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Universal vampire

Under the umbrella term of vampires, many different creatures are put together. The character, purpose, and manner of the vampire manifestations depend, like its designation, upon environment and the plane of culture.

The notion of vampirism has existed for millennia; cultures such as the Mesopotamians, Hebrews, Ancient Greeks, and Romans had tales of demons and spirits which are considered precursors to modern vampires.

Known under a myriad of names and appelations in the thousands of languages used by our species, vampires are generally known as spirits which leave the tomb, generally in the night, to torment the living and suck their blood.  You will find an exhaustive list in Monstropedia, the largest encyclopedia about monsters.

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1 Vampires from folklore 2755
2 Slavic beliefs 1006
3 Greek vampires 5545
4 Bulgarian vampires 5717
5 Polish vampires 6434
6 Slovakian vampires 2463
7 Macedonian vampires 1904
8 Albanian vampires 2512
9 Roma vampires 1878
10 Romanian vampires 8398

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