle and a turtle would ward off a stalking vampire. Alternately, they may surround the grave with a red woolen thread, ignite the thread, and wait until it was burnt up.[37] If a noise was heard at night and suspected to be made by a vampire sneaking around someone's house, one would shout "Come tomorrow, and I will give you some salt," or "Go, pal, get some fish, and come back."