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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DM_Matt" data-source="post: 1171344" data-attributes="member: 1213">Ubaar carries the unconscious elf (Ubaar is pretty sure that he's a real elf) back to the safehouse, along with Rannos and Ravin.They find books and papers scattered about, apparently from the large cache that Kelnar took from the criminal base/temple of Shar.  Thydin is poring over stacks of documents spread out on the table.  Maggie is sitting up in bed, her legs bent and her feet flat on the matress, with a book balanced on her thighs, a pencil in her mouth as she turns a page, and reading glasses resting askew accross her face to avoid touching the lump on the side of her head. She turns her attention to Rannos and the others entering."My arm hurts too much to sleep, so I helped figure out what these documents were for.  Much of it is too technical from a spellcraft perspective for Thydin to understand.  Wheever there people were, they were experimenting with creating new breeds of vampire, and making some rather unprecedented breakthroughs.  Apparently, vampires are a merger between an aspect of a powerful demon and a dying humanoid spirit.  (Her face brightens, her voice gets higher and she talks faster, obviously very exited about her findings.)  They found out exactly what demon that is and how to summon it, and they have discovered how to simulate the process by which vampires create more of their own kind.  Then they began altering the demon or crossbreeding it with other demons in ways that allowed the ritual to still work.  They have produced several specialized breeds in this manner, as well as adding certain special powers relating to Shadow to all breeds that they produce.  They have specialized breeds to Mind Control, Information Gathering, Hand-to-Hand Combat, Daywalkers...this is  the best monster research I've ever seen."</blockquote>

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