--Next up Vlad--
Vlad doesn't really have an interesting story. He was a vampire, he ate babies, he died when his spear was broken. Vlad's most important part of the story is the political significance of Vlad's mad rampage, when he became obsessed with killing Turks and sticking their heads on spikes. He was a truly evil man but most of that has nothing to do with the fact he was a vampire. He basically used the ritual to play the percentages. He never thought it'd work, he'd just rather be safe than sorry.
No, Vlad is very significant as a historical figure but as a vampire lord his story is irrelevant. He was basically just experimenting a little.
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