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Vampire: The Masquerade has an interesting take on the relationship between vampires and their repeat sources of blood.

Basically, a vampire can feed their blood to a human to make them a "ghoul." For all intents and purposes just a human in their prime. Roll back the clock a bit, enhance their strength, that sort of thing. But if a vampire feeds the same ghoul three times, they basically form a sort of link, the ghoul gaining an obsessive level of devotion to their Vampire in a half-drug, half-cult sort of way.

In the game, you can find a woman, Heather Poe, bleeding out in the Hospital level. If you save her by feeding her some blood, she tracks you down. You can either do the right thing and convince her to forget she saw you, or feed her again to make her a live-in source of blood and money.

I know Robin was originally the Red X, but wasn't there like some, impostor or clone or other weird comic bs that happened later and made them two separate people?

Either way it's a crackship but I like it.

BombsAhoy responds:

Robins Red X suit was stolen by some no name thief and the thief was never identified. A lot of ppl seem to want him to be Jason Todd but in the context of the show, Red X is just meant to be a ghost of Robins past coming back to bite him in the ass. The suit could be empty for all anyone should care (imho)

I'll never understand how a game called Skullgirls wound up having two of the greatest dilfs in fiction.

Neat.

Amazing work!

Vanripper really went and used a limited pallet on account of being colorblind and still popped off with some of the greatest character designs of the decade.

(Great art by the way. Red one's my favorite.)

MrShadowManSir responds:

Constraints really do breed creativity. (And thanks for the compliment!)

"...Okay that's more like rolling for Dex but uh, we'll call that a 15!"

Damn this goes hard.

Honestly the most frustrating thing about Bane is how often he's portrayed as just a muscle-bound dumbass. That debut comic of his where he folded Batman in half was because he kick-started a crimewave he knew he'd try and stop. By the time they finally fought the bat was exhausted.

KeenKaiju responds:

Yeah, I really don't like how gets treated like a jobber most of the time when hes one of Bruce's more cunning villians.

Accurate shirt.

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