#Skyrim becoming a vampire lord code#

However, Serana and her father are pretty different people (and we never normally see Valerica in combat, I don't think) so in-universe it can be explained as her having a distaste for the form, although either way it's never explicitly stated. Players can now become Vampire Lords, opening up the Vampire Lord Perks tree, and. And once the Dawnguard questline is over, you can return to being a Vampire Lord anytime you want by having Serana turn you. You can cure yourself by doing the quest 'Rising At Dawn' in Morthal (the same way as curing regular vampirism). Harkon and Serana and Valerica are all pure-blooded directly-bestowed-by-Bal vampires, and as far as can be determined, have the same powers. New to Skyrim by way of the Dawnguard DLC, Vampire Lords are a special form that only Vampires can transform into. And once you become a Vampire Lord, you can no longer do any of the Dawnguard's quests. (And tbqh we don't know Harkon *wasn't* also raped by Bal, he implies that possibly his method of transforming the player character might be. I believe you can only do.11 answers 6 votes: Talk to Falion, the redguard mage in Morthal, and hell set you on the quest to cure yourself.

She was turned directly by Bal, same as Harkon, just she offered a different payment, so to speak. You can join the companions if you havent already and join the Circle which will turn you into a werewolf thus curing your vampirism.

#Skyrim becoming a vampire lord code#

I think it's more of a gameplay thing (balance and/or people might be sad that she gets ugly sometimes and/or it might be too faffy to code her to transform only in certain fights so you'd end up with her transforming for every dang skeever that comes your way.) that Serana can't. The fact that the Vampire Lord form never gets mentioned about Valerica and Serana, and that Serana never transforms even when it would be kinda needed to have a powerup, like when fighting friggin' Harkon in his Vampire Lord form just gave me the thought that lorewise maybe it's only vampires like Harkon's gimmick to have that limitlessly underwhelming transformation since he didn't got banged to undead-demigodness by the Lord of Domination but instead he earned his power by making a LOOOOOOOT of sacrifices. It seems like a gameplay mechanic that you can transform in both cases.ДЇor example if you get your vampirism cured after Harkon's death by something mandatory, like becoming a werewolf in the Companion questline there would be no way to get the Vampire Lord ability back again.ДЇrom the two transforming powers the Vampire Lord seems to be made with 'being forgiving' in mind since you can get Vampire Lord state as many times as you want, and get in and out of the form whenever you want, while Beast Form is limited to once per day, and the only way to revert is waiting until it expires.