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>Human blood is the richest in both taste and fulfillment according to most vampires. Hemomancy and proper "grazing" allows for enhanced flavor. The staple food of the night's nobility.

>Animal blood tastes thin and would require draining several for a proper meal. It's theorized that a lack of spiritual power within these animals is makes them so unsatisfying and many discerning gourmands have made anonymous quarries into magical animals from their sources.

>Blood from Beastwomen is quite filling but regarded as peasant food only drank when one is out of better alternatives. Often means a vial of beast blood or an enthralled kikimora are on hand for vampires who travel alone. Hard to find untainted sources of it the closer to the demonic lands one travels.

>Longevity is not really a concern for vampires making mermaid blood something that is sought for lovers who haven't taken blood oaths of marriage yet. The market for it is usually saturated with merrow blood, forcing most to find an authentic source personally.

>Dragon blood and those of their kin is like spiced wine and is said to "stain" the blood magic of the imbiber, allowing them to mimic pyromancy. Getting it is another matter as dragons are quick to anger and easy to offend.

>Drinking from demons is not normally even a consideration for a vampire in her right mind. Accounts from the journals of corrupted vampires tell of a sweet taste to their blood that is likened to the licorice root found in the Opal Kingdoms with some smokiness.

>It is completely unheard of for the blood of an angel of any kind to be tasted by any undead, the very nature of divine servants making it difficult for most undead to even approach. Attempts at capturing one to sample has proved exceedingly difficult and some vampires have made getting a stock of angel blood one of their unlife's goal.