Feeding and Blood Levels: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 02:44, 1 March 2026

In the first age group, players start with 5.000 liters of blood and lose 0.500 liters nightly, giving about 10 days before death without feeding.

How to feed

Move within 1.5 m of the target.
Click the main HUD button and choose your attack.
Hold the first 5 seconds to start healing, then you can back off to 5 m and keep feeding.
After those first 5 seconds, feeding works from any angle.

Checking status

Scanning a dead human shows “Sanguinolus Nullis” (killed by X).
A never-fed human scans as “new fleshy human full of blood.”

Blood status labels

Novus Sanguis (New Blooded): Never fed on; full 5.0 liters.

Sanguis Nullus (No Blood): Completely drained; effectively dead.

Sanguis Plenus (Full of Blood): At least 4.0 liters remaining.

Sanguis Medius (Moderate Blood): Between 2.0 and 4.0 liters left.

Sanguis Exiguus (Little Blood): Less than 2.0 liters left—handle carefully.

Status Ignotus (Unknown Status): Shouldn’t appear; indicates something unusual.

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-In the first age group, all players can initially hold 5.000 liters of blood. Each day at midnight, they lose 0.500 liters. A player can survive for 10 days without feeding. If you start with 5.000 liters of blood on Monday, you will be dead on Thursday of the following week. Feeding replenishes your health/blood by initiating an attack. To feed, approach an avatar and be within 1.5 meters, click the main HUD button, and choose your attack. After an initial 5-second attack, you'll observe your health increasing. Once this occurs, you can move back up to 5.0 meters and continue feeding. You can feed from any direction once the initial 5 seconds have elapsed.\n\nAdditionally, you can scan another avatar to check their health. If you scan a deceased avatar, it will display \"[their name] is a Sanguinolus Nullis. They were killed by [Name of the person that killed them].\" \"Sanguinolus Nullis\" translates to \"without blood\" in Latin. If the player has never been fed from, it will indicate \"[their name] is a new fleshy human full of blood.\"\n\nThe human scan feature includes the following status labels to indicate the amount of blood each human has:\n\n; '''Novus Sanguis (New Blooded)''': \n: This means the human has never been fed on and is totally full of blood - all 5.0 liters of it!\n\n; '''Sanguis Nullus (No Blood)''': \n: If you see this, the human has been completely drained and is basically a goner.\n\n; '''Sanguis Plenus (Full of Blood)''': \n: The human has at least 4.0 liters of blood, so they're pretty much full to the brim.\n\n; '''Sanguis Medius (Moderate Blood)''': \n: This label means the human has between 2.0 and 4.0 liters of blood left, so they're halfway there.\n\n; '''Sanguis Exiguus (Little Blood)''': \n: If a human has this label, they've got less than 2.0 liters of blood left - better be careful with them!\n\n; '''Status Ignotus (Unknown Status)''': \n: You shouldn't see this one pop up, but if you do, it means something weird is going on with the human's blood level.\n*** End Patch
+In the first age group, players start with 5.000 liters of blood and lose 0.500 liters nightly, giving about 10 days before death without feeding.
+'''How to feed'''
+* Move within 1.5 m of the target.
+* Click the main HUD button and choose your attack.
+* Hold the first 5 seconds to start healing, then you can back off to 5 m and keep feeding.
+* After those first 5 seconds, feeding works from any angle.
+'''Checking status'''
+* Scanning a dead human shows “Sanguinolus Nullis” (killed by X).
+* A never-fed human scans as “new fleshy human full of blood.”
+'''Blood status labels'''
+; '''Novus Sanguis (New Blooded)'''
+: Never fed on; full 5.0 liters.
+; '''Sanguis Nullus (No Blood)'''
+: Completely drained; effectively dead.
+; '''Sanguis Plenus (Full of Blood)'''
+: At least 4.0 liters remaining.
+; '''Sanguis Medius (Moderate Blood)'''
+: Between 2.0 and 4.0 liters left.
+; '''Sanguis Exiguus (Little Blood)'''
+: Less than 2.0 liters left—handle carefully.
+; '''Status Ignotus (Unknown Status)'''
+: Shouldn’t appear; indicates something unusual.