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Fallen Bloodlines

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The Fallen Bloodlines are the three types of vampires that known to man, and most likely the only ones. each bloodline have it's features and named after it's founder- every founder is one of the three angels who fell from heaven for rebelling against God. After falling for heaven, they where find by the people of early middle east and early mesopotamia, and in some cases where worshiped as gods (like in kna'anian mythology) and in some cases, as deamons (like in Judaism). The Bloodlines, similar to subspecies, are: * Ba'al * Belial * Moloch Other offshoots (individuals) are:

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The Fallen Bloodlines are the three types of vampires that known to man, and most likely the only ones. each bloodline have it's features and named after it's founder- every founder is one of the three angels who fell from heaven for rebelling against God. After falling for heaven, they where find by the people of early middle east and early mesopotamia, and in some cases where worshiped as gods (like in kna'anian mythology) and in some cases, as deamons (like in Judaism). The Bloodlines, similar to subspecies, are: * Ba'al * Belial * Moloch Other offshoots (individuals) are: * Chiang-shih * Chupacabra * Lilith * Manananggal * Rakshasa Vampires can also bring back Ghouls such as the Sidhe. Zombies and Lycanthropes are not of the Fallen Bloodlines. A notable difference is that the powers of the Fallen rise and fall each month, with the peak being named an "eclipse".