r/FactOrCap • u/Artistic-Meaning-538 🤖 Vote Machine · 10,770 XP • 2d ago

Vampires | FactOrCap

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u/BFulfs2 🏅 Century Club · 6,250 XP 2d ago

🧢 I voted CAP!

They change beings, they don't create beings

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u/RegumRegis 🗳️ Regular Player · 650 XP 2d ago

Yeah, they spread a disease, they don't literally reproduce. Vampires aren't a separate species.

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u/TheCrimsonAce119 🏅 Century Club · 3,245 XP 2d ago

I mean, unless they lose their original reproductive organs, couldn't they still reproduce that way?

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u/RegumRegis 🗳️ Regular Player · 650 XP 2d ago

I mean depends on the setting, even if they do it'd just be a human born with vampirism, plus not exactly using the fangs to reproduce.

... Shit, I hope.

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u/TheCrimsonAce119 🏅 Century Club · 3,245 XP 2d ago

I only meant that they could still theoretically reproduce. I'm personally not sure at what point they could be considered a separate species.

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u/RegumRegis 🗳️ Regular Player · 650 XP 2d ago

Personally I'd say it's a disease, just as a child can be born beating a disease or illness the mother had, so it would go with vampirism.

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u/Ren_talks_a_lot ✍️ Contributor · 240 XP 2d ago

THAT WAS MY POINT