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Created page with "__NOAUTOLINKS__ ''Source: Harker's Guide to Vampire Hunting'' Before Dracula’s unique strain of Vampirism, the vampires of Ancerra constantly had to seek out blood or risk shriveling into gaunt, bestial versions of themselves. These failed vampires resemble common, garden-variety zombies at a distance: Their flesh is rotting, they shamble with a staggering gait, and they often make guttural, hungry noises. Once such a creature closes in, however, the victim may notic..."
(Created page with "__NOAUTOLINKS__ ''Source: Harker's Guide to Vampire Hunting'' Before Dracula’s unique strain of Vampirism, the vampires of Ancerra constantly had to seek out blood or risk shriveling into gaunt, bestial versions of themselves. These failed vampires resemble common, garden-variety zombies at a distance: Their flesh is rotting, they shamble with a staggering gait, and they often make guttural, hungry noises. Once such a creature closes in, however, the victim may notic...")
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