Itinerant vampires, with no access to boat or silt strider systems, may well have more success finding their way there via the Dunmer citadel of Falasmaryon and heading northwest do not confuse Druscashti with the other nearby Dwemer citadel of Bthungthumz. Neither Khuul nor the Urshilaku realize the danger they are in. However, the Quarra have been making enough waves to be found by wiser factions. Raxle Berne, in particular, knows where a dangerous Quarra rival is.
So does a member of House Telvanni, Raven Omayn, who considers the "Blood of the Quarra Ancients" a thing worth capturing and studying. Only seven Quarra vampires, including Volrina herself, live within the citadel. Three more ancestral tombs are held by generic vampires of the bloodline. A fourth, named, independent Quarra — who has grown powerful enough to anger none other than Azura herself — lives within a tomb inside the Ghostfence. The Quarra have always been brave to the point of foolhardy, which may explain their low numbers.
The Aundae are perhaps the hardest to track down. Having left or been driven off the mainland entirely, unlike the other two clans, they do not have a Dwemer citadel at their disposal, nor the luxurious castle mentioned in "Surfeit of Thieves". Their lair of Ashmelech is a tomb on a small island in the Sheogorad region. The only nearby usable landmarks are two heavily populated old Dunmer strongholds, both over the sea from the Aundae island: Valenvaryon on the mainland to the west, populated by heavily armed Orcs; and Rotheran on Sheogorad's largest island to the east, with a large outlaw population.
Nine named Aundae vampires live within the cave. There are no other independent, named vampires of the Aundae bloodline. Generic ones are confined to three ancestral tombs. It is difficult to even get infected by the Aundae at all — the other clans both hold at least one or two tombs that are considerably closer to civilized towns that a casual adventurer might stumble across, whereas the three tombs held by the Aundae are all a good way away from civilization.
First of all: it also works with timed Skill and Attribute fortifications, as long as they are active if you wake up and they are gone if you get healed. If a character has a constant-effect fortification for a vampire skill when they become a vampire, that skill will receive an extra permanent bonus fortification beyond the vampire bonus and the original enchantment.
The extra fortification will not appear in the list of active effects, but the skill will be highlighted on the character screen even when no other fortification is present.
The bonus can be several times the original enchantment. If the character is cured of vampirism and has the same item equipped, the skill will be damaged. If, however, the item is not equipped when the character is cured, part of the bonus fortification will remain permanently.
If you plan to become a vampire, you can stockpile items with constant-effect skill fortifications to your clan's skills. Ideally, you can make variable-strength constant-effect items with a Fortify Skill spell and Enchant skill or the services of an enchanter and a good bit of gold. For example: A character with a 25 Unarmored skill enchants an Exquisite Ring with a constant Fortify Unarmored effect and then equips it repeatedly to get a point fortification to Unarmored.
When that character becomes a vampire, their Unarmored skill can easily be more than Likewise, Enchant is useful because there are no vampire enchanting services, although Qorwynn , the Master Trainer of Enchantment, offers such services to vampires if you can talk to him. Speechcraft and Personality are also vital in order to live a more civilized life as a vampire. A high personality will allow you to bypass many of the attempts to shun you, and training your Speechcraft will aid you in raising the low dispositions that accompany vampirism.
Being a vampire means that acquiring new spells, either by buying them or creating new ones yourself, is impossible. Make sure you have all the spells you need before becoming a vampire. There are three clans, or bloodlines, of vampires that you can be in the game: the Shadows of the Berne , the Mages of the Aundae , or the Warriors of the Quarra.
You take your bloodline from the siring vampire that infected you, yet that does not make you a member of a clan automatically. Though most vampires belong to one of the three bloodlines, there are five vampires that operate independently of the clans, and there are clan-less, generic vampires of no bloodline.
Just because you're of their bloodline, don't expect a warm welcome. The members have low disposition towards you, though aren't hostile. Their leaders see you as an abomination, a freak mistake at best, and therefore expendable. You'll have to earn their trust and access to the clan's services by doing tasks of various kind. Each clan has two quests which are offered only to its members plus a generic third quest, "kill a dozen vampires of the rival clans".
There are also eight general quests open to members of any bloodline. Thus, you are limited to ten of the possible fourteen vampire quests in the game. Finding the clans and actually making your way to them for the first time, of course, can be one of the more difficult tasks in the game - especially without many means of fast travel, and even more so since there are few if any hints as to where these might be found the only realistic one is that a Temple quest sends you to kill Raxle Berne in Galom Daeus.
Two books "Trap" and "Surfeit of Thieves" respectively hint at the existence of the Berne and Aundae vampire clans, but not their location and neither clan is in a location remotely resembling the book description , while no lore book hints at the existence of the Quarra clan at all.
While you can use Almsivi and Divine Intervention to get to Dunmer temples or major Imperial cult shrines, this is highly limited in scope, especially since few of these are anywhere near the vampire clan hideouts - in fact these tactics are more useful for getting somewhere else from the vampire lairs.
Even travel via the Propylon Chamber network is dependent on actually having the right propylon indices, or the master one from the plug-in and without the plug-in to hint at their locations, actually finding the indices is itself difficult at best - and even with the plug-in, it is best to have found all ten indices and completed the quest. Don't have an account? Sign up for free! Where can I find a vampire? Where are they. User Info: gamaboybooyaka. Accepted Answer. Ashmelech is north, on an island.
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