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<blockquote data-quote="DM_Matt" data-source="post: 2510443" data-attributes="member: 1213">One of the Lords says...&quot;Tell-Maru?&nbsp; Interesting.&nbsp;&nbsp; It is legendary among the followers of Anubis.&nbsp; It is a lost and holy city that they believe holds great magical power from ancient days and from other worlds.&nbsp; Al-Hulath is a familiar name.&nbsp; But I forget why...&quot;Lieutenant Kiran raises her hand and waves energetically.&nbsp; A Lord points to her.&nbsp; She continues, rambling &quot;Al-Hulath was an ancient wizard who experimented with fortifying undead creatures by infusing them with demonic power.&nbsp; His goal was controllable&nbsp; and mass-producable undead with the magical prowess of planer beings and the strength and resilience of demonflesh.&nbsp; Supposedly he failed, but more interesting than his research is what spawned it -- He began as a groundbreaking expert on vampire physiology.&nbsp; He discovered that the creation of a vampire occurs when the&nbsp; spawn drinks the sire's blood.&nbsp; In that blood, an &quot;egg,&quot;&nbsp; adapted to the spawn with stolen soul energy from the victim, is passed to the victim and travels to the heart.&nbsp; It emits negative energy as it grows, burning away the creature's body and infusing its soul with negative energy, which ties the body together.&nbsp; Al-Hulath was trying to keep the negative energy from harming the physical body as much, and tried to add demonic energy to the equation, either replacing the negative energy or adding to it, and altering the seed to provide demonic powers.&nbsp; He probably experimented with Slaadi and other similar demons.&nbsp; &quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DM_Matt, post: 2510443, member: 1213"] One of the Lords says..."Tell-Maru? Interesting. It is legendary among the followers of Anubis. It is a lost and holy city that they believe holds great magical power from ancient days and from other worlds. Al-Hulath is a familiar name. But I forget why..." Lieutenant Kiran raises her hand and waves energetically. A Lord points to her. She continues, rambling "Al-Hulath was an ancient wizard who experimented with fortifying undead creatures by infusing them with demonic power. His goal was controllable and mass-producable undead with the magical prowess of planer beings and the strength and resilience of demonflesh. Supposedly he failed, but more interesting than his research is what spawned it -- He began as a groundbreaking expert on vampire physiology. He discovered that the creation of a vampire occurs when the spawn drinks the sire's blood. In that blood, an "egg," adapted to the spawn with stolen soul energy from the victim, is passed to the victim and travels to the heart. It emits negative energy as it grows, burning away the creature's body and infusing its soul with negative energy, which ties the body together. Al-Hulath was trying to keep the negative energy from harming the physical body as much, and tried to add demonic energy to the equation, either replacing the negative energy or adding to it, and altering the seed to provide demonic powers. He probably experimented with Slaadi and other similar demons. " [/QUOTE]

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