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i have been searching about vampirism in TES for a while, and i think i am missing some information.


In daggerfall and morrowind, will player be able to hide themselves after becoming a vampire?
Is the bloodfather you killed during curing vampirism the one creating your bloodline? Thus, does killing them mean elimating the whole bloodline(theoretically not technically)?
Do vampire in morrowind have the option to feed on others?
What is the origin and function of blood chalice? Why it can turn peopole into vampire?

Some idea that i want peoples to comment
Molag bal created vampirism not only once, he do this by raping Lamae Beolfag(as record in Opusculus Lamae Bal ta Mezzamortie, but this may only be legend) and making pact with lord harkon and may be other peoples.
Some powerful wizard create bloodline after he study or/and infected vampirism.

Blood father during Curing Vampirism: Which game?
Blood Chalice: Chalice filled with vampire blood. It's in there in the name.
Lamae Beolfag's turning started vampirism as a widespread phenomenon, while Lord Harkon and the Volkihar are a single, united organization.
In the Elder Scrolls series, vampirism without the blessing of Molag Bal is not true vampirism, but rather some kind of weird undeath. For example, Dagoth Ur's ash vampires do not count as actual vampires.

About bloodfather, you can search this Daggerfall:Cure for Vampirism
i said that wizard can create bloodline because "Daggerfall:Vampires of the Iliac Bay, Chapter I" said that "One can become a vampire through certain magical items or by the curse of a powerful wizard" and i assume the statement about bloodfather is correct, combining two statement i get this conclusion. Dagoth ur's ash vampire just doesn't belong to this.
And i want to ask that does Redwater Skooma or just the bloodspring itself lead to Sanguinare Vampiris?
I don't think only lamae beolfag lead the widespread of vampirism but it can also be contributed to other who made pact with molag bal, and lord harkon's is just a small part of the whole bloodline.