>Age
old, I was created somewhere around the middle ages by a vampire, I can't remember most of my human life, but I know I was jewish and grew up in a jewish enclave, my father was a rabbi, apparently, he tried to kill me when I became a vampire, he was delicious.
>Appearance
A fit and handsome young man who dresses, acts, and talks like a stereotypical 80's yuppie, has an odd fascination with precious metals and gems, such as gold and diamonds (but with a severe hatred of silver), or with historically hot commodities such as oil and chocolate (with a severe hatred of garlic).
>Triggering conditions
The desperately poor are my prey, but only if they make a deal with me of their own will, this is done by marking a contract with their own blood, I will mark it with my own at the same time.
>Goal
I am a vampire that embodies the corrupting force of greed, transforming the desperate into my servants.
>Telltale
I make the desperate wealthy, they also become my immortal servants, but in return they must offer up flesh and blood, not their own, but those of others around them, I provide them with a detail of which traits are most in demand, if my servant fails to pay their debts with others, they will pay the toll by being liquidated themselves.
My favorite foods are the young and innocent, babies are the best, and prefer even more when my servants offer up their loved ones and their own flesh and blood, one woman was a crackhead whore who had a bunch of kids, she gave me her baby daughter to stop her crying, had it been an aryan gentile, it would have been best meal I ever had, she was in debt, but she's now the power behind the gangs of chicago, gangs, plural.
I also prefer aryans and gentiles to any other sort.
>Powers
I have all the typical powers of a vampire, at the cost of the accompanying weaknesses, it's worth noting that I am a master vampire lord, with the greatest power at the cost of being the most susceptible weaknesses.
I can change people without biting them, a simple contracPost too long. Click here to view the full text.