Here's an example of the fascinating history that vampires can create, as well as the ridiculous number of kills they can have in one location if they live there long enough.
Avuz Autumnalkeys (a Dwarf) was one of the first of his kind. He was king of his civilization. In the year 7 he became obsessed with his own mortality and sought to extend his life by any means. Obviously he was on track to becoming a necromancer, but failed to do so before he made the mistake of profaning the temple in his capitol in the year 99. He became a vampire in that year. By the year 1051, he had 37,892 kills. That is a little over three per month, or 0.8 per week. So guessing that he fed once per week, with the occasional missed meal.
33,415 of those were Dwarves living in his capitol. 265 were Humans living in his capitol. 2,599 were goblins living in his capitol. The other 1,613 were scattered in other settlements belonging to his civilization.
The population of his capitol as of 1051 is as follows.
2247 dwarves
31 goblins
545 dogs
50 horses
545 ducks
Imagine if you played under this civilization, and got the King to come to your fortress.
Edit: Out of eight Dwarven civilization in this world, only two are ruled by normal Dwarves. One of those is widowed and childless.
Road of Conjunctions Avuz Autumnalketys, king from year 1, Dwarven vampire with 37,892 kills
The Dye of Burying -shrir Bronzefortress, king from year 1, Dwarven vampire with 37,059 kills
The Rim of Pearls Dobar Ledcobalt, normal Goblin
The Perplexing Mansion -shrir Healgorges, normal Dwarf, wife and children alive
The Machine of Anquishing Asmel Temptedfortresses, king from year 1, Dwarven vampire with 38,550 kills
The Gleeful Pages Bim Romancedgirders, normal Dwarf, wife and son died
The Lenses of Taming Sazir Knightlabor, Goblin vampire with 5,625 kills
The Climactic Gates Deler Arrowfortress, Dwarven vampire with 23,176 kills
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