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Where I can find Vampire

Where I can find Vampire?How I can become a vampire?What I must do to not be a vampire?

Date of Question: Feb 6th 2009 | Question ID: 138181

lordbbb13 | Member | Joined: Feb 2nd 2009
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Well if you are in the Imperial City, sometime at night in the city somewhere, a person will come up to you. This person is a vampire HUNTER.
Do quests for him and you will face vampires. To become a vampire, you must get bitten or get the disease.
To not become a vampire, don't do the quests and don't get bitten or get the disease.

superbird5005 | Member | Joined: Feb 16th 2005
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If you get the vampire disease after fighting a vampire, you can use Cure Disease before the disease takes hold.

Weevil | Member | Joined: Sep 3rd 2006
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Or you could join the Dark Bortherhood and when you are a high enough rank you will be offered to become a Vampire.

jharvey | Member | Joined: Jul 21st 2008
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If you are looking for a cure go to the Arcane university in the Impierial city and talk to Raminus Polus and he will tell you what to do.

jharvey | Member | Joined: Jul 21st 2008
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Don't become a vampire it's terrible and if you have the game of the year edition there is a bug so you CANT cure vampirism

delrith 500 | Member | Joined: Sep 11th 2008
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The vincent guy in the assassins guild will offer to give you vampirism,
There is 4 levels of bing a vampire, the higher the vampirism the stronger you are but the more damage taken from light, the lowest doesn't take sun dammage, you get stronger by not feeding

wrasmusson | Member | Joined: Mar 14th 2009
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