chow404

There was actually a vampire who bottled blood of convicts in oblivion. I belive her name was the pale lady, but in the elder scrolls universe bottleling blood alone does appear to work acording to this.

When you use forma, shouldn't you stop being able to have your animal? With the wolf it would be alright i can see how people might look the other way, but if you get something like a sabercat, people should at least be hostile to your animal.

For the no death couldn't you just fall to the ground, make people around you stop attacking and for a certain period of time lay there, get a certain amount of health back. That way you don't "die" like mere mortals but it could still be dangorous if your near the sun that could fry you while your laying there helpless, or a vigilant comes by with a stake in hand. Or your already ashes because a dragon burned you to ashes.

Couldn't you make forma a toggle spell that takes100% magic and stunts regen until you untoggle it

How about this, there's a 90% cap on the liklyhood of pickpocketing, raise that to a 95% if your a vampire, for there extra speed, vampires can, at the cost of something, sort of shroud themselves at night, and when picking up something that's not yours and someone sees you a 20% chance they don't notice because of your speed. Sound fair?

So far ive seen things that help both more mage and warrior style builds, but if you go a more rogue style build you seem to not get nearly the same amount from the buffs. Vampires are masters of darkness, it would make sense to me for them to have some more than silent walking and invisibility in the fog, one of which you can get with an aproprate sneaking level. Also, since vampire's reflexes are so good, a boost in lockpicking, or something along those lines, would make sense.

This is skryim so having a power to turn into mist or icreasing your speed doesn't seem entirely unrealistic. To take that away when trying to appear mortal seems unnecessary.

If it's in an open area, I kite any warriors and focus down the mages. In a corridor, hide behind a turn in the wall, then pop out when they turn. And always when in doubt, kill the mage.

I agree with Jakisthe, ive never heard of a vampire being able to do something like soul servant.

I liked the idea of adding it on to a perk tree but couldnt you just spread it out so that as a vampire when you level up your skills you also gain access to better vamparic abillities? This would take away problems of haveing to move a skill tree and making vampirism focused on a single skill.

I just wanted to ask if you could implement a way so that when you become starved you lose controll and try to drain any huminoids around you?