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That would be a good idea, since most of the characters thus far have known each other for so long; also, we need to go recruit some more folks! lol. I'll start sending out flyers.
I might make a second character cause i've got one cool idea that i really want to bring into life. Can i try?
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I'd be up for helping with this, we should also establish relationships characters have with each other pre-RP, just PM me if anyone wants to work that out with Andrew.
So vampires automatically completely regenerate whatever wounds they've received with time, but wounds left by fire or werewolf claws will heal much slower and will not heal completely, leaving a scar.
In that case it seems sensible that i do can change my body and move my heart into another area of my chest, but it will always quickly return back to it's usual place after some time, my body perceiving any change done to it as a "wound" and trying to "regenerate" it, is that correct?
Another question just out of morbid curiosity - if a vampire has a limb amputated and has say, a metal sleeve put over the stump in order to prevent it growing back, will the undead flesh somehow tear through metal or will the regeneration actually be stopped until the impediment is removed?
Thanks Haley!
Well, I know this is far from realistic with vampires and what not, but the location of your heart being where it is relates to pressure of blood flow being able to counter earth's gravity at our relative elevation. Wait, do Vampires even have blood flow? Why does it kill them to stab them in the heart then?