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Bacchae used to be mortal human beings, who were bitten and turned. Bacchae live to serve [[Bacchus]], and obey any command he gives. [[Eurydice]] is the only know exception to this: she was able to defy [[Bacchus]]'s orders while still a Bacchae. | Bacchae used to be mortal human beings, who were bitten and turned. Bacchae live to serve [[Bacchus]], and obey any command he gives. [[Eurydice]] is the only know exception to this: she was able to defy [[Bacchus]]'s orders while still a Bacchae. | ||
The Bite: Victims of [[The Mark of the Bacchae|the mark of the Bacchae]] have two puncture wounds made by the long fangs of the Bacchae. Although the exact reason for transformation is unconfirmed, it is save to assume that Bacchae fangs may work similar to snake fangs, injecting a poison into the victim's blood stream that takes effect when the sun sets. | '''The Bite:''' Victims of [[The Mark of the Bacchae|the mark of the Bacchae]] have two puncture wounds made by the long fangs of the Bacchae. Although the exact reason for transformation is unconfirmed, it is save to assume that Bacchae fangs may work similar to snake fangs, injecting a poison into the victim's blood stream that takes effect when the sun sets. | ||
The Transformation: Unlike vampires, the victim does not have to die to be transformed - no matter what time of day they were bitten, they are transformed when the sun sets. Victims will start to feel woozy and faint as the transformation approaches, and their eyes will turn yellow as the transformation begins. | '''The Transformation:''' Unlike vampires, the victim does not have to die to be transformed - no matter what time of day they were bitten, they are transformed when the sun sets. Victims will start to feel woozy and faint as the transformation approaches, and their eyes will turn yellow as the transformation begins. | ||
'''Saving Oneself:''' The mark can be erased and the victim saved if the mark is washed with water from [[The Gilded Spring|the gilded spring]] before the sun sets the same day the victim was bitten. Also, [[Bacchus]] himself has the ability to make a fully-turned Bacchae human again (the method is unknown, but he manages to make [[Eurydice]] mortal again). | |||
''Physical changes:'' Bacchae can easily pass as humans, mixing and passing through the human population without being noticed. When they change to 'gameface', there are several changes in their appearance: Their hair is frizzy and wilder, their makeup is more pronounced and darker, and of course, their teeth sharpen into two long fangs that they use to bite their victims. The change from the human mask to gameface in the blink of an eye. | |||
In moments of extreme excitement, the Bacchae transform into wolves. | |||
''Benefits:'' There aren't really any benefits to being sucked into a sick little cult, but it's not all bad - there is plenty of good food and music, and a somewhat comfortable cavern to call home, so it might be a step up for someone living in the streets and begging for food. | |||
All Bacchae go to Tartarus. | |||
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Revision as of 17:13, 19 August 2013
The Bacchae are servants of Bacchus. They are very similar to vampires, and a bite from them can turn a person into one.
Bacchae used to be mortal human beings, who were bitten and turned. Bacchae live to serve Bacchus, and obey any command he gives. Eurydice is the only know exception to this: she was able to defy Bacchus's orders while still a Bacchae.
The Bite: Victims of the mark of the Bacchae have two puncture wounds made by the long fangs of the Bacchae. Although the exact reason for transformation is unconfirmed, it is save to assume that Bacchae fangs may work similar to snake fangs, injecting a poison into the victim's blood stream that takes effect when the sun sets.
The Transformation: Unlike vampires, the victim does not have to die to be transformed - no matter what time of day they were bitten, they are transformed when the sun sets. Victims will start to feel woozy and faint as the transformation approaches, and their eyes will turn yellow as the transformation begins.
Saving Oneself: The mark can be erased and the victim saved if the mark is washed with water from the gilded spring before the sun sets the same day the victim was bitten. Also, Bacchus himself has the ability to make a fully-turned Bacchae human again (the method is unknown, but he manages to make Eurydice mortal again).
Physical changes: Bacchae can easily pass as humans, mixing and passing through the human population without being noticed. When they change to 'gameface', there are several changes in their appearance: Their hair is frizzy and wilder, their makeup is more pronounced and darker, and of course, their teeth sharpen into two long fangs that they use to bite their victims. The change from the human mask to gameface in the blink of an eye.
In moments of extreme excitement, the Bacchae transform into wolves.
Benefits: There aren't really any benefits to being sucked into a sick little cult, but it's not all bad - there is plenty of good food and music, and a somewhat comfortable cavern to call home, so it might be a step up for someone living in the streets and begging for food.
All Bacchae go to Tartarus.
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