Vampieroghi/Old
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Vampieroghi
The Vampieroghi is a Pasta Guardian which Pastamancers can call upon in combat under certain conditions. By using vampire glitter a Pastamancer can establish a connection with a Vampieroghi.
Once connected, the Pastamancer can then summon it in combat. It will damage your opponent and transfer the HP to you like a mosquito. It later restores MP as well as HP in increasing amounts.
Combat Messages
- When summoning it:
- You conjure a pierogi, and there is a hiss as it becomes inflated with <name>'s presence.
- Every round of combat:
- <name> sinks his fangs into your opponent, draining X points worth of blood. You feel a wave of resonant mystical energy pass from him to you.
 | You gain some hit points. |
- At level 5 or higher, every round of combat:
- <name> sinks his fangs into your opponent, draining X points worth of blood. You feel a wave of resonant mystical energy pass from him to you.
| You gain some hit points. |
 | You gain some Mana Points. |
- At level 10 during some rounds of combat:
- <name> sinks his fangs into your opponent, draining Y points worth of blood. You feel a tremendously powerful wave of resonant mystical energy pass from him to you.
| You gain some hit points. |
| You gain some Mana Points. |
Name
Vampierogi names are fairly simple, consisting merely of a man's first name. Some examples are "Ben", "Dave", "Hank", and "Jim".
Notes
- One of the Pasta Guardians. Guardian summons are limited to 10 per day, or 15 with the Bandolier of the Spaghetti Elemental.
- The damage and healing caused in each round are equal to each other. The amount ranges from 1.5(level+1) to 3(level+1).
- Beginning at level 5, the same quantity of MP is also restored every round.
- Beginning at level 10, its attack will occasionally do much greater damage and restore an equally larger amount of HP and MP. This amount ranges from 48-99?.
References
- The name of this guardian refers to the dish Pierogi, a type of boiled dumpling typical in Eastern Europe cuisine.
