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<blockquote data-quote="kevin_video" data-source="post: 6525116" data-attributes="member: 85066">The running water thing is gone, unless they're specifically under a water fall.Destroying a drow vampire: A vampire drow can be immobilized by impaling the monster through the heart with a stake made of rock salt, although this in itself will not permanently destroy the monster. Once the stake is removed, the monster will immediately begin to regenerate. Only exposing the creature to the rays of the sun, immersing it in the pounding torrent of a waterfall, or binding the corpse with cords woven of silver thread, smearing it with oil, and burning the body for at least twelve hours will ensure the vampire’s destruction.Of all vampires, the drow are the most adversely affected by light. A&nbsp; vampire drow will almost never emerge onto the surface of Ravenloft as&nbsp; even one ray of sunlight will instantaneously destroy it. Even moonlight&nbsp; does damage to the monster, doing 2d4 points of damage per round. The&nbsp; 5th level priest spell moonbeam does similar damage to the&nbsp; vampire. Starlight does not damage the vampire, but the creature is&nbsp; incapable of regeneration while touched by starshine. Magical&nbsp; illumination, such as light or continual light, does 1d4&nbsp; points of damage per round that the vampire is exposed to such&nbsp; illumination. The vampire cannot regenerate under these conditions and&nbsp; will do everything in its power to destroy the light source.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kevin_video, post: 6525116, member: 85066"] The running water thing is gone, unless they're specifically under a water fall. Destroying a drow vampire: A vampire drow can be immobilized by impaling the monster through the heart with a stake made of rock salt, although this in itself will not permanently destroy the monster. Once the stake is removed, the monster will immediately begin to regenerate. Only exposing the creature to the rays of the sun, immersing it in the pounding torrent of a waterfall, or binding the corpse with cords woven of silver thread, smearing it with oil, and burning the body for at least twelve hours will ensure the vampire’s destruction. Of all vampires, the drow are the most adversely affected by light. A vampire drow will almost never emerge onto the surface of Ravenloft as even one ray of sunlight will instantaneously destroy it. Even moonlight does damage to the monster, doing 2d4 points of damage per round. The 5th level priest spell [I]moonbeam[/I] does similar damage to the vampire. Starlight does not damage the vampire, but the creature is incapable of regeneration while touched by starshine. Magical illumination, such as [I]light[/I] or [I]continual light[/I], does 1d4 points of damage per round that the vampire is exposed to such illumination. The vampire cannot regenerate under these conditions and will do everything in its power to destroy the light source. [/QUOTE]

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