In the world of V Rising, you need to survive and thrive by drinking on the blood of the living. And assuming that you have already laid your hands on the game, you must have noticed how your stats change all of a sudden, every time you drink blood from a different creature. Well, this is because V Rising has different blood types, each having its own effects and quality. And since you have joined the world too, you will have to depend on these different blood types on many occasions depending on the situation demands.
The blood type may differ from character to character, or if you drink the blood of an animal from the Farbane Woods, you will gradually obtain its unique abilities. Each blood type boosts different stats of the character which indeed benefits them in various ways. In this V Rising: Types of Blood and Blood Quality guide, we will talk about all the blood types and their qualities in detail. So, to know more about it, make sure you read it till the end.
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V Rising: Types of Blood | All Blood Quality Guide
To begin with, V Rising brings 7 different blood types, each having its own unique quality. These blood qualities will eventually come in handy as they increase your effectiveness in various battles. Here is a detailed guide on all the blood types and blood quality in Vardoran you will ever need to know.
Brute Blood
You will need the Brute blood type every time you were to go on a fight if it measures fighting against higher rank enemies. This one can be found quite easily in most humans typically soldiers and bandits. And as you will find them in every corner of Vardoran, it won’t be hard for you to look for them. The Brute blood type basically enhances your health and damage making you perfectly ready for any type of combat.
The various effects of this blood type in the different stages are as follows:
- Tier 1: 7.5% – 12.5% primary attack Life Leech
- Tier 2: 7.5% – 15% increased primary attack speed and gain 1 gear level
- Tier 3: Health recovery increased by 20% – 35%. 4% self-healing for your victim’s health every time you strike a killing blow.
- Tier 4: 6% chance per relative health recovered to boost movement speed by 20%. Also, boosts primary attack damage by 25%.
- Tier 5: All of the above-mentioned effects boost by 30%.
Rogue Blood
Rogue is a similar blood type to Brute that can be found in humans again. This blood type incredibly enhances your combat skills. It makes you faster in combat and also increases your critical hit chance. The effects of the Rogue blood type are listed below:
- Tier 1: 10% – 20% critical strike chance on weapons attack.
- Tier 2: 8% – 15% increased movement speed.
- Tier 3: 12% – 25% reduced cooldown on travel skill. And a 100% chance of a critical strike on the next physical attack after using travel skills.
- Tier 4: 50% critical strike chance to expose victim’s armor, increasing damage taken from all sources by 15% for 4 seconds.
- Tier 5: Boosts all the above effects directly by 30%.
Creature Blood
This will be the common blood type you will collect at the early start of the game. The creature’s blood type could be found in the animals in the world of Vardoran. As for the blood type, it helps you to survive and explore the map of Vardoran. Here are the various effects your get in the different stages of the Creature blood type:
- Tier 1: 3% – 15% movement speed.
- Tier 2: 10% – 25% increased sun resistance.
- Tier 3: 10% – 20% damage reduction.
- Tier 4: 150% increased health regeneration.
- Tier 5: Boosts all the above effects by 30%.
Scholar Blood
Being a vampire, if you prefer magical attacks more than attacking with weapons, the Scholar blood type is definitely the perfect type for you. It basically emphasizes your magical abilities. The Scholar blood type incredibly increases your magic damage and reduces spell cooldowns further enhancing your vampire abilities.
This blood type can be found in priests and other enemies who wield magical powers. A few places to look into are the Dunley Farmlands and Silverlight Hills. You should mostly explore the northern part of the map to keep finding prey with magical abilities.
The effects of the Scholar blood type in its different stages are as follows:
- Tier 1: 12% – 25% increased spell power.
- Tier 2: 9% – 15% cooldown on spells.
- Tier 3: 5% – 10% spell life leech.
- Tier 4: 20% chance to reset spell cooldown on the cast.
- Tier 5: Boosts all of the above effects by 30%.
Warrior Blood
Next, we have the Warrior blood type that basically deals in damage. First of all, it lets you deal massive damage with your weapons on your enemies. Moreover, it also reduces damage from enemy weapons and further reduces cooldowns on your weapon skills allowing you to deal greater damage. Once again, this blood type is quite common in humans like bandits, guards, etc. Besides, its effects at the different stages are as follows:
- Tier 1: 10% – 20% increased physical power.
- Tier 2: 8% – 15% reduced cooldown on weapon skills.
- Tier 3: 7.5% – 15% reduced damage taken, and 25% increased damage while striking the enemies at full health.
- Tier 4: 15% chance to parry any attack while reducing the damage taken by almost 50%. Moreover, parrying an attack also increases your damage by 25% allowing you to deal more destruction to the enemies.
- Tier 5: Boosts all the above effects by 30%.
Worker Blood
This is the best blood type that you will require at the time of resource gathering. The worker’s blood type has nothing special that might boost your damage or defense or other combat abilities. Instead, it focuses on resource yielding and other such skills.
You can find the Worker blood type mostly in the NPCs that are not actually hostile. You can look for them in the different villages in Dunley Farmlands and Silverlight Hills. The effects of this blood type are as follows:
- Tier 1: 10% – 30% increased resource yield.
- Tier 2: 15% – 25% increased damage against resource object.
- Tier 3: 10% – 20% increased mount gallop speed.
- Tier 4: 3% chance to destroy a resource node immediately. It also helps in triggering a burst of speed.
- Tier 5: Boosts all the effects at once by 30%.
Frailed Blood
Frailed is the default blood type in V Rising. From the very first moment you woke up as a vampire, you will be born with this blood type. However, since it has no associated benefits, you will need to hunt prey with a different blood type to change yours as soon as possible.
Also, every time you die, you will respawn with the frailed blood type. So, you need to change it each time. Doesn’t matter which blood type it is, until it is something other than the frailed blood type, it should be good.
Blood Quality in V Rising
Coming to blood quality in V Rising, it is the percentage located next to the blood type that basically tells about the health of the enemy. The blood quality percentage at the different stages are as follows:
- Tier 1: 1% – 29% blood quality
- Tier 2: 30% – 59% blood quality
- Tier 3: 60% – 89% blood quality
- Tier 4: 90% – 99% blood quality
- Tier 5: 100% blood quality
Although the maximum value at tier 4 reaches out to 99%, you can still feed on enemies with 100% blood quality. Besides, if you are into tier 5, then it is a usual thing for you. Once you feed on an enemy with 100% blood quality, you will receive a 30% boost in all your blood type effects.
However, enemies with a 100% blood quality percentage are very rare in V Rising. As a result, you might have to keep feeding for a while until you can find one of these rare enemies.
Conclusion
Finally, that was all about the various blood types and blood quality in V Rising. As you reach the upper tiers, you will experience drastic boosts in your blood type skills. Each blood type has its own perks and that is what makes them unique. So, as long as you go with the blood types that suit your situation, you should be able to tackle any difficulty with ease.