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points of Temperature Tolerance (p. 30). Your hair and skin
change color to protect against ultraviolet solar radiation, and
can turn a deep black.
This advantage is most useful when combined with the
Oxygen Storage advantage.
Note that this advantage is cheaper than, but not as effective
as, the Vacuum Support advantage (below).
Vacuum Support
40 points
You can survive in the hostile environment of space. This
advantage maintains your internal pressure and temperature, and
allows you to "breathe vacuum." It does not confer protection
from attacks or damage of any kind unless the attack makes use
of a vacuum. You can also survive underwater, or anywhere else
that there is no normal air to breathe. This includes the Doesn't
Breathe advantage (p. 53) and the 15-point version of the
Pressure Support advantage (p. 63).
Vampiric Dominance
5 points
+ 15 points/100 pts. controlled
See Dominance, p. 53.
Vampiric Immortality
60 points
You will never die of natural causes and are tough to kill
unnaturally! This is the form of immortality typical of undead
and non-human spirits. This advantage includes Doesn't
Breathe, Immunity to Disease (p. B20), Immunity to Poison,
and Unaging.
Vampiric Invulnerability
15O points
In general, vampires (and certain other undead) can only be
killed by some specific type(s) of damage. They can be hurt by
other types of damage - they just can't be killed by them.
Knockback is still caused by physical attacks.
This kind of Invulnerability does not protect against any
Vulnerability or Weakness the character has. Characters with
this advantage can only be truly "killed" by damage from their
Vulnerabilities. They take damage from weapons, and may be
incapacitated by their wounds, but they will not die unless they
receive the actual death blow from one of their Vulnerabilities
(which negate this advantage).
Characters with Vampiric Invulnerability suffer none of the
debilitating effects of injury (negative modifiers, reduced Move,
etc.); they can simply "shake off most wounds until they reach 0
HT. Below 0 HT, they are at half Move and suffer from crippling
injuries.
Fire is the one universal method of disposing of the undead.
All beings with Vampiric Invulnerability are assumed to be vulnerable
to flame.
This advantage protects the vampire from all physical attacks
except fire and extreme heat. Magic, psionics (except those
skills that can be used to launch physical attacks, such as TK)
and most energy attacks still cause full damage.
The cost of this advantage may be reduced by taking
Vulnerabilities (see p. 106). One level of Vulnerability is
assumed to negate this advantage for that particular form of
attack; additional levels may be purchased for extra damage.
Vampiric Resurrection 150 points; see p. 64
Certain undead characters can "die," but some of them get
better. If the character dies from any means other than one prescribed
by a Vulnerability or a limitation of this advantage, he
will come back to life. Starting one hour after death, he begins
regaining HT at the normal rate (note that Unhealing characters
must have a HT source or purchase Regeneration as well). This
power will restore him, even if he has been hacked to pieces
(unless beheading or the destruction of his heart were prescribed as
a limitation). If any parts are destroyed, they regrow spontaneously.
He remains unconscious until he has regained full HT.
(See also Resurrection, p. 64.)
If parts are kept separate, they do not grow multiple copies.
Instead, the largest existing pieces reassemble, and the rest will
melt into goo.
If the entire body is destroyed (burned entirely, disintegrated,
etc.), the character is permanently dead (unless capable of existing
as a non-corporeal being).
Each time he dies, the character loses 25 points. These may
be taken off anything. If his point total is brought down to 0, he
dies permanently.
Special limitation: One type of damage (e.g., wood, heart
shots) prevents resurrection for as long as the damaging substance
remains in the body. -10% for rare or very rare materials (a
stake of new hawthorn wood, a blessed bullet), -30% for
more common materials (any wooden weapon, any shot to the
heart).
Special limitation: If killed by damage from a source he has a
Vulnerability to, the character dies permanently. This is worth
-5% on a rare or very rare form, -15% for occasional and -25%
for common.
Special limitation: The character requires exposure to some
substance to effect his resurrection. -30% for rare substances
(Transylvanian soil), -20% for occasional (human blood), and
-10% for common (the light of the moon).
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