Vamp-Werewolf--2nd in Command

Vamp-SnprUdntC-- Strat_Killa (level 10 Assassin) Vampyre

Cyprisss-- Cyprisss (level 15 Assassin) Vampyre

 

Please contact Vamp-Ladi to update, send your loggin name, your character names, level, and class.

Vamp-King (Leader)
Vamp-Ladi (Second, Webmaster)
Vamp-Hyper (VO-Council, Trainer)
Vamp-Spectros (VO-Council)
Vamp-Chobo (VO-Council, Trainer)
Vamp-SnprUdntC (Informant)
Vamp-Werewolf (Informant)
Vamp-Me-Plz (Mediator)
Vamp-Recall (High Vampyre Lord, Trainer)
Vamp-Hellfire (High Vampyre Lord)
Vamp-Krieg (Vampyre Lord)
Vamp-FoRm (Vampyre Lord)
Vamp-iress (Vampyre Lord)
Vamp-H2O (Vampyre)
Vamp-Magibeg (Vampyre)
Vamp-Ka-Tai (Vampyre)
Vamp-PyRo (Vampyre)
Vamp-Aura (Vampyre)
Vamp-Fang (Vampyre)
Vamp-Pixie (Vampyre)
Vamp-Imortal (Vampyre)
Vamp-Shockwave (Vampyre)
Vamp-Mage (Vampyre)
Vamp-Dark (Vampyre)
Vamp-Arkady (Vampyre)
Vamp-Sk8ter (Vampyre)
Vamp-EarlEnema (Vampyre)
Vamp-Kitty(V) (Vampyre)
Vamp-Le5tat (Vampyre)
Vamp-Ice (Vampyre)
Vamp-Blowfish (Vampyre)
Vamp-Jestre (Vampyre)
Vamp-Sol (the Damned)
Vamp-Runaway (the Damned)
Vamp-Fox (the Damned)
Vamp-Volcom (the Damned)
Vamp-Disembyer (the Damned)
Vamp-Liquidus (the Damned)
Vamp-Dragon (the Damned)
Vamp-Syberis (the Damned)
Vamp-|3|ood (the Damned)
Vamp-Zealot (the Damned)
Vamp-mIrc0tech (the Damned)
Vamp-Aces (the Damned)
Vamp-Jaguar (the Damned)
Vamp-Dan (the Damned)
Vamp-Kopper (the Damned)
Vamp-Guy (the Damned)
Vamp-Karrigan (the Damned)
Vamp-Hibious (the Damned)
Vamp-Spawn (the Damned)

Ranking upwards in the clan depends on how visible you are to other members. If you are an active player you will rank quickly. Remember that all rank must be approved by Council. If your name doesn't appear on the members screen correctly please contact me so I can update page.

the Damned - New recruits or Members without rank.

Vampyre - Proven loyalty to clan (using profile frequently, attending meetings, gaining an alliance, referring recruits, or helping other clan members in time of need).

*Vampyre Lord - Must be an active and loyal member, been with the clan a while.

*Trainers - Elite have been deemed fit and qualified to teach numerous tactics and techniques for play.

*Informant - Constantly searching and investigating new clans. The scout out potential enemies, or possible allies, on both sides of clan.

*Mediators - Clan peacemakers. Either within our clan or outside. Our Speaker.

*Vampyre Overlord - Lord over all other Vampires, aka Council (conducts meetings, responsible for informing higher ranks of new recruits and ranked members)

*Rank is obtained by invite only.

Clan Sexy Leaders Sivicus, and Scott
Clan EliteForce (EF) Leader EF-Nayro Have made Alliances
Clan We Got Skillz (WGS) co-leader WGS(L)Jarkas
Clan X-Ray Company Leader X_Firestorm_X (can be found in channel: X-Ray)
Clan Late Night Assassins (LNA) has offered help in training our newbies… if interested look for L[n]A-Kintaro

 

For hire: Grim_Mercinary/and the Mercinary clan.

Please show these members the same respect you would show other Vampyre members.

Siki Clan (Starx. leader)
Siki Clan have been known to backstab other clans, including Vamp-

Clan DN- Dark Nights
Known Cheat and BS Clan Known for map hacking in their games.

1 . No backstabbing
2 . No cheating (Includes fixed maps, or cheated open b.net characters)

3 . No clan hopping (please be loyal to the Vampyres)

4 . Only Vampire Overlords (council) can recruit

5 . Please have only one Vamp- name, if you wish to change your name let council know ASAP.

6 . Don't talk smack on other clan members or allies, show respect.

7 . Try to be pleasent to other players, and help newbies when you get a chance.

8. Do not tarnish the clans reputation, or act on behave of the clan unless otherwise told to do so.

Tip #1: To avoid getting scv's stuck in your supply Depots and preserve your space for the big stuff, build your Depots in a row, with a 1/2 space between the rows. Your SCV's will thank you.

Hallucination- Creates two carbon copies of unit selected... This unit maybe created from your or other armies. They may appear to attack... but no damage is calculated. To all others these units appear normal... and not the blue color that u see.*
Some reasons to use Hallucination:
Scouting (or send ur hallucinated troops into known mined territory to set the mines off)
Intimidation or scare the hell outa newbies

*Note that certain units cannot 'Pretend' to attack... such as Carrier (they Deploy units), scourage (they suicide out), Science Vessel (they do not have a melee weapon).
Some units that would work well hallucinated
maybe, Tanks, Reavers (woo, they'd be scared!), Dragoons, marines, queens, battlecruisers, etc.

Leader: King

Second Command Starcraft/Webmaster: Vamp-Ladi
Second Command Diablo: Vamp-WereWolf

Council:
Vamp-Hyper
Vamp-Chobo
Vamp-Spectros

CONGRATS:

Vamp-Chobo devastated Greazy Mex from SIKI clan (too bad he disconnected before Chob's final blow!)

Vamp-Ladi did drive by butt whoopin on Vamp-Hyper (once in a lifetime, honestly didn't count cause she jewbie rushed… LOL)

Thx to Vamp-SnprUdntC for our new alliances.

Next meeting … TO BE ANNOUCNED

Meeting 3/20/02:
" Opened Diablo side of clan, now accepting membership.
" Discussed new Alliances, and possible needs.
" Opened new ranks: Informant and Mediator
" Vamp-Enslaved has retired from council (starcraft) and would like to become council in Diablo side of clan.
" Ranks appointed

Meeting 3/10/02:
" King will be gone for three days.
" Re-vamping site to support Brood War, and eventually Diablo I, II, and expansion.
" Ranks appointed
" New Rules... Please see Rules Page

Vamp-Enslaved has turned his council position over to Vamp-Spectros, Vamp-Enslaved has been banned from clan for cheating.

We have opened new ranks with include Mediators and Informants (contact a council member to find out more about getting into these positions)

Welcome to our new recruits.

Here is some useful information about Diablo II, Lord of Destruction. To find out more information, please check out our link to diabloii.net (Ultimate Tomb of Diablo Knowledge)
Can I wear two Item Sets at the same time? Yes, a couple of the sets have no overlapping items, and can be equipped simultaneously. However there are bugs with it; the bonus for a full set will only be displayed for one set, and sometimes no sets, usually the one you've equipped first. We have mixed reports as to whether you actually get both bonuses, though this issue came up during the Closed Beta, since there were a couple of people who managed to get two entire sets together, and Blizzard North did a programming fix for it at the time that appeared to work.
What are Exceptional Items? Exceptional (abbreviated "Excep")items are higher quality versions of normal items that can ONLY be dropped by monsters (never bought from NPCs) and only on Nightmare and Hell difficulty. There is a 5% chance an item will be Excep on Nightmare and 10% chance on Hell. There are no set or unique Excep items, but there are Rares and socketed Excep items, and Rare Exceptionals make up the majority of higher level character equipment. There are no Excep rings or amulets, and several Excep items are not dropped in the game due to an error in the programming code. Whether this error is an accident or was put in on purpose by Bliz to keep these items from dropping is unknown.
One of the key changes to how items work in Diablo II is the addition of range to melee weapons. In Diablo every melee weapon had the same reach: exactly one space. The only variety was in damage, and swing speed. In Diablo II, every item has a different range, down to the pixel. Polearms and spears reach much farther than swords, and on down through mauls and clubs and short swords until you reach wands and daggers, which have the least reach of all melee weapons.
In addition, nearly every weapon has a different swing speed, with variety even within a given weapon class. Smaller, lighter swords will swing faster than larger, longer ones, lighter weapons like a club swing faster than heavier war hammer, and so on. This sort of logical swing rate is present in nearly every weapon class. This item swing speed has to be figured in with the swing speed of the character, and this speed varies widely between the characters, and also from item to item. Melee characters tend to swing faster than the weaker, mage characters, Amazons are faster with bows or crossbows than the other characters, etc.
How you go about striking a target is changed as well. In Diablo it was only necessary to swing in the direction of a monster to hit it. This was easy to do, since there were only eight directions you could be attacked from, with the graph paper-like ground tiles of game engine. You could highlight a monster or not, it really didn't matter with a melee weapon, as long as you swung in the proper direction. This no longer works in Diablo II.
You will need to actually point out/highlight the monster you wish to strike, and though you can hold the shift key to stand still and swing, there is a substantial penalty to accuracy if you don't aim for your particular monster. This is less of an issue with ranged attacks. Spells and arrows are more accurate if you hover on the intended target, but they don't always miss if you just shoot in the direction of a monster.
Another change to weapons is the new display of "Weapon Class" and "Attack Rate". Weapon class is just an organizational system, telling you whether an item is an axe or a polearm or a sword, for example. This is mainly of importance to Barbarians who wish to use a weapon appropriate to their Mastery, and to other characters with greater skill with a sword than a mace, or item-specific skills, like the Amazon with spears/javelins. Also, as was the case in Diablo, bladed weapons do less damage to the undead than blunt weapons, and there are some other weapon type bonuses and penalties to particular monsters. You can of course generally tell what weapon class an item is at a glance, since swords and axes and staves are clearly different items, but having the name avoids there being any confusion between a large axe and a small polearm, or a sword and a dagger, for example.
It was planned that items would have more variety. Weapons were going to fall into a given range for durability, determined upon generation of a particular item. Like a sabre would have been from 28-36 durability, a short sword from 30-38, etc, and each item of that type would have been in that range (barring lower quality or superior items). This was not implemented in the final game, so all sabres have 32 durability, all short swords have
Armour has undergone many changes as well, though not quite as many as weapons. The range of possible Armor Class on items is much increased, with lower lows and higher highs, and there are more types of amour now, with higher strength and dexterity requirements to equip the top plate mail, as well as the added issue of increased stamina drain when running in heavy amour. Gloves, boots, and belts have been introduced, which adds options, but also complexity. Another change is that in addition to Armor Class being variable as it was in Diablo, (for example, Full Plate Mail varied from 60-75AC) durability is as well. So a sash, an 8-slot type of belt, could have from 1-5 AC, and 40-52 durability. The numbers are approximate estimates based on our notes, but you get the idea.
New types of armor are boots, belts, and gloves. None of these will account for a very large percentage of your total Armour Class, but they all can add some modifiers, and other useful things, such as fast walk on boots or haste on gloves. There will be Rare, Unique, and Set Item types of all three, but they are limited in their magical modifiers, so that they'll add some minor bonuses, but won't be allowed to have the really useful prefixes or suffixes that you will find on weapons and helms and such.
Gems are a new type of item in Diablo II, usable in "socketable" weapons, shields, and helms. Read our Gems Page for full info. Socketable items are non-magical ones that gems can be inserted into, adding new properties from the gem to the item. All weapons in the game, from daggers to bows to staves, have the possibility of being socketed, and from one to three sockets have been seen on items. Generally speaking, when you add a gem to a weapon, (not a shield, those are next) it will add some form of damage to the weapon. Fire damage, poison damage, etc. There are five quality levels of gems, and as you upgrade your gem (gems can only be upgraded by gem shrines, and only before they are socketed.) the damage they add to the weapon will go up.
Shields are socketable also, but rather than adding various forms of elemental damage, gems in shields increase resistance to that type of attack. So diamonds would add to your lightning resistance, for example. It is not known what gems in a shield would do if the shield were used as a weapon. Most likely they would add nothing to the damage, since that's not how they work, but this is unconfirmed.
Helms are the other socketable item, and gems in helms tend to add to attributes, or hit points or other such things. Helms seem to be, based on our admittedly incomplete information, the least useful of the socketable items. You don't seem to gain as much from the gems as you could from many helm modifiers.
There are other types of gems than the basic elemental gems. Skull gems are known, which drain mana and hit points, and there are said to be other gems that we known nothing of yet, possibly even unique or rare gems, and also perhaps cursed gems. Again, check our Gems page full info on all known gems, and more will be added as it is discovered.
Uniques are much like they were in Diablo. Golden text names, pre-set stats, multiple modifiers, mixed quality. They will still be fun to collect, but probably most of them won't be of much use at higher levels. Which is only fair, they can't all be great items; lots are meant to be of use to low or mid-level characters.
Rares are a new sort of item, and are not what they were initially thought to be. Early comments from Blizzard focused on "ultra rare" items, and figures such as 1 per 100,000 games on Battle.net. This is not at all how Rare items will be in the final game. Rares are a sort of cross between Uniques and Magical items. They have multiple modifiers, as many or more than Uniques can have, but the modifiers are randomly determined. However they have names like uniques. "Loath Carapace" is the one known Rare name, and you can see full info on it in the Rares Section.
Item Sets are probably the most fun new sort of item in Diablo II. They are comprised of from three to six items, all with similar names and properties. The fun of them is trying to collect the whole set, since if you do, large secret bonuses will be bestowed upon your character. Nothing is known about what sort of bonuses, but Blizzard has promised that they will be very noticeable and powerful as well.
To add to the fun, Uniques and some Set Items will have unique graphics on your character, so they are potent items and a fun fashion show as well. Remember that your character will be seen in the Battle.net chat channels in their current outfit, so a very nice look will be appreciated by more than your playing partners, and showing off a new item set or unique will be fun, and make for good conversation.
The appearance of wearable items is customized to the character in both shape and hue, much as it was in Diablo. There is still a "one size fits all" aspect to equipment, which is a necessary addition, since having five different types of every armor in the game would be annoying and item variety overkill. The silver platemail that the Paladin wears will not look the same on the Amazon, since when she equips the same item, it will reshape itself to her curves, and transform into the golden tones that she favors. There are also many more in-game graphics for equipment, with far more than three armor appearances, and the chest armor no longer controlling how every other item looks. You can mix and match your character's appearance, with different types of helms and weapons and shields and other armor, and come up with a very attractive look, or go fully for function, and wear whatever you find that serves you the best.