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falcont

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Hi Everyone

I Have just got around to playing skyrim with DLC installd but cannot stand the  Vampireism Part of it, if it was not for the mods I use , I would take DLC of alltogether. Can anybody tell me if there is a cure for the illness that can  be used after

some one has contracted it ,        Thanks  Falcont



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If you've contracted Sanguine Vampiris, you can cure it like any disease - either with a potion, by visiting a shrine, or asking a vigilant of Stendarr. If you've let the disease progress to full-blown vampirism, however, you'll have to go through the quest Rising at Dawn to cure yourself.

 

There's currently no way to cure any NPC of vampirism apart from Serana, because it's also impossible for an NPC to even contract it in the first place (from other NPCs; the player can turn companions if they wish). Any vampires you run into are spawned as such, and can't be "cured". There might be a vampire removal mod of some kind, or one that replaces vampires with something else in much the same way some of the arachnophobe-friendly mods have done for spiders; but I haven't looked for one.


Edited by Hyacathusarullistad, 28 November 2014 - 05:42 PM.


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falcont

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Hy Hyac

Thanks for getting me out of a sticky spot, blasted vamp was doing my head in thanks



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Agreed, wampirism in skyrim sucks.

 

you can run around in full daylight without dying       thats bull,It completely takes the immersion away from being a wampire.



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Agreed, wampirism in skyrim sucks.

 

you can run around in full daylight without dying       thats bull,It completely takes the immersion away from being a wampire.

 

Unless you plan on using magika, better have a potion on a hotkey. 

 

Yes you can run around without dying -- but it's better to wait till night to do any combat (or be indoors)



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Don't like being immune to sunlight as a vamp?  Here's a quick, lightweight remedy for that (shameless self-promotion).



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Don't like being immune to sunlight as a vamp?  Here's a quick, lightweight remedy for that (shameless self-promotion).

Thats a good mod.

 

You are a creature of the night by all means.






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