hey need every single scrap of info on these two vampires that I've got hanging around that I can get my hands on likes and dislikes included. the races i just mentioned in the topic title are what they said they are and now I REALLLY need info before i keep talking to them cause uh... they're here! like right now! a little help here? by the way they're unbounds.

does nobody have an answer? I'm asking for info. any and all of it!

STRIGOI MORT from Romania:
they bring love, guidance, protection, and magick. they bring forth what you truly need and desire. they bring healing on a soul level- past life dramas, they bring closure to grief and sorrow and help you to find understanding. they help you to truly love yourself. they are deeply loyal. they make contact in this realm and in the dream realm.

and the following is some interesting reading from The Vampire Book: The Encyclopedia of the Undead:
The Vampire in Romania:
The Romanian vampire, in spite of the distinct ethnic origin of the Romanians, is a variation of the Slavic vampire. However, like the vampire in each of the other Slavic regions, the vampire in Romania has acquired some distinguishing elements. That distinctiveness begins with the major terms to label vampires, as found by Harry Senn in his field work in the 1970's. Strigoi, (female strigoaica) is closely related to the Romanian word striga (a witch), which in turn was derived from the Latin strix, the word for a screech owl that was extended to refer to a demon that attacked children at night. A second term, moroi, (female, moroaica), also spelled murony, in older sources seems to be the common term in Wallachia, as strigoi is in Transylvania. The Romanians also distinguish between the strigoi vii (plural, strigoi), or live vampire, and the strigoi mort (plural, strigoi morti), or dead vampire. The strigoi vii are witches who are destined to become vampires after death and who can send out their souls and/or bodies at night to cavort with the strigoi mort. ... The live vampires tend to merge in thought with the striga (witches), who have the power to send their spirits and bodies at night to meet with other witches. The dead vampires are, of course, the reanimated bodies of the dead who return to life to disturb and suck the blood of their family, livestock, and if unchecked, their neighbors. The strigoi mort was a variation of the Slavic vampire, although the Romanians were not Slavs and used a Latin word to designate their vampire. The strigoi was discovered by an unusual occurrence either at their birth or death, and a living strigoi was a person who was born with either a caul or a little tail. A strigoi vii may become a strigoi mort, as well as other people who died irregularly by suicide or an accident.

http://books.google.com/books?id=rZ9cls ... rt&f=false

thanks for the information on Strigoi. the vampires have left now. I don't think that they're coming back. but again thank you for answering part of my question. now I would like the part about the spirit keeping info on them if that's ok? :feedback:

I would say go for it, the strigoi at least. Me and my vampire (he's romanian and so am I haha) are a match and I felt that from the first minute I saw his listing. They are a true blessing to have around you.

AmnesiaReminisced wrote:STRIGOI MORT from Romania:
they bring love, guidance, protection, and magick. they bring forth what you truly need and desire. they bring healing on a soul level- past life dramas, they bring closure to grief and sorrow and help you to find understanding. they help you to truly love yourself. they are deeply loyal. they make contact in this realm and in the dream realm.

and the following is some interesting reading from The Vampire Book: The Encyclopedia of the Undead:
The Vampire in Romania:
The Romanian vampire, in spite of the distinct ethnic origin of the Romanians, is a variation of the Slavic vampire. However, like the vampire in each of the other Slavic regions, the vampire in Romania has acquired some distinguishing elements. That distinctiveness begins with the major terms to label vampires, as found by Harry Senn in his field work in the 1970's. Strigoi, (female strigoaica) is closely related to the Romanian word striga (a witch), which in turn was derived from the Latin strix, the word for a screech owl that was extended to refer to a demon that attacked children at night. A second term, moroi, (female, moroaica), also spelled murony, in older sources seems to be the common term in Wallachia, as strigoi is in Transylvania. The Romanians also distinguish between the strigoi vii (plural, strigoi), or live vampire, and the strigoi mort (plural, strigoi morti), or dead vampire. The strigoi vii are witches who are destined to become vampires after death and who can send out their souls and/or bodies at night to cavort with the strigoi mort. ... The live vampires tend to merge in thought with the striga (witches), who have the power to send their spirits and bodies at night to meet with other witches. The dead vampires are, of course, the reanimated bodies of the dead who return to life to disturb and suck the blood of their family, livestock, and if unchecked, their neighbors. The strigoi mort was a variation of the Slavic vampire, although the Romanians were not Slavs and used a Latin word to designate their vampire. The strigoi was discovered by an unusual occurrence either at their birth or death, and a living strigoi was a person who was born with either a caul or a little tail. A strigoi vii may become a strigoi mort, as well as other people who died irregularly by suicide or an accident.

http://books.google.com/books?id=rZ9cls ... rt&f=false

Good info here, reads like a history book....got my interest. Thank you for the reference. I have 2 Romanian vampires....and I think one more unbound also from Romania.
thanks, many blessings,
M.

In fact what is the big difference between a Strigoi or a Moroi?
On wikipedia:

"The belief is that when a child dies before being baptized, it becomes moroi also means a vampire of noble blood, that is to say, as the child of vampire parents." Moroi is also the common enemy of strigoi in Romanian myths Moroi is a deadly vampire while Strigoi is an immortal vampire.It was considered that it was considered a creator, but it became a stranger. creature of the devil who haunts humans by their life force.
Moroi have canines, but they do not feel the same for blood like strigoi. The moroi are recognizable by their eyes with an unreal clarity, their suppleness and their size"