Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep within a dark forest, there lived a peculiar witch named Amara. Amara was not like any other witch; she possessed an extraordinary ability to switch bodies with anyone she desired. This powerful gift gave her control over the lives of the villagers, as she could manipulate their actions and influence their decisions. Amara was cunning and used her powers for personal gain. She would often switch with the wealthiest villagers, living a life of luxury and indulgence for a short period before switching back. The unsuspecting villagers were left perplexed and confused, unaware of the witch's mischievous deeds.
Curse of the Vampire also features unlockable Lesser Powers obtained by drinking Vampire Blood. These powers are unlocked by consuming Potent Blood from Slain Vampires (10% chance of dropping) the Following Abilities have no magicka cost which benefits Melee oriented builds but each has a 20 second cooldown between uses, each ability only lasts for a short duration but can prove most effective when used correctly, each ability can be used in both Normal and Vampire Lord forms.
No Vampire Stage System in COTV Healing is merely a tool to heal in the absence of traditional healing abilities, the absence of stages makes COTV one of if not the single most compatible Vampire mod when it comes to Survival Mods such as Sunhelm, no longer would you have two hunger systems on your Vampire. Also if you enjoy Curse of the Vampire then do try STRIGOI Which adds 110 new Vampire enemies to the game And is 100 compatible with enemy mods such as Better Vampire NPCs who are partially customizable through the MCM and have abilities based upon the mechanics of Curse of the Vampire.
The unsuspecting villagers were left perplexed and confused, unaware of the witch's mischievous deeds. Over time, whispers of Amara's powers spread through the village, and an air of fear and suspicion filled the once peaceful community. The villagers desperately sought a solution to rid themselves of this wicked witch and restore harmony to their lives.
Curse of the Vampire V7 Release
I have finally come around to updating Curse of the Vampire to version 7, this new update adds a few new MCM options such as being able to toggle between Normal and Lord Harkon's Vampire Lord armor, Human form Feeding Damage as well as some fixes to various records.
If you are unfamiliar with Curse of the Vampire here is a little bit about it to get you up to speed with a few of the features, there is however many more features to read about on the mod page.
- No Vampire Stage System in COTV Healing is merely a tool to heal in the absence of traditional healing abilities, the absence of stages makes COTV one of if not the single most compatible Vampire mod when it comes to Survival Mods such as Sunhelm, no longer would you have two hunger systems on your Vampire.
- Constant Sunlight Damage with appropriate smoldering FX effect, also when it is raining heavily, foggy or snowing the Sun will bring no harm to you, this also applies to NPC Vampires.
- Trespassing when breaking and entering you will lose stamina every second and become disoriented, this can be Toggled On/Off in the MCM
- Aedric Shrines They will blind you as you get closer to them and you will be unable to receive their blessings, Toggle On/Off with the MCM, here is an example Far from the Shrine and Next to the Shrine
- No Health Regeneration As mentioned above you feed to heal yourself also Toggle On/Off via MCM
- Food and Healing Magic has no effect on you Toggle On/Off in the MCM MCM
- 25% OR 50% Resistance/Weakness to Frost/Fire Toggle between them in the MCM
Curse of the Vampire also features unlockable Lesser Powers obtained by drinking Vampire Blood. These powers are unlocked by consuming Potent Blood from Slain Vampires (10% chance of dropping) the Following Abilities have no magicka cost which benefits Melee oriented builds but each has a 20 second cooldown between uses, each ability only lasts for a short duration but can prove most effective when used correctly, each ability can be used in both Normal and Vampire Lord forms.
- Vampire Bat Form - Transform into a swarm of Bats and teleport forward (Unlocked by default)
- Immeasurable Strength - Increase unarmed damage, melee weapon damage, bash damage and carryweight
- Unnatural Celerity - Increase your movement speed drastically
- Devouring Swarm - Surround yourself in a swarm of Vampire Bats that siphon health from enemies
- Enhanced Perception - Focus your enhanced senses to perceive the world at 1/2 normal speed for 5 seconds.
- Vampire Mist Form - Transforms yourself into a mist rendering you invulnerable
Also if you enjoy Curse of the Vampire then do try STRIGOI Which adds 110 new Vampire enemies to the game (And is 100% compatible with enemy mods such as Better Vampire NPCs) who are partially customizable through the MCM and have abilities based upon the mechanics of Curse of the Vampire.
- Changed the timer on the sunlight penalty so now you take damage between 7:00am and 7:00pm as it is still somewhat dark before 7:00am
One particularly brave villager named Ethan decided to confront Amara and put an end to her reign of terror. He ventured into the depths of the dark forest, armed with a plan to trick the witch and break the spell that bound her. Ethan approached Amara's cottage cautiously, his heart pounding with both fear and determination. As he entered, he found himself face to face with the witch, who wore an insidious grin on her face. Without hesitation, Ethan presented Amara with an offer – a potion that promised to enhance her powers even further. Intrigued, the witch agreed, oblivious to Ethan's true intentions. Unbeknownst to Amara, the potion was a carefully concocted trap. As she eagerly consumed it, she felt a sudden surge of energy coursing through her body. However, the power was short-lived, and she soon found herself trapped within Ethan's own body. Confined to Ethan's form, Amara experienced a life vastly different from her villainous ways. She could no longer manipulate others, and she felt the weight of the harm she had caused. Regret filled her every thought. As time passed, Amara grew to understand the consequences of her actions and the pain she had inflicted on the villagers. Determined to make amends, she took it upon herself to use her powers for good. She would switch with those in need, experiencing their struggles and finding ways to assist them. Through her newfound empathy and understanding, Amara became a force of positive change within the village. The once fearful villagers slowly began to trust her, recognizing her genuine desire to make up for her past wrongs. The witch that had once switched bodies for selfish gain now dedicated her life to helping others. Amara's actions taught the villagers the importance of forgiveness and the ability to transform oneself for the better. The tale of the witch that switched had evolved into a story of redemption and the power of empathy. Amara's transformation reminded the villagers that everyone is capable of change, no matter how wicked they may seem..
Reviews for "The Witch that Switched: Unveiling the True Self"
1. John - 2/5 - I was really excited to read "The witch that switched," but I was left disappointed. The storyline was confusing and lacked coherence, making it difficult to follow. The characters were underdeveloped and lacked depth, and I couldn't connect with any of them. Additionally, the writing style felt inconsistent, with sudden shifts in tone and pacing. Overall, this book didn't live up to my expectations.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - "The witch that switched" was a complete letdown. The plot was predictable, and nothing surprised me throughout the entire book. The dialogue between characters felt forced and unnatural, making it difficult for me to engage with the story. The world-building was lacking, and I couldn't fully immerse myself in the magical setting. Overall, I found this book to be unoriginal and unenjoyable.
3. Mark - 2/5 - I had high hopes for "The witch that switched," but unfortunately, it fell flat. The pacing was incredibly slow, and it took too long for anything interesting to happen. I found myself losing interest and struggling to remain engaged with the story. The writing style was also long-winded and overly descriptive, which made the book feel tedious to read. While the concept had potential, the execution was lacking, making this book a disappointment for me.
4. Emily - 2/5 - As a fan of fantasy books, "The witch that switched" didn't meet my expectations. The characters felt one-dimensional and lacked complexity, making it hard for me to care about their fate. The plot felt disjointed and lacked a clear direction, leaving me confused at times. The book also had numerous grammatical and spelling errors, which further diminished my enjoyment. Overall, I wasn't impressed with this book and wouldn't recommend it to fellow fantasy lovers.