Interview with the vampire RPG

Lestat stands at six feet, with thick, rather curly blonde hair that appears white under fluorescent lighting. He has grey eyes that can absorb the colors blue or violet from surfaces around them. His nose is fairly short and narrow, while his mouth is well shaped 'though slightly too large for his face', his skin deathly white. The only feature that proves he is not human is his glazed fingernails which give the impression that they are made of glass. Lestat epitomizes an aristocratic vampire in 18th century Paris. A bold, enthusiastic and defiant being, who delights in his own arrogance and conceited attitude, Lestat carries himself with the aura of richness and entitlement that comes only from a privileged upbringing, gaining him the affectionate title "the Brat Prince" by his vampire elders, a title he takes great pleasure in. Egotistic, Lestat is greatly concerned with fashion, taking the time to pause mid-narrative merely to remind the reader what he is wearing, and as a singer and musician who plays both the piano and violin more than reasonably well, he relishes the attention that comes from performing on stage to a crowd, which began in his mortal life as an actor and continued into his formation of a rock band called The Vampire Lestat which he formed with a group of humans in the 1980s. However, underneath this façade, he is a tortured soul scarred by the turmoil and betrayal of his past. Having been illiterate as a human, after becoming a vampire Lestat learned how to read first in French and then in English, developing a great love of literature that made him quite the academic and a fondness for colloquialisms. He chooses to write his novels in English and notes that despite his French accent he speaks English "like a cross between a boatman and Sam Spade". As an academic, Lestat became a creature of great philosophical thinking, proposing the deep questions of ‘are my actions good or bad?’, ‘what makes a person happy?’, ‘Is there a God?’ and ‘Am I in

"And there I saw beauty, beauty which has always been my downfall, beauty in a new and celestial form. Heaven had cast down upon this stone floor an abandoned angel, of auburn curls and perfectly formed limbs, of fair and mysterious face. His soft reddish hair was loose and tangled. His flesh was pale and the bones of his face only faintly sharpened by his Slavic blood. This was a boy, as I had said, and he had a head of long curly hair. But his face was shining white, and perfect, the countenance of a god it seemed, a Cupid out of Caravaggio, seductive yet ethereal, with auburn hair and dark brown eyes." Armand's personality is that of a typical teenage boy, though more refined. He seems, like many of the vampires, to have a preoccupation with existential issues such as the meaning of life and what being a vampire means within such ponderings. Armand, however, is unique in that he swings from periods of hedonistic denial of a higher power to bouts of zealotry, devoting himself to the dogma of the Parisian coven and later throwing himself into the sun after seeing Veronica's Veil. Armand in many ways has never matured from the teenager he was when he was turned. He is still prone to impulsive and extreme acts, often described as seeming "lost" when his actions spiral into events beyond his control.

He has white skin, the color of bleached bone, black hair curling at the collar, and brilliant green eyes, he is masculine and tall with a hourglass body shape despite being a boy. Louis is a character who is cynical, self-destructive, and desperate after blaming himself for his brother's death. He seeks release through death, but lacks the courage to commit suicide. Instead, he provokes fights and duels in taverns and other unsavory places in the hopes that someone will kill him. He was described as bratty. He is a vampire

"Her dark-red hair was parted in the middle and drawn back to her ears, though a dozen little ringlets escaped to make a frame for her pale face. And she was looking at me with two calm, violet eyes and a child’s mouth that seemed almost abdurately soft, obdurately the cupid’s bow unsullied by paint or personality;’ she is a vampire

Santiago had the appearance of a normal European human male however he had several features typical to that of vampires in the universe i.e pale skin with prominent veins in harsh lighting, fangs, cat-like eyes, etc. He also had black shoulder length curly hair and had an elegant and theatrical fashion sense, wearing a black frockcoat, silver & black waistcoat and black shoes. In his introductory moments he is also seen wearing a black cape with a silver interior and a top hat and during his performances he wore a dark silver cape. Not a great deal is known about Santiago however from what we do see of him he appears to be a sadist who happens to also be incredibly petty, given how he and Louis animosity with one another came from Louis being understandably irritated at Santiago's unpleasant behavior towards him. He is also very smug, invasive, cold and cruel.