http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/-t1.htm Here you will find everything you need to about the forum except for the main rules. The story so far will also be listed here... Wed, 19 Nov 2008 01:44:37 GMT 10 http://hitskin.com/themes/10/24/25/i_logo.gif http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/-t1.htm http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-immortal-t88.htm Kai Note: This Definition is actually as defined by me, so if there are any questions (considering the race was my idea) please PM me. The immortal is a term used for many things. The most commonly used one, however, is simply for a hybrid. If someone is a hybrid, though, hey only posses traits similar to that race. An Immortal, say human-vampire hybrid, can blend in perfectly with a crowd, walk into the sun, etc. However, they must still drink some form of blood. The Immortal wolf, though, stands ... Introduction Wed, 19 Nov 2008 01:44:37 GMT http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-immortal-t88.htm#911 http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-immortal-t88.htm http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-witch-t76.htm Katrien You don't have to go by this definition exactly, it's just the basic idea of a witch. If you have anything you want to add to this--our--working definition of a witch, please post it in this topic. A witch is simply a human being who is able to harness and control magic. They are not immortal. In fact the only abnormal thing about witches is their magic. A witch is not necessarily a woman, but also refers to a man who uses magic. However the term has come to be understood as ... Introduction Thu, 13 Nov 2008 23:06:47 GMT http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-witch-t76.htm#554 http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-witch-t76.htm http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-werewolf-t75.htm Katrien You don't have to go by this definition exactly, it's just the basic idea of a werewolf. If you have anything you want to add to this--our--working definition of a werewolf, please post it in this topic. A werewolf is an immortal being whom can change into the form of a wolf at will. This process is sometimes referred to as "phasing." Some believe that werewolves only ever phase during a full moon, but this is pure Hollywood propaganda. Werewolves are generally stronger ... Introduction Thu, 13 Nov 2008 23:02:01 GMT http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-werewolf-t75.htm#551 http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-werewolf-t75.htm http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-vampire-t74.htm Katrien You don't have to go by this definition exactly, it's just the basic idea of a vampire. If you have anything you want to add to this--our--working definition of a vampire, please post it in this topic. A vampire is a [mythological] humanoid creature whom feeds on the life force of other living beings. It is generally believed that this life force which they feed on is blood and that vampires themselves are undead. Vampires are immortal and will forever look exactly how they looked when ... Introduction Thu, 13 Nov 2008 22:57:13 GMT http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-vampire-t74.htm#547 http://vampirism.forumotion.com/introduction-f1/working-definition-vampire-t74.htm