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1955 Dont Leave Home Without It

on October 4, 2011
Chapter: Macabre
Characters: Edgar Tomson Vampire Killer, Geraint, Jaysen
Location: The Arcana and Paranormal Society Office

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Discussion (9) ¬

  1. mindwarper11
    April 15, 2015, 1:01 pm | # | Reply

    I am surprised there isn’t a slew of comments about the stake…seems to be a big thing lately, "A stake in the heart would kill a normal person!", so as a pre-emptive strike against those, a steel sword in the heart would also kill a normal person, but not a vampire! I had a holy mithril +1 or +2 sword the first time I fought a vampire in D&D, character had to fight it alone because the rogue wanted a vampire companion and he was the only one with me at the time, (the cleric was trapped in a chamber that was about to be full of water, while the hexblade was trying to leave the castle we were in (and since the rogue had placed a bunch of traps near the entrance to slow anybody stalking us, and the hexblade failed to notice any, since only I was there with the rogue as he did it, the hexblade made it to the final trap and was left at 0 hp), somehow we managed to beat the vampire, get the cleric out, and get the hexblade on his feet… (I actually knocked the vampire out a window using the rogue as a club…needless to say we had to fight him later, but we were actually capable of it that time…)

    Curse me and my monologues…that story totally wasn’t the point of this post…

    • Guesticus
      June 20, 2015, 2:15 pm | # | Reply

      Sounds like a fun session 😀

    • Nikary
      June 20, 2015, 2:28 pm | # | Reply

      Okay, so… did you want to tell us that it’s more of that stake is one of the few weapons that actually can kill a vampire rather than that dying from being staked is special somehow?

    • Bree
      October 31, 2015, 10:40 pm | # | Reply

      The general point of "stake to the heart kills humans, too", as I understand it, is for vampires who can have ANYTHING to the heart kill them, meaning that a character saying that means, "Well, DUH, it kills us, it’d kill anyone."

    • Andrea
      September 17, 2016, 3:29 pm | # | Reply

      to quote a hunter game i played "a stake to the hart kills about every thing, if a stake to the hart doesn’t kill something, you should run"

  2. Ivan
    July 15, 2015, 12:06 am | # | Reply

    Forget the story. Someone get to engineering the UniBunny!!

  3. MidnightDStroyer
    November 13, 2016, 8:18 pm | # | Reply

    One of my characters found that an ashwood arrow with a vial of holy water instead of an arrowhead works well. If you’re a bit short on holy water, juice squeezed out of the bud of a garlic clove will suffice too. At the very least, it forces a vampire to change into mist form.

    • Venchi
      September 20, 2022, 3:59 am | # | Reply

      Reminds me of a children’s horrorstory by a Dutch author where the vampire ended up staked by an arrow completely made of wood

  4. Tutt
    December 1, 2017, 9:10 pm | # | Reply

    Cross? what’s a cross?!

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