V Rising blood quality and type guide

23.05.2022

A vampire in V Rising absorbs the blood of a 75% bear

In V Rising, you’ll want to use the various blood types to your advantage, but some enemy blood is stronger than others. Our V Rising blood guide explains how blood quality works and the best blood type for each task.

Blood types have different effects. For example, rogue blood focuses on critical strike, and creature blood has more of a focus on exploration. That being said, you’ll want the right blood for whatever you’re trying to do in the game, whether it’s collecting materials or just exploring the lands.

The blood you consume also gives you better power-ups the better the quality is. Drinking 80% creature blood will be much more beneficial than drinking 10% creature blood, so keep an eye out for powerful victims as you roam around. You’ll also want to turn people with high blood quality into your servants, as that high quality will transfer to their skills.

Your blood will eventually run out, so don’t get too obsessed with finding a high percentage. You need blood or your HP will slowly go down until you only have one health left. Reviving clan members and using the Blood Mend healing ability also reduces your blood pool.

V Rising blood types and effects

Below, we list out the different blood types and their effects depending on the quality level.

Frail

This blood as no benefits. You’ll only have frail blood after dying or eating a rat. Try to avoid having frail blood as much as possible.

Creature

Level 1 (less than 30%): 3-15% Movement Speed
Level 2 (30% or higher): 10-25 increased Sun Resistance rating
Level 3 (60% or higher): 10-20% Damage Reduction
Level 4 (90% or higher): 150% increased Health regeneration
Level 5 (100% or higher): Boost all above effects by 30%

Brute

Level 1 (less than 30%): 7.5-12.5% primary attack Life Leech
Level 2 (30% or higher): 7.5-15% increased Primary Attack Speed and gain 1 Gear Level
Level 3 (60% or higher): Healing received increased by 20-35%. Heal self for 4% of your victim’s health when striking a killing blow.
Level 4 (90% or higher): 6% chance per relative health recovered to boost movement speed by 20% and damage of primary attacks by 25%.
Level 5 (100% or higher): Boost all above effects by 30%

Rogue

Level 1 (less than 30%): 10-20% chance to Critical Strike on Weapon Attacks
Level 2 (30% or higher): 8-15% Movement Speed
Level 3 (60% or higher): 12-25% reduced cooldown on Travel Skill. 100% chance to critical strike on next physical attack after using a travel skill.
Level 4 (90% or higher): 50% chance on critical strike to expose victim’s armor, increasing damage taken from all sources by 15% for 4 seconds.
Level 5 (100% or higher): Boost all above effects by 30%

Warrior

Level 1 (less than 30%): 10-20% increased Physical Power
Level 2 (30% or higher): 8-15% reduced cooldown on Weapon Skills
Level 3 (60% or higher): 7.5-15% reduced damage taken and 25% increased damage when striking enemies at full health
Level 4 (90% or higher): 15% chance to parry an attack reducing damage taken by 50%. Parrying an attack increases your own damage by 25%.
Level 5 (100% or higher): Boost all above effects by 30%

Worker

Level 1 (less than 30%): 10-30% increased Resource Yield
Level 2 (30% or higher): 15-25% increased Damage against Resource Objects
Level 3 (60% or higher): 10-20% increased Mount Gallop Speed
Level 4 (90% or higher): 3% chance to instantly destroy a resource node and trigger a burst of speed
Level 5 (100% or higher): Boost all above effects by 30%