Vampire Lord

Vampire Lord

T7NecropolisUpgradeUndead20002+2/week

Vampire Lord is one of two alternative upgrades of the tier 7 line for Necropolis.

Stats

Bars compare against the best tier 7 creature
Health
175
Attack
22
Defense
26
Damage
30
Morale
Unaffected by Morale
Luck
0
Initiative
13
Speed
8
Movement
Flying
Counterattacks
1
Unaffected by MoraleLuck range -5 to 5Action points 1
HP per gold 0.087Avg damage per gold 0.015Derived from the 2000 gold recruit cost — higher is more army per gold
Weekly growth +2HP per week 350Avg damage per week 60Gold per week 4,000
Updated from the game files · build 24128879 · 9 Aug 2026

Traits

Undead

A creature or person whose life has been prolonged by unnatural means.

Morale: Always neutral.

Luck range: –5 to 5.

Fallen Undead cannot be raised as Undead after battle.

Melee Attack

Can only attack adjacent enemies. Enemies do not counterattack.

Flying

Movement ignores obstacles and traps.

Swift Strike

Enemies do not counterattack.

Vampirism

Each attack restores 50% of Damage dealt as HP to this creature. This can revive fallen units.

Upgrade line

Base form and its two upgrade options — the pair costs the same, so pick on strengths
Base
150
22
20
25
0
11
6
Vampire
12001
+2/week
Upgrade

Vampire Lord

175
22
26
30
0
13
8
  • New
Vampire Lord
20002
+2/week

Stats are compared against Vampire: green is higher, red ▼ lower. A badged glyph is a power the base form does not have; a gold-ringed one is a power it has under the same name but with different rules.

Other tier 7 creatures

Hive Mother
Hive Mother
Hive34002+1/week
275
25
25
60
0
0
13
6
Black Dragon
Black Dragon
Dungeon50002+1/week
350
29
32
65–75
0
0
14
9
Archangel
Archangel
Temple40002+1/week
225
35
30
50–75
0
0
12
5
Flaming Phoenix
Flaming Phoenix
Grove48002+1/week
300
36
27
45–65
0
0
16
10
Red Dragon
Red Dragon
Neutral5000
325
33
32
60–70
0
0
12
9
250
40
40
40–60
0
0
9
6

On the adventure map

Guards these battle sites

Lore

Vampires tend to thrive in aristocratic circles rather than among commoners. It seems only logical — eternal life surrounded by opulence is far more spectacular.

The decadence of nobles fuels their midnight ascension into darkness.