Vampire Dorian Gray
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Character description
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Dorian Gray was the orphaned grandson of Lord Kelso. His mother, Margaret Deveraux, a great society beauty, died in childbirth shortly after Dorian's father was killed in a duel. It was said that Lord Kelso paid the Belgian duelist to cause the fight.
Now, Kelso is dead, and Dorian has inherited much of the Deveraux fortune. He is now the protege of Lady Agatha, Lord Henry Wotton's aunt, and together they entertain and raise money for the Whitechapel poor.
Until Dorian finally meets Lord Henry he is naive of his own good looks and personality. His innocence is unspoiled and his knowledge of the world resembles that of a child. To his friend, the artist Basil Hallward, Dorian is simply a motive in art, a privately worshipped icon in the painter's idealistic world. Dorian is described as "wonderfully handsome, with his finely-curved scarlet lips, his frank blue eyes and his crisp gold hair . . . All the candour of youth was there, as well as all of youth's passionate purity."
One afternoon, while sitting for a portrait in Basil's studio, Dorian meets Lord Henry Wotton. Wotton's low musical voice enchants the lad as he stands upon a dais in the afternoon sunlight. Dorian is convinced by him that his looks are in fact his most important virtue. The constant flick and dash of the artist's brush melt away, as Lord Henry's doctrine of self-development wakens Dorian to mad hungers . . . "The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it . . ." murmurs Lord Henry. "Resist it and the soul grows sick with longing." Dorian is transfixed by this philosophy. Flooded with feelings he cannot comprehend he leaves the studio and goes out into the garden. Lord Henry joins him and under the shade of a laurel tree the boy listens to a second panegyric on youth. "The Laburnum will be as yellow next June as it is now . . . But we never get back our youth. Our limbs fail, our senses rot . . . Youth, youth, there is absolutely nothing in the world but youth."
When they return to the studio Dorian is shown his finished portrait. On seeing it the sense of his own beauty falls on him like a revelation. The full reality of Lord Henry's warning of the brevity of youth and life's aim of unbridled hedonsim, cuts through Dorian's boyhood innocence. In a flash he cries, "I shall grow old, and horrible, and dreadful. But this picture will remain always young. It will never be older than this particular day of June. . . If it were only the other way! If it were I who was to be always young, and the picture that was to grow old! For that—for that—I would give everything! Yes, there is nothing in the whole world I would not give! I would give my soul for that!"...
Henceforth, Dorian Gray remained as handsome as he was... he never aged... his portrait, however, reveals what he should have become... all wounds, all sorrow, pain and hatred reflected on the portrait... Dorain Gray is now an immortal....
He has become a vampire after his encounter with Mina Harker, wife of the late Jonathan Harker and is one of the most powerful vampires of all, having been bitten directly by Count Dracula himself...
Now, Dorian Gray fights alongside his fellow vampires in their was against the werewolves...
Dorian Gray was the orphaned grandson of Lord Kelso. His mother, Margaret Deveraux, a great society beauty, died in childbirth shortly after Dorian's father was killed in a duel. It was said that Lord Kelso paid the Belgian duelist to cause the fight.
Now, Kelso is dead, and Dorian has inherited much of the Deveraux fortune. He is now the protege of Lady Agatha, Lord Henry Wotton's aunt, and together they entertain and raise money for the Whitechapel poor.
Until Dorian finally meets Lord Henry he is naive of his own good looks and personality. His innocence is unspoiled and his knowledge of the world resembles that of a child. To his friend, the artist Basil Hallward, Dorian is simply a motive in art, a privately worshipped icon in the painter's idealistic world. Dorian is described as "wonderfully handsome, with his finely-curved scarlet lips, his frank blue eyes and his crisp gold hair . . . All the candour of youth was there, as well as all of youth's passionate purity."
One afternoon, while sitting for a portrait in Basil's studio, Dorian meets Lord Henry Wotton. Wotton's low musical voice enchants the lad as he stands upon a dais in the afternoon sunlight. Dorian is convinced by him that his looks are in fact his most important virtue. The constant flick and dash of the artist's brush melt away, as Lord Henry's doctrine of self-development wakens Dorian to mad hungers . . . "The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it . . ." murmurs Lord Henry. "Resist it and the soul grows sick with longing." Dorian is transfixed by this philosophy. Flooded with feelings he cannot comprehend he leaves the studio and goes out into the garden. Lord Henry joins him and under the shade of a laurel tree the boy listens to a second panegyric on youth. "The Laburnum will be as yellow next June as it is now . . . But we never get back our youth. Our limbs fail, our senses rot . . . Youth, youth, there is absolutely nothing in the world but youth."
When they return to the studio Dorian is shown his finished portrait. On seeing it the sense of his own beauty falls on him like a revelation. The full reality of Lord Henry's warning of the brevity of youth and life's aim of unbridled hedonsim, cuts through Dorian's boyhood innocence. In a flash he cries, "I shall grow old, and horrible, and dreadful. But this picture will remain always young. It will never be older than this particular day of June. . . If it were only the other way! If it were I who was to be always young, and the picture that was to grow old! For that—for that—I would give everything! Yes, there is nothing in the whole world I would not give! I would give my soul for that!"...
Henceforth, Dorian Gray remained as handsome as he was... he never aged... his portrait, however, reveals what he should have become... all wounds, all sorrow, pain and hatred reflected on the portrait... Dorain Gray is now an immortal....
He has become a vampire after his encounter with Mina Harker, wife of the late Jonathan Harker and is one of the most powerful vampires of all, having been bitten directly by Count Dracula himself...
Now, Dorian Gray fights alongside his fellow vampires in their was against the werewolves...
Statistics
| Total loot: | 168,362.30 litres of blood |
| Victims bitten (via link): | 0 |
| Fights: | 501 |
| Victories: | 290 |
| Defeats: | 211 |
| Draws: | 0 |
| Gold gained: | ~ 9,000.00  |
| Gold lost: | ~ 10,000.00 |
| Damage to enemies: | 33944.01 |
| Damage from enemies: | 94775.57 |
The attributes of Dorian Gray:
| Character level: | Level 31 |
| Strength: |    (50) |
| Defence: | (67) |
| Agility: | (60) |
| Stamina: | (50) |
| Dexterity: | (31) |
| Experience: |   (4631|4805) |
The ancestral site statistics of Dorian Gray
| Attempted challenges: | 22 |
| Successful challenges: | 8 |
| Failed challenges: | 14 |
The sentinel of Dorian Gray
| Sentinel breed: | Fire hound |
| Sentinel name: | Fire hound |
| Attack: | (50) |
| Defence: | (50) |
| Stamina: | (42) |
Profile
| Gender: | male |
| Age: | 15-20 Years |
| Hometown: | --- |
| ICQ-number: | --- |
| MSN Messenger: | --- |
| Yahoo Messenger: | --- |
| AIM-Name: | --- |
| Jabber ID | --- |
| Skype ID | --- |
Arena
Dorian Gray has not yet achieved a special arena rank.
Dorian Gray has created 2 Vampires so far:
| Angel Tyrael | Level 31 | Loot 173783 litres of blood |
| Odyssian_Liam | Level 1 | Loot 0 litres of blood |