The Vampire Chronicles

[Angel Tarragon]

Has anyone attempted to stat any of the major characters from Ann Rice's series of books?

 

[BOZ]

they sure would be powerful... way more than any D&D vampire (except like maybe strahd or someone like that)

 

[the Jester]

Are you talking d20 or WoD?

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Either. I'd prefer D20, but could definetely make do with WoD.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

nothing eh? Guess I'll have to do this one on my own. I'll be using D20 Modern.

 

[Saraphmael]

vampire chronicles and WoD conversion

We have started a major conversion of WoD to D20... it is going quite well so far
We are also converting the vampire chronicles, both to storyteller and D20 systems
see more about this here:
http://www.enworld.org/archive/index.php/t-14209.html

 

[BOZ]

i think most of them would be chaotic neutral. they do plenty of both what we would consider good and evil. and they don't have much of a structure to their existence.

marius, however, would be lawful neutral. you might consider louis neutral good. lestat is certainly the essence of CN.

 

[marune]

Being an hard fan of Vampire Chronicles (before the horrible end of Blood Canticle ) I have tried many times to build some rules about this world.. The biggest problem is the fact that both age and blood given by another vampire are the key to the power of a particuliar vampire.

In this world, you need also rules to cover Psionic-like abilities that human can have (Tale of the body thief), the witches powers (that can be comined with vampires abilities), a complexe ghost-spirits rules, the case of Memnoch, and aslo the very alien Taltos.., etc...

Edit : To answer about the power range, it is quite varied in fact, some (Louis, Claudia, etc..) have few powers beyond the "D&D vampire", but elders one (Akasha, Maharet, etc) or young one infused with elder blood (Lestat) can fly around the world in no time, resist to sun, and some even have a powerfull combust ability.