>The nation is well-known for its blood cheese, called so because boiled pig's blood is added to the cheese before it ripens.
>An eccentric vampire uses human blood instead, even going so far as to drain and replenish willing donors of their blood. His blood cheese is considered a rare delicacy among maneaters.
That's neat...what, there's nothing else add. It is a genuinely neat little idea. Not enough content to base a plot hook around by itself, but an interesting little bit of side fluff.
Henry Edwards
Soundd pretty civilized Well, cheese aids is propably curable anyway
Luis Walker
Sounds dumb
Elijah Watson
Pretty much this.
My players would probably make a point to eat it once but nothing beyond that.
Daniel Martin
>a thing happened Is this hypothetical thing happening inside a traditional game?
Adrian Gutierrez
>cheese aids Would aids survive the boiling? If it were raw blood being added then it would certainly be a concern.
Juan Gutierrez
I'd be more interested in seeing how this vampire mass-produces blood.
>Find ancient demonic summoning ritual that requires a circle of ten skulls. >halfway through the ritual the skulls start bleeding from the eyes. >create altar for ritual that gathers all the blood. >Infinite food source so long as I keep blueballing this demon. >Infinite blood cheese, infinite profit.
Asher Brooks
Cheese Necromancer would find a way to do it better.
Henry Gray
The cheese is a rare delicacy. It's not something you mass produce.
Liam Ortiz
Fuck you, Friedrich, your heaping piles of mold are just mass-produced garbage made by mindless skeletons. My cheese wheels are an artisan's work!
Ethan Adams
Always wondered why necromancers used skeletons and not giant blobs of preserved blood.
Noah Collins
Boiling the blood doesn't sound like a good option. Cheesemaking doesn't traditionally involve boiling anyway (except some heating for some cheeses. Ofcourse most milk products are pasteurisation beforehand nowdays) and boiled blood would chance change texture. Most consumers of the said cheese would most likely be either undead or biologically very dissimilar from humans anyway
Noah Barnes
> The vampire plans on turning maneaters into thralls through use of the human blood cheese
> A rival vampire hires the party to kidnap the eccentric vampire to turn him into vampire blood cheese
> An unknown cult sneaks a willing human to be a blood donor, unbeknownst to the vampire this human has diseased blood that will infect the cheese
> Unaffiliated vampires from out of town like the human blood cheese so much they decided to skip the cheese part. Party may be hired by the eccentric vampire to rout these unwanted vampires
> Donors claim to be willing but family members of a donor insist the donor is not who she claims to be
> Eccentric vampire pays well for blood and slowly begins to consolidate economical and social power, using that to insert himself into politics
> The Eccentric vampire is still a vampire and needs to be destroyed
Daniel Ross
>Be working in cheese factory. >preparing daily ritual for blood for the blood cheese. >suddenly hear a cry of "DEUS VULT!" >Armored psycho comes crashing in to destroy the altar, claiming that he's here to stop me from bringing about the end of days. >WTF, Dude, I was just making cheese.
Luke Anderson
>blueballing this demon
i chortled
Aaron Gutierrez
>Regional dominant religion will integrate blood cheese into their religious sacraments. The blood and milk symbolise the the gift of strength and life from the Creator and the blessing of fertility from the All-mother.
Caleb Mitchell
Gordon bleu-balled demons.
Isaiah Bell
kek
Eli Jenkins
Tyromancers of the plane unite!
Michael Kelly
Yes, yes, very funny story. Such a thing would never happen in real life, right? HOWEVER
Look me in the face and tell me that this wouldn't be a weirder plot hook than a vampire using real human blood in his pig blood cheese. I dare you.
Asher Turner
I assume skeletons are more versatile than blobs
Landon King
Imagine if this vampire decided to use demons in other ways, like binding a completely impotent demon to his cheese wheels.
>When eaten, the demon releases his full malice on the one who consumes it. >The demon is so weak that it just makes the cheese extra spicy.
Xavier Green
This is how you don't get rich.
William Wood
>pig blood for the kine >kine blood for the vamps >vamp blood for the masonry
Jordan Butler
What. Skele-wheels. But instead of normal wheels. They roll around in cheese wheels.
Andrew Perez
DRAW THIS
Dylan Anderson
This is a good thread and I love all of you.
Oliver Nguyen
Meh. It wouldn't. I've seen people washing their hair with cow piss. It gives a nice red shine. Cheese is more interesting.
Andrew Barnes
Volume: 1 bloodslime = 10 or so skeletons, so when all you need is lots of menial laborers you use skeletons en masse.
Basically when you hit the skeletony bit sof a necormancer's abode you're either in a construction area or in his main abode where he's risen a lot of wait staff.
The disparities in work conditions between construction skeletons and "house skeletons" leads to the house skeletons often being bullied by the construction skeletons who've grown larger and thicker from their greater milk rations and lifting lots of things and putting them down again.
Brandon Long
I thought the middle-east couldn't be more stupid. But it is. Once upon a time I thought it was a vibrant and ancient culture full of nobility and sophistication. Every time I learn something new about that patch of the world it just makes me feel contempt for it.
Luis Bailey
Cheese necromancer would put powdered animal bones into the cheese mix, then reanimate it to take on any form he wants, and redistribute their mass whenever someone removes part of them to be eaten.
It's extremely popular at weddings, where instead of ice sculptures, animated cheese swans serve themselves to you.
It could also be animated to change the texture of the cheese as you eat it, meaning that you could eat the same cheese as a cream, a mist, or a hard slab.
Connor Lopez
>The vampire also uses cheese made from human breast milk
Andrew Clark
A cheese can be both good and affordable Tristan!
Kevin Gonzalez
Why haven't we discussed magic foods more often? Shit, between these discussions, Dungeon Meshi, Shokugeki, Toriko, and any other food-venture type media, we shoul already have made a food setting and system.
Ian Smith
Well then, maybe you should prove it by producing something that's actually palatable!
Caleb Russell
B-but that's not kosher!
Andrew Gutierrez
We were already mixing blood and dairy. It was never kosher in the first place.
Chase Lewis
This is going places
Gabriel Jones
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Robert Sanders
What an artist.
Camden Davis
This thread is genius. I love you all and want to fill you each with babies.
Thomas Rivera
What system is this and how do I inject it into my body?
Jayden Young
Breast milk is actually kosher though
Noah Williams
This is what you do when you already are rich.
Elijah Collins
Where's my blue blood cheese?
Jordan White
You know what, maybe I will, what with ALL THIS MONEY I've got to invest in research and development. Face it Tristan, you lack innovation, and good business-sense, you're worse than the dwarves in that way. You're a master of your craft, but craft no longer stands on its own in these times.
Charles Hughes
Blue vein cheese
Elijah Diaz
FUCK THAT. THESE TIMES SUCK.
MAKE GOLARION GREAT AGAIN
Wyatt Flores
Gentlemen please, you both cater to different niches and the Evil Cheese community is better for it.
Jack Brown
Stay out of this Geoffrey, you're only doing this because your bread and wine piggybacks on both of our business.
Colton Peterson
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David Sanders
>greater milk rations
Kek
Jason Lewis
Please remember that people in your culture eat lots of disgusting animal products, and the only reason why you don't think it's disgusting is because you were raised from infancy to view it as "normal".
Noah Ward
LOL what a faggot
Connor Morris
Can I get a screencap of this thread? Shit is golden.
Jeremiah Sanchez
Yes...yes...well done Middle East, well done. HOWEVER:
>Virgin boy eggs are a traditional dish of Dongyang, Zhejiang, China in which eggs are boiled in the urine of young boys, preferably under the age of ten.
Christopher Mitchell
my culture doesn't do anything with piss, actually. piss doesn't have a nutritional value. organ meat isn't the same as bodily waste.
Julian Perez
>piss doesn't have a nutritional value. Neither does candy.
Jose Gutierrez
Actually, let's be honest, Human blood tastes delicious. Only problem is it's saltness due to large amount of salt in our dishes.
Isaiah Robinson
Candy is also made of things that have palatable tastes, is generally indulgent and typically sweet.
Urine is none of those things. I would not drink urine to savor the experience.
Matthew Martin
Ass-salami Al-male-cum, my friend are you seriously comparing a candy with piss?
Josiah Sullivan
>are you seriously comparing a candy with piss? No? I think piss is gross. I'm just saying, "no nutritional value" is not a good argument for avoiding something.
Grayson Brown
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Hunter Sanders
Get a load this edgelord
Alexander Scott
Weird food preparation methods are all over the place. There's a type of cheese where they ripen it in the rind buried in manure to speed up the process.
Jeremiah Morales
Not being an edgelord just saying this. It is somewhat tasty. then again, you have an entire cultures that drinks camel piss, so...
David Collins
the red stuff in OP pic is port wine. blood doesn't ferment in any conceivably useful way. you wouldn't get "blood cheese", you'd just get a rotten mess.
Nathan Allen
Some delicacies are just experiments to see what you can get people to eat.
Levi Torres
Yeah, I love lutefisk but since it's white-people food nobody cares. If it was a traditional third-world dish people would be hooting about the dumb sandniggers eating lye.
Angel Brown
>you'd just get a rotten mess.
Ah, so *REALLY* good cheese then?
Jace Baker
certainly more structurally sound
Julian Morgan
not when you mix it with human blood
Caleb Sanchez
see but this happens in Europe, so it's perfectly fine :^)
Jordan Cooper
>but this happens in Europe, so it's perfectly fine :^) I said "third-world", didn't I?
Isaac Evans
And yet they drink piss whilst declaring eating bacon dirty.
Logan Cook
>Scandinavians >Food We all know they eat the most disgusting shit there.
Jayden Price
>The urine is sourced locally by each vendor.
I don't know why I laughed so hard
Gavin King
Plot hook thread?
Xavier Edwards
Too late, we've already gone fully Andrew Zimmerman, and then a little past it.
Sebastian Hall
we can't just have it be "an eccentric vampire" we need his surname so we can name it after him
Ethan Thompson
>willing Mind control and debt slavery don't count as "willing" user
Xavier Bailey
Dude, we laugh in the third world about you idiots eating lye
Chase Perez
>The nation is well-known for its blood cheese, called so because boiled pig's blood is added to the cheese before it ripens. I'm reasonably sure someone in Europe had tried this eventually out of curiosity or pure hunger attempting to stretch food resources. It probably doesn't work or tastes like shit, fantasy magic/setting aside.
Where's that blood going to go? Anything that's not serum is just going to sit on the outside of the cheese rotting. In theory you could innoculate the blood so it ferments somehow but it would probably rot faster than it grows, say, white salami mold.
FA/tg/UYS, TO ME! Is there any historical or scientific precedent for how this could work at-fucking-all? I'm legit curious.
Bludsviss is also acceptaple, though ten times as ham-fisted.
Jordan Robinson
Nosferondue.
Isaac Sanders
A winner is u
Angel Morgan
Currently looking at the abstract of a scientific paper that uses pig's blood to deactivate the rennet (the bit of shit and stomach lining used in cheese production) in a cheese to see what happens - specifically they added pig's blood into the cheese mixture process midway through the renneting process: link.springer.com/article/10.1051/dst/2010029
So blood cannot cheese in regular form due to one destroying the other like cosmic opposites or something.
Jaxon Anderson
AIDs begins to die once exposed to air, about 10 seconds. Boiling would definitely kill it.
It's HEP B that lasts up to 10mins after exposure to air. That shits the scary one.
Gavin Hughes
Hepatitis C is a total bro though.
Connor Barnes
Can this just be a thread about dumping random ideas?
>A character who is so rich that he uses his money like a form of magic called 24k Magic