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im working on a project and i need a ..... classification? for 3 kinds of vampires.
1: demon/ic vamps, the original ones that would look some thing like in the movies blade 3 and vanhelsing (dracula)
2: the turned vamps, a vampire that was human, elf or what ever race and was turned into one.(still kind of alive)
3: undead vamp that is of some one that was killed while being turned or some thing and there .... almost ghoul ish?
i need some thing to seperate them by names so that if Character A is refering to X Vampires he would be talking about the demonic ones as to the other ones.
any ides would be apresheated.
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Posted 24 March 2012 - 09:34 PM
I'm quite late, but if you're still looking for assistance, maybe I can help.
With the demonic vampire...maybe abyssus (Latin for "no bottom or bottomless", perhaps hinting at their limitless capacity for evil and malice given their mixed bloodlines)? An idea for slang could be "Helll baby" given their infernal line, or flat out "Hell bitch".
The turned vampires...semianimus ("half-dead", not being the full vampire but still lingering onto their original race as well)? "Half-breeds" or "mortal-turned".
And the undead/ghoulish vampires...macellari ("slaughterhouse") due to their lines' tendency for slaying and considering humans as food sources. Perhaps they could be call "pulpers".
Anyhow, I hope this provides some assistance...even if it is about two months late. ^^''
With the demonic vampire...maybe abyssus (Latin for "no bottom or bottomless", perhaps hinting at their limitless capacity for evil and malice given their mixed bloodlines)? An idea for slang could be "Helll baby" given their infernal line, or flat out "Hell bitch".
The turned vampires...semianimus ("half-dead", not being the full vampire but still lingering onto their original race as well)? "Half-breeds" or "mortal-turned".
And the undead/ghoulish vampires...macellari ("slaughterhouse") due to their lines' tendency for slaying and considering humans as food sources. Perhaps they could be call "pulpers".
Anyhow, I hope this provides some assistance...even if it is about two months late. ^^''
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Posted 13 April 2012 - 10:49 PM
sorry for not replying, was thinking it over.
im not too sure about it, i would like a name thats actually understandable i think.
like bone archer, skull mage and skeletan warrior, all are skeletons and called some thing slightly different ish.
or knight, black knight, death knight, paladin, templar, all being a type of knight ish style.
eh i dont know, its hard i think.
im not too sure about it, i would like a name thats actually understandable i think.
like bone archer, skull mage and skeletan warrior, all are skeletons and called some thing slightly different ish.
or knight, black knight, death knight, paladin, templar, all being a type of knight ish style.
eh i dont know, its hard i think.
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Posted 23 April 2012 - 09:05 PM
SirGeneralSir, on 26 January 2012 - 06:26 AM, said:
im working on a project and i need a ..... classification? for 3 kinds of vampires.
1: demon/ic vamps, the original ones that would look some thing like in the movies blade 3 and vanhelsing (dracula)
2: the turned vamps, a vampire that was human, elf or what ever race and was turned into one.(still kind of alive)
3: undead vamp that is of some one that was killed while being turned or some thing and there .... almost ghoul ish?
1: demon/ic vamps, the original ones that would look some thing like in the movies blade 3 and vanhelsing (dracula)
2: the turned vamps, a vampire that was human, elf or what ever race and was turned into one.(still kind of alive)
3: undead vamp that is of some one that was killed while being turned or some thing and there .... almost ghoul ish?
"Classic" for the first or "Ne" (e acute) from the French "born" as used to describe people born with a different name like John Smith ne Cadogan in obituarities. "Morphs" for the second, to mean that they have changed into vamps and "Laz" for the last one from the myth of Lazarus who rose from the dead.
