Traits (16)

Discover the powerful traits of Vampires in Dungeon Keeper, including their immortality, unique abilities, and how to generate them infinitely for your dungeon.

Traits:

• Immune to poisonous gas
• Fly ability (from level 2 onwards)
• Immortal from level 3 onwards. If killed, returns to its lair and experience drops one level.
• Top-notch scavenger
• Great trainer/researcher
• Cannot manufacture
• Can be generated infinitely

Vampire Details:

Vampires are the strongest undead creatures in Dungeon Keeper. When a Vampire reaches level 3, it becomes immortal. This means a level 10 Vampire is effectively also a level 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, and 3 Vampire. However, this immortality ability vanishes if its level drops below the required points. If the 'flee' option is active, a level 4+ Vampire will teleport to its lair when its energy is low, making them nearly impossible to kill.

Vampires train quickly for the first few levels. After level 3, they require significantly more experience to level up compared to other creatures, possibly a side effect of their immortality. Avoid placing Vampires in the Temple, as it annoys them. Slapping or torturing them is also not recommended. Vampires can become annoyed if held in your hand for extended periods. They also have a strong hatred for Warlocks; if they share rooms, it's advisable to kill the Warlock to obtain another Vampire.

Generating Vampires:

To create a Vampire, first build a Graveyard. You will need approximately 8-10 dead bodies, which your Imps must drag to the Graveyard. Once these bodies decompose, a Vampire will emerge from the graves. A method for infinite Vampire generation involves sacrificing your Imps to create carcasses. Collect 10 carcasses this way, then repeat the process. This method, while tedious, allows for an unlimited supply of Vampires.