Post by Ansem The Wise on Apr 13, 2014 20:57:05 GMT
LEGACY
Rules and Guidelines
1. Legacies are immortal; they can't die, nothing can kill them, not the sunlight, or a steak to the heart, or a common human illness. Elder vampyres are the only beings that know the secrets of killing a legacy.
2. Unlike young vampyres, Legacies can go in the sunlight. They have most of the abilities from a normal vampyre, but their strength is better, they are quicker, and etc. Legacies don't not possess the ability to change a human into a Legacy.
3. Legacies live on human food, but they do have fangs to aid in battle.
4. Once Legacies reach the physical appearance of their late teens or early twenties, they stay there for the rest of our lives.
5. Legacies are created by the mating of a Venator and a Vampyre. Although vampyres are their worst enemies and want them all dead. The Venator mothers tricked vampyres into sleeping with them by changing their form and hiding their scent, to create a Legacy.
6. Just like Vampyres, Legacy fangs are able to retract so it looks like they are apart of the human population. They have the power to control when their fangs come out, but don't let this fool you. Younger legacies aren't able to control their fangs as well as the older ones, but the ability will get stronger as time goes on. So young legacies, be careful who your around.
7. Legacies, man or woman, are unable to create a child.
8. Vampyres are able to drink from a Legacy, however it does not harm them. They are too strong, and their body will just produce more blood. It is in their nature that they don't allow vampyres to drink from them, because it gives them more skill, better strength, etc.
9. Legacies, can be gifted with holding an elemental power. They can only hold one power and must have been chosen by the element itself. If you believe your Legacy should hold a power send a PM to an Admin, explaining why you think your character deserves whichever element of your picking as long as it isn't already taken.
**There will only be a few Legacies at a time, so unless there is an announcement about applying for a Legacy, it is recommended that you apply for another species listed.
