“These ranks include Vampire Fledgling, Full-Fledged Vampire, Blooded Vampire, Vampire Skirmisher, Vampire Reaver, and Vampire Master,” the modder says. Climbing ranks gives you more strength, agility, and endurance over time and opens up perks in the mod’s perk tree.
You can climb the ranks of the vampire world by feeding on living blood, with the quality of blood from each of your feeds determining how much progress you achieve towards your next rank. Hunger also increases the potency of your vampire weaknesses such as sunlight, fire and energy weapon damage.” The mod’s page outlines the scale of effects that’ll impact you depending on how hungry your toothy troublemaker is at any one time. “Each hunger stage will damage all physical S.P.E.C.I.A.L stats at a magnitude of -1, accumulating to -3 in total starvation. “The frequency of hunger is determined by the player’s difficulty settings. And, of course, there are other bloodlines besides.Īcross all types, “the player can feed on living enemies activating them in sneak, on staggered combat targets, or alternatively they can drink from a blood pack or a vial of blood,” the modders explain. That’s alongside with the weakest type of vampires – the “clanless” ones, who don’t boast any particularly special powers (but do get their own bar in the Boston Common area. There are also vampires that get mistaken for ghouls due to their scary appearance, who shy away from others and are “masters of obfuscation” – that is, with a knack for being invisible to others. Their specific perks include added VATS melee range, +20% damage when using pistols and rifles, and extra damage resistance on top. You play a character belonging to one of ten distinct bloodlines, each of which has its own appearance type, traits, perks, and vulnerabilities.įor example, there are the immensely powerful, highly organised, and decidedly deadly “Sanguinem Mortiferum” which boast not only the “normal vampire perks” – things like boosts to endurance, strength, agility, damage resistance, and more – but increased skill with ranged combat.
It’s part inspired by the World of Darkness RPGs as well as Dontnod’s Vampyr and real-world mythology. The new, revised Sanguinaire: The Ultimate Fallout 4 Vampire Experience mod by creators Christopher4684 and the Sanguinaire team (in association with the Summaries of Darkness YouTube channel) adds an impressively deep new layer of gameplay to Bethesda’s open-world game. That’s thanks to a Fallout 4 mod that offers “a vampire survival experience of personal horror”, complete with distinct “bloodlines” featuring their own perks and curses, gameplay changes, and even vampire rankings. We might not be able to expect Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 to launch until the second half of 2021, but there’s still an “ultimate” vampire RPG game experience to sink your hungry little fangs into while you wait.
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