Apparently no. The blood rage happened because the bloodlines were made pure. If enough demon dna enters, the blood rage would also be control or cease to exist. It was in the earlier part of the episode when they did a genetic study. Somewhere along the lines all of them had demon blood and the covenant flourished, but because they ban it, that was what slowly caused it
It would be more likely yes, but balanced. The Congregation formed the Covenant to prevent the destruction of all species by humanity, without the scientific or magical knowledge to recognize that certain factors were necessary for their survival. Humans and Daemons are the primary two species that need protection and regular interpecies relations for all other creatures to survive. Witches are meant to hold one part of that power, as they wield magick in all its forms. Vampires are meant to have the other part, immortal and strong, to enforce the laws passed down by the witches. Blood rage is a natural component of the vampire species, and ensures that further generations of weavers and diverse crossbreeds can exist. Since witches possess the only known magickal cure for blood rage (spellbinding) they have to act as the balance for their counterpart's more dangerous actions. Moreover, the secret to blood rage is believed to hide in the Book of Life. Jack's case of it was so severe due to the strong traces of daemon blood in him, suggesting that he's either half, quarter, or just slightly less of a daemon. This, along with Hubbard's direct lineage to Matthew via Benjamin, meant that Jack inherited the other piece- the blood rage gene, which when mixed with daemon blood (either by a carrier or an infectee) causes an individual to become affected. Blood rage is less severe for those with less daemon blood in their veins. Ysabeau, for instance, is a carrier, but unaffected, as she does not possess daemon blood, but Matthew, Benjamin, Jack, the vast majority of Marcus' descendants, and the Twins, do. Blood Rage vampires are also the only ones who can reproduce naturally (aka without their bite and blood) with other beings that possess daemon blood (daemons, weavers, and potentially any crossbreed between). Accordingly, any being that is born as half-vampire, such as the Brightborn (Janet Gaudi or the Twins), possess longer lifespans the more vampire DNA they have.
According to the novel, blood rage also grants vampires fertility, daemon DNA makes it all possible, and daemon DNA comes to the human species like a spontaneous mutation. Daemon-daemon union seems to give birth to witch. Witch-daemon union births weavers. Vampires turning humans who are rich in daemon blood creates blood rage and fertile vampires. The congregation's segregation policy has forced several centuries of inbreeding. The mixing was fine until weavers and blood rage vampires gave birth to the fifth variant of the human species, long-lived like vampires, wielding magic like witches, and exhibiting great intelligence and wisdom like daemons. Bright born-- a child of all creatures
The length of this ending scene was the reason why the fans' anticipated battle between Diana and Satu was so lame..Really, why tease the fans with only 2 scenes with Corra in the series? Why even bother to create her at all?..
They made diana tooo powerful And i hate that and the fight btw satu and her was too bad i expected more of the fight and satou didnot even hurt Diana this proves that she is so too powerful and makes it boring because at each time she will win All the good things happen to diana and the bad things to satu Diana found the three pages for her alone i expected atleast that satou or nox or Gerbert could fine even one but the show made diana to always get what she wants and this makes it boring for me
The scene where she killed the witche who wanted to erase her memories was great !
hi plz upload all seasons n episode of this series
This JUST hit me but wouldn't diamond DNA be bad for vampires? Since the more you have the more likely you are to have blood rage?
Apparently no. The blood rage happened because the bloodlines were made pure. If enough demon dna enters, the blood rage would also be control or cease to exist. It was in the earlier part of the episode when they did a genetic study. Somewhere along the lines all of them had demon blood and the covenant flourished, but because they ban it, that was what slowly caused it
It would be more likely yes, but balanced. The Congregation formed the Covenant to prevent the destruction of all species by humanity, without the scientific or magical knowledge to recognize that certain factors were necessary for their survival. Humans and Daemons are the primary two species that need protection and regular interpecies relations for all other creatures to survive. Witches are meant to hold one part of that power, as they wield magick in all its forms. Vampires are meant to have the other part, immortal and strong, to enforce the laws passed down by the witches. Blood rage is a natural component of the vampire species, and ensures that further generations of weavers and diverse crossbreeds can exist. Since witches possess the only known magickal cure for blood rage (spellbinding) they have to act as the balance for their counterpart's more dangerous actions. Moreover, the secret to blood rage is believed to hide in the Book of Life. Jack's case of it was so severe due to the strong traces of daemon blood in him, suggesting that he's either half, quarter, or just slightly less of a daemon. This, along with Hubbard's direct lineage to Matthew via Benjamin, meant that Jack inherited the other piece- the blood rage gene, which when mixed with daemon blood (either by a carrier or an infectee) causes an individual to become affected. Blood rage is less severe for those with less daemon blood in their veins. Ysabeau, for instance, is a carrier, but unaffected, as she does not possess daemon blood, but Matthew, Benjamin, Jack, the vast majority of Marcus' descendants, and the Twins, do. Blood Rage vampires are also the only ones who can reproduce naturally (aka without their bite and blood) with other beings that possess daemon blood (daemons, weavers, and potentially any crossbreed between). Accordingly, any being that is born as half-vampire, such as the Brightborn (Janet Gaudi or the Twins), possess longer lifespans the more vampire DNA they have.
According to the novel, blood rage also grants vampires fertility, daemon DNA makes it all possible, and daemon DNA comes to the human species like a spontaneous mutation. Daemon-daemon union seems to give birth to witch. Witch-daemon union births weavers. Vampires turning humans who are rich in daemon blood creates blood rage and fertile vampires. The congregation's segregation policy has forced several centuries of inbreeding.
The mixing was fine until weavers and blood rage vampires gave birth to the fifth variant of the human species, long-lived like vampires, wielding magic like witches, and exhibiting great intelligence and wisdom like daemons. Bright born-- a child of all creatures
The length of this ending scene was the reason why the fans' anticipated battle between Diana and Satu was so lame..Really, why tease the fans with only 2 scenes with Corra in the series? Why even bother to create her at all?..
It makes more sense in books, season 3 in the show is half of the book at best...
They made diana tooo powerful
And i hate that and the fight btw satu and her was too bad i expected more of the fight and satou didnot even hurt Diana this proves that she is so too powerful and makes it boring because at each time she will win
All the good things happen to diana and the bad things to satu
Diana found the three pages for her alone i expected atleast that satou or nox or Gerbert could fine even one but the show made diana to always get what she wants and this makes it boring for me