Vampires SMP

Special anti-vampire weapon

These items are designed specifically for vampire hunting, and some of them are critical to the plot.

Stake: A classic weapon. Can instantly kill a vampire if they are below 35% health. Can also be used as a finishing move to obtain more loot (blood and souls).
Elder Dagger: A rare weapon that immobilizes the original vampire rather than kills them. They cannot rise or resurrect until the dagger is removed.
· Cursed Elder Dagger: Works the same way, but is also effective against original hybrids.
White Oak Stake: The only item capable of permanently killing a non-vampire (like Scott). Can only be used on a weakened (knocked down) vampire.

Auxiliary items
In addition to weapons, vampires use tools to extract blood:
· Vampiric Dagger: Used to attack villagers or other humanoid mobs to fill Blood Bottles for portable use.
Blood Bottle: A vessel that holds blood. You can drink it straight from the bottle to quench your thirst.

Natural Weapon: Claws
During the second stage of vampirism, characters grow elongated claws. These are their primary "built-in" weapon.
· Effect: Although using conventional weapons becomes inconvenient, bare-handed strikes inflict massive damage - a vampire can kill a human without any weapons. Weapon created: Bloody Blades
Vampires can create their own weapons, which require "charging" with blood.
· Vamp Blade: Exists in three tiers (Tier 1, 2, 3). Requires Bat Wings and Dracula's Cloak to craft.
Heart Seeker / Heart Striker: These are "vampire swords" that can be trained and upgraded. They require blood to operate and deal bonus damage (e.g., +8 damage at 100% charge).

Where to find the White Aspen Stake

This is the only item capable of permanently killing an Original Vampire (like Scott). It can be found like this:

Woodland Mansion: Main location, 0.7% drop rate.
· Buried Treasure Chests: An alternative option, but with a very low chance.
Important condition: the stake can only be used on a weakened (knocked down) vampire. It's also worth remembering that the Original Vampire can be temporarily immobilized with the Elder Dagger, which can sometimes be found in the same treasures.

Regular and faction weapons
This is standard equipment that can be crafted or found.
· Iron Sword: Basic melee weapon.
· Silver Sword and Dagger: These are considered "enchanted" against vampires and deal increased damage to them.
· Hunter Axe: A very fast melee weapon, effective against the undead.
· Hunter's Crossbow: A powerful long-range weapon that deals great damage to undead.
Vamp Blade: A vampire weapon. It comes in three tiers (Tier 1, 2, 3) and requires Bat Wings and Dracula's Cloak to craft.
· Ancient Cross: A legendary artifact hidden beneath the spawn point. Deals massive damage to Elder Vampires.

Equipment and auxiliary items
· Silver Armor: A full set reduces magic damage but slows movement.
· Hunter's clothing: provides bonuses when fully equipped.
· Holy Water: Used by hunters as a control weapon and deals damage to vampires.
Daylight Ring: Not a weapon, but an important artifact. Allows a vampire to remain in sunlight without harm. Can be found in the Forest Mansion with a 2% chance.

How to Kill Vampires: Kill the Original

Vampires are divided into two types, and the usual methods (sunlight, fire, wooden stake) only work on "normal" vampires.

Original Vampires: These are the first vampires, virtually immortal. They cannot be killed by conventional weapons, sunlight, or fire.
· Only way: The original vampire can only be killed with a White Oak Stake, and it must be used on a defeated (weakened) vampire.
Who exactly is the "Original"? Scott is the prime candidate for this role, as he is the most ancient. His death (or the death of his "sire," if he has one) is the key to breaking the curse for those he turned.

How to spot vampires
Since vampires in their first stage are indistinguishable from humans, hunting them is pure deduction and paranoia. The main methods are:
· Observe behavior: Vampires often behave unnaturally - avoiding light, reacting strangely to blood, or trying to be alone with the victim.
· Evidence analysis: People look for bite marks on the victims' necks and also check suspects for fangs or claws (which appear in stage 2).
· Social Engineering: Characters conduct interrogations, provoke suspects and monitor their reactions, and use "divine" artifacts like Beacons for testing.

Where the characters gather
The main gathering places for humans and vampires in the Oakhurst ruins are:
· Tavern or common room: This is where strategies are discussed, clues are shared, and plans are made.
· Town Hall and Square: central points for public announcements and meetings.
· Beacons: for example, the Lighthouse in the city center or in the Castle - serve as landmarks and places of power.
· Scott's Castle: A lair for vampires where they can gather separately.

📖 What does "Sir" mean?
In vampire mythology (especially in role-playing games like Vampire: The Masquerade), a sire is a vampire who has Embraced (bitten and given blood) another human, turning them into a vampire. The person Embraced is called a "childe" or "offspring." This is analogous to a parent, but with an important difference: the sire imparts not only "life" but also a portion of their supernatural essence. The hierarchy of "sires" in Vampires SMP

In this setting, the "sire" chain looks like this:
Scott is the oldest vampire. He was the one who turned Pyro, making Scott Pyro's sire.
·Owen is the only vampire with a confirmed dead sire (Mayor Louis).

Who is the most important?
Scott stands out in the server's lore. He's not "in charge" in the sense of a magical overlord to whom everyone must obey, but he sets the tone and is the most influential figure:
Reason for influence: Scott is the oldest vampire, and the others (especially newcomers like Pyro) instinctively follow him because it's the norm in their society. He can take newcomers "under his wing," even if they were bitten by someone else.
Lack of coercion: An important point is that vampires can disobey Scott. Pyro, for example, eventually stopped calling him "sire" and began to act independently, considering himself an equal in power. Scott's power is one of authority, not absolute control.

🎭 Personality: Wolf in sheep's clothing
, Scott is a classic charming villain who takes pleasure in his own superiority. His behavior can be described as follows

· Absolute indifference: Scott is so old (he is over 1000 years old) that human morality does not exist for him. He has no qualms about converting people because he just doesn't understand why it upsets them. For him, people are like bugs under his feet.
· Manipulator and liar: He is a master of words, can seem charming and even friendly, but this is only a mask to achieve his goals. He skillfully distorts the truth and masterfully lies, while he himself sacredly believes in what he says.
· Bored Hedonist: He was a spoiled, wealthy aristocrat before his conversion and has no intention of giving up luxury. Everything he does is aimed at returning a comfortable life.

Appearance: Ancient vampire aristocrat
His appearance emphasizes his status and ancient nature:
· Face and Eyes: Pale skin and piercing red eyes that betray his essence. In the first stage of vampirism, his eyes were turquoise, but after his conversion they took on a characteristic bloody hue.
· Hair: Canonical, his hair is blue. This is the result of one stormy night, after which he was turned, and now he cannot change the color of his hair.
· Clothing: He dresses like an aristocrat: a white long-sleeved shirt, a red vest, a black cape, and black pants. His style is that of a lord accustomed to luxury.

His lore! (It just doesn't fit in that)
📜 Lore: The Fallen Lord of Oakhurst

Scott's story is a story of betrayal and revenge:

· Birth and conversion: He was born into a noble Scottish family in 396. He was a spoiled wealthy aristocrat and voluntarily embraced vampirism for even more power and pleasure.
· Ruler of Oakhurst: For several centuries, Scott was a ruthless vampire lord who ruled the city (then it was called differently), living in luxury and instilling fear in everyone. He even created his own "evil rich" vampire retinue.
· Betrayal and Sleep: Eventually, the townspeople who supplied him with everything rebelled and sealed him in a tomb where he was supposed to sleep forever. He slept there for 600 years.
Awakening and Purpose: When he wakes up, he discovers the ruins of his estate and the town, now called Oakhurst. His goal is not just to survive among people, but to regain power and order by restoring his power over the city and people.

Scott is an ancient, brutal, and incredibly charismatic force that poses a major threat to all the residents of Oakhurst

Introduction: The Town of Oakhurst
The story takes place in the ruins of the town of Oakhurst, which was destroyed 200 years ago in a mysterious massacre. The cause of the tragedy is unknown: theories range from mass hysteria and rabies to a vampire attack. Fourteen characters arrive in the town for various purposes (some to honor their ancestors, some to conduct research, and some on military orders), and on the very first night, the Beacon is activated in the central tower.

Main conflict and rules
· The vampires' goal: Secretly turn people into vampires one at a time, in order to eventually wipe out all humanity in the city.
·Human Goal: To identify and destroy vampires before they are all turned.
Stages of Vampirism: Vampires go through three stages. In the first, they are indistinguishable from humans, but with each stage they become stronger (for example, they gain claws in the second stage) and lose their ability to camouflage.
·Divine Protection: People can receive powers from the "holy spirits" through the Lighthouse's blessing.

Key Figures and Their Secrets (Series 1 Spoilers!)
🩸 Vampires (Secret Antagonists)
Scott: An ancient vampire who has lived in Oakhurst for 600 years and ruled the town in the past.
Owen: A vampire who has lived here for 200 years. He was once a lumberjack who was turned by the town's mayor to save him from a disease. After learning of the mayor's execution, Owen killed 2,799 people and went into hibernation.

People (Potential victims or hunters)
Avid: A fanatical vampire hunter and alchemist who is quick to declare that vampires are real.
·Legundo: A doctor and skeptic who seeks a rational explanation for the massacres (such as rabies) and wants to understand what causes people to "go crazy."
Abolish: A butler who came to honor his parents, who died 15 years ago. He seeks answers and tries to remain neutral.
Apo: A soldier sent to maintain order in the ruins for six months. He thinks everyone around him is crazy.
·Shelby: Believes in the supernatural (from Bigfoot to Santa), which makes her both useful and vulnerable

Lore: From Hunter to Monster

His arch is a classic tragedy of the fall.

Before Oakhurst: Avid was an alchemist and monster hunter. After Elle's death, he arrives in town determined to destroy every vampire in his power for revenge.
· Outcast: In the first episode, he proclaims the existence of vampires, but is ridiculed. His paranoia irritates the villagers, and Owen (being a vampire himself) uses this to paint Avid as a dangerous agitator. 👤 Appearance: A hunter in armor made of copper and faith.

His appearance screams out who he is: a practical, nervous, and deeply religious man (or one who desperately clings to faith).

Face and Hair: Pale skin, dark purple eyes, and wavy, ear-length brown-gray hair. His face often expresses anxiety or stress.
Clothing: He wears a dark olive vest over a white shirt with puffy sleeves. His shoulders are protected by copper armor. On his chest is a crucifix, emphasizing his fight against "evil spirits." A quiver of arrows hangs from his back.
· Symbolism: The copper armor (not iron/steel) hints at his vulnerability and the "homemade" nature of his protection, and the crucifixion suggests that his faith is more of a shield against his own fear than true strength.

Appearance: A scientist with a military bearing

His appearance combines the practicality of a doctor with the discipline of a former soldier:

· Face and Hair: Short-cropped brown hair with gray streaks (he cuts it himself every two weeks), a short beard, and green eyes. The face is crossed by a scar coming from the right temple and ending just below the left eye.
· Special Feature: He has a glass prosthesis instead of his left eye, which was specially made in London to perfectly match the color of the natural eye and maintain a straight look.
· Clothing: He wears a white surgical apron and gold-rimmed glasses over his right eye (likely a magnifying glass or medical instrument).
Personality: A Stoic with a kind heart

, Legando is a person who tries to be calm and reasonable, even when it doesn't work out.

· Rationalist to the core: He believes that there is a scientific explanation for everything, and in the first episode, he is the one who tries to calm the panicked Avid by looking for logical reasons for what is happening.
· Stoic and selfless: He tries to stay calm and not lose his temper in stressful situations. At the same time, he has a kind heart, and he sincerely wants to help people, even if they do not appreciate it.
· Escape from the Past: Behind his calmness lies a dark history. He was a soldier, participated in the war and killed people, for which he received a medal. It was after this that he made a promise to himself to "never be that person again" and became a doctor to heal, not maim

Vampire Abilities: Stages, Strengths
, and Weaknesses Lifesteal in this setting progresses through three stages, and with each stage, the vampire becomes stronger, but loses the ability to disguise himself.
General Abilities (for all vampires):
Quasi-immortality: Vampires live for centuries, do not age, but can be killed (sunlight, stake, fire, etc.).
· Superhuman strength and endurance: physically superior to humans, but not to the level of a "superhero".
· Regeneration: Heals most wounds quickly, but a blow to the heart kills instantly. After death, the body crumbles into ashes in minutes.
· Bloodlust: Without blood, they weaken, become sluggish, lose the ability to think and move, and experience bloodlust.
· Vulnerability to the sun: direct sunlight burns the skin, a vampire will not last long outside during the day.
· Weaknesses: aspen stake (deadly), holy water, fire; Garlic and crosses do not work.
Stages of vampirism:

· Stage 1: A vampire is indistinguishable from a human. It can hide among people, has no external signs.
· Stage 2: Elongated claws appear. Weapons become less convenient, but punches do a lot of damage - a vampire can kill with his bare hands.
· Stage 3: completely loses human form (vampiric "iteration"), disguise is impossible. It has maximum strength.

Special abilities (for "original" vampires like Scott):
· Compulsion: Can cause a human or vampire to freeze in place (hunters are not affected).
· Inventory Sight: Sees the contents of the target's pockets/inventory.
· Semi-immortality: The original vampires can only be killed with a white oak stake

Appearance (in the first episode)At the time of the first episode,

Pyro is still human, and his appearance emphasizes his origin and personality:

· Face and Hair: He has short brown hair and pale blue eyes, the only striking detail in his entire appearance. His skin appears pale, which contrasts with his keen interest in the world.
· Clothing: He wears a long gray coat, brown pants, and black shoes. This outfit looks practical, but at the same time a bit "bookish", which fits his image of a student leaving the
capital for the first time Character: Naivety and lust for life

In the beginning, Pyro is the embodiment of enthusiasm and openness, which contrasts sharply with the gloomy atmosphere of Oakhurst.

· Enthusiastic and curious: This is his first time outside the capital, and everything around him arouses sincere interest. He "sounded so excited and was so inquisitive," openly laughing and chatting.
· Gullible and inexperienced: Pyro is as trusting as a child. He is not familiar with simple things (such as planting seeds or cooking), and his hands were "hardly familiar with violence." He is 22 years old, and he is "fresh from home".
· Fear of loneliness: Despite being sociable, he has a fear of being alone in the wilderness.

Lore: Tragedy in the first episode
His past and the events of the first episode are a classic story of a fall.
· Background: Pyro is a university student from a wealthy family who has been struck out of his will. The reason was a false accusation of murder: his school bully, Czeslaw, drowned under mysterious circumstances, and suspicion fell on Pyro. To regain the favor of his family, he comes to Oakhurst to write a scientific paper (dissertation) about this place.
· Key event (Spoiler alert!): At the end of the first episode, Pyro and the other characters explore the forest, where they find the pig Truffle. However, near the end of the episode, Scott and Owen turn Pyro into a vampire. This moment becomes a turning point in his fate.

Appearance (in the first episode)At the time of the first episode,
Apo is still human, so her appearance is devoid of vampire features (for example, a white strand in her hair, which will appear later).

· Face and Hair: She has long, dark brown hair with a reddish tint and brown eyes.
· Clothing: She wears a military uniform. Based on fan reconstructions, it may be a black dress with carmine (dark red) elements and hand embroidery, which distinguishes her shape from Dr. Legando's
standard uniform Rational and skeptical: She seeks logical explanations. When the "divine protection" appears on the lighthouse, she asks Dr. Legando for a scientific explanation, but he doesn't have one.
· Practical and cautious: She does not like to take unnecessary risks. When the group gathers in the woods at night, Apo first protests because of the darkness and then suggests not going too deep.
· Straightforward: She openly talks about the fact that there are few rational people around Rational and skeptical: She looks for logical explanations. When the "divine protection" appears on the lighthouse, she asks Dr. Legando for a scientific explanation, but he doesn't have one.
· Practical and cautious: She does not like to take unnecessary risks. When the group gathers in the woods at night, Apo first protests because of the darkness and then suggests not going too deep.
· Straightforward: She openly talks about how there are few rational people around.

Appearance: The image of a practical detective
Her appearance in the first episode is fully consistent with her profession and character, emphasizing practicality and attention to detail:
· Face and Hair: She has short, half-neck, sandy brown hair and brown eyes.
· Clothing: She is dressed in a business-like but practical way. She wears a brown coat over a white shirt, a black vest, and light brown pants with a brown belt.
· Key detail: Her look is completed by a monocle on a gold chain and a red bow tie. This monocle is not just an accessory, but a symbol of her profession and method (it will later even become the subject of an argument with Avid).

Character: A rationalist with faith in a higher goal
In the first episode, Drift appears as a man who tries to explain everything logically, but is not alien to intuition.
· Rational Skeptic: It relies mainly on facts and deduction. It is she who is the first to put forward the version that there was "probably an accident" in the city, and not mysticism, trying to reason with Avid's paranoia.
· Professional detachment: She came to Oakhurst to "solve the case" - to figure out why the city was deserted and everyone died. This is her main motivation, which makes her a little detached from the everyday problems of other residents.
· Hidden faith in fate: Despite her rationalism, she has a contradiction: she sometimes believes that they all gathered at Oakhurst for a reason, but for some "higher purpose
" Hidden faith in fate: Despite her rationalism, she has a contradiction: she sometimes believes that they all gathered at Oakhurst for a reason, but for some "higher purpose".
· Sharp tongue: She's not afraid to speak up.

Lore: Detective with unfinished business Arrival in Oakhurst: She arrives in town as a detective, intending to solve the mystery of his death and "put an end to this case."
· Past and Escape: Later, it is revealed in the lore that she had already tried to investigate the case, but fled the city, abandoning the investigation. In the first episode, she returns to finish what she started.

Appearance: A bookworm with a craving for mystery:In the first episode,
her appearance is still completely "human" and emphasizes her character as an explorer:
· Face and Hair: She has long red hair and yellow-gold eyes, which she accentuates with thick rimmed glasses. This image gives the impression of a cute, but a little eccentric girl.
· Clothing: Although the exact description of the outfit in the first episode is not detailed, her style was most likely practical and "bookish", matching the image of a traveler interested in the paranormal.

Personality: Enthusiasm and uncertainty
In the beginning, Shelby gives the impression of a friendly and slightly clumsy enthusiast.
· Sincere belief in the unusual: She is the very "weirdo" who believes in the paranormal (from Bolshefoot to Santa) and wants to make friends with the residents of Oakhurst.
· Self-doubt: Despite her enthusiasm, she is very insecure about her relationships with others, especially Scott, whom she considers "too cool" to relate to.

Relationships with Others: First Steps and Tragic Omens
The first episode lays the foundations for her future connections, which will later turn into tragedy.
With Avid – Key Scene:
Their dialogue in the first episode is a tragic omen, given the future of both characters.

Drift:
Drift was the first person Shelby encountered at Oakhurst. They quickly formed a strong friendship in the beginning.

With the other villagers:
She gets to know the rest of the characters and chooses her roommates as she begins to settle into the ruins. Her demeanor is a mixture of curiosity and a slight eccentricity that sets her apart from the more pragmatic or frightened villagers.

(She was turned into a vampire only in the second episode against her will.... Briefly, she lost the battle and was killed, and she was reborn as a vampire, although she died as a human, ha)

Character: With his black-and-white mindset
, Owen's "walking wound" is a tangle of pain, anger, and loneliness that he tries to hide behind aggression.
· Black-and-white thinking: For Owen, people are divided only into good and bad. He also sincerely does not believe that people are capable of change, believing that they will always remain the same as they were before.
· Anger and Vulnerability: He is aggressive, sarcastic, and often hisses like a hunted animal. But behind this lies a deeply traumatized person who is afraid and grieving. In rare moments, he can be surprisingly kind and even joke, but these are only glimpses.
· Outcast complex: Owen's main motive as a vampire is to make every person feel like the same outcast as they were before their conversion. His cruelty is an attempt to shift his pain onto others
, the pain to others.
· Unexpected Affection: Despite his misanthropy, Owen desperately needs a connection. He had deep feelings for Mayor Louis, who converted him. He was also the only one who truly helped Shubble embrace her vampire identity, giving her the "final push" to realize that vampires are her family.

📜 Lore: The Tragedy of the Lumberjack
Owen's story is a classic tragedy born of fear and prejudice.
· Before vampirism: 200 years before the events of SMP, Owen was a lumberjack who lived on the outskirts of Oakhurst. The townspeople avoided him because of the disease, which they considered contagious. He was an outcast.
· Address: One day, Owen went to the mayor of the city, Louis, to get permission to build a new mill. Contrary to expectations, the mayor received him favorably, and they began to communicate regularly. After a while, Louis revealed to Owen that he was a vampire and offered to convert him. He explained that this would cure Owen's illness, but it would separate him from society forever. Owen, who already felt himself an outcast, agreed.

(Didn't fit again)

Massacre and sleep: Owen was absent for three days. The townspeople, thinking that the mayor had killed him, staged a riot, broke into Louis' house, found evidence that he was a vampire, and burned him in the town square. Upon learning of this and losing the only person close to him, Owen flew into a rage. He killed 2799 people, the entire population of Oakhurst, after which he fell into a deep sleep, leaving the city in ruins.
· Awakening: He woke up after 200 years in a world that does not remember him. His main goal is not just to survive, but to make people pay for what they did to him and Louis.
Owen's appearance reflects his character and trauma.

· Face and skin: He has large, "buggy" eyes that can appear empty or full of pain. There are marble patterns on his skin (probably a consequence of his illness), which make him very insecure. He tries to wear closed, baggy clothes to hide them.
· Clothing: His style is baggy clothing, almost all of which is red. Red is the color of blood, but it is also arguably a tribute to Louis. In his outfit, elements of the XVII century clothing in which he was turned can be guessed. It has distinctive puff sleeves.
· Bat Form: In his bat form, Owen appears as a brown vampire (common vampire), one of the most common species. This emphasizes its status as an "ordinary", but no less dangerous predator against the background of brighter relatives.

The Middle Ages!
SMP takes place in the town of Oakhurst, where twelve people and two vampires have decided to settle. Humans don't know who vampires are, and their goal is to destroy them before everyone turns into vampires.

began with fourteen players settling in the ruins of the town of Oakhurst. However, two of them are secret vampires who seek to turn the inhabitants of the city into the same nocturnal creatures. In each episode, while the vampires wreaked havoc on the townspeople, humans had to be alert and work together to get rid of the threat of the undead forever.

No one knows each other at all.

🗺️ Key locations and artifacts
· Downtown Lighthouse: Consecration grants everyone "Divine Protection" (+1 Heart) and summons visions.
· Pale Oak Forest: A dead zone with white trees that appears to be "sick" or "rotting."
· Castle Ruins and Catacombs: An open-coffin site that causes Ebolish to panic and old traumas.
· Silver: The caves around the city have an abnormally high amount of silver, hinting at its importance in the fight against vampires.

Vampires of each other cannot yet figure out, they do not even know this, it is literally random, no one knows who is what..

The Ochers settled, made houses there, and settled down, there are hunters, and there are ordinary people, hunters are those people who protect from vampires like.. xs

Where Humans
Live Humans (12 of the 14 characters) live in the ruins of the town of Oakhurst, which they have come to rebuild. They settle in the surviving houses, arrange their lives and try to improve their lives, not suspecting that there are enemies among them. It is the city streets and buildings that are their main territory.

🌲 Vampires
(Scott and Owen) do not live in a separate "lair" on a permanent basis. They claim a forest outside the city and awaken there after a 200-year slumber. At the same time, at the first stage of vampirism, they can indistinguishably live among people, disguising themselves as ordinary inhabitants
How this division

works Both groups are locked in a common territory. Beacons scattered across the ruins...

AbolishRole

and lore: Ebolish is a quiet, observant, and extremely competent fighter and hunter, the best in Oakhurst. He arrived in the city with a specific goal - to find books with recipes for medicines for vampirism. His organization deals not only with vampires, but he specializes in them.
Personality: He acts on the principle of "crazy-prepared" and is the strategic protector of the city. At the same time, he knows how to separate work from personal life and has hobbies.

Role and lore: Ren is a member of the Oakhurst Militia whose history is tied to the curse. His mother made a deal with a witch to get revenge on the vampire, and Ren inherited a curse that causes his hair to turn gray rapidly, though he does not age. After Martin's tragic death, Wren goes on a rampage, tries to kill all the vampires alone, and dies at the hands of Scott.
Personality: He is stubborn and, according to fans, "wrong on all counts" in his bigotry. His hatred of vampires is one of the central traits of his personality
Role and lore: Prior to her conversion, Cleo was the lead bioengineer at Oakhurst, but after her mother's death, she took up farming. At some point, she became a "Thrall," a creature that was under the hypnotic control of a vampire but had not yet been fully turned. Later, she becomes a vampire and, despite her little experience, is forced to take on the role of an "elder" who transmits knowledge.
Character: Cleo is a morally gray character. Her main motivation is survival, and she is not inclined to give anyone a second chance. At the same time, she is capable of compassion and even rejoices when she can help people survive, not die.
Role and lore: Martin is one of the residents of Oakhurst who initially did not believe in the supernatural, but was open enough to allow the existence of vampires for the sake of communicating with others. There is a hint in the lore that he lied about his wealthy origins and could actually be a former servant who appropriated the identity of his master's son. He dies as a result of a tragic accident when his body cannot stand it