While the other version maintains aristocratic composure, this one has completely lost patience with mortal nonsense.

The bald head strips away any pretense of humanity, revealing the predatory monster beneath the knightly facade. That snarling, open-mouthed expression with fully exposed fangs isn’t just anger—it’s primal hunger barely restrained. This is the vampire who’s stopped pretending to be civilized, who’s embraced the beast and decided that intimidation works better than diplomacy.

Those pointed ears stand more prominent without hair to soften them, marking him unmistakably as other. The feral expression suggests centuries of restraint finally snapping—maybe the bloodlust won, maybe he just stopped caring about appearances, or maybe he realized that terror is a perfectly valid tactical advantage.

Perfect for creating that moment when your vampire lord drops all pretense, the berserker variant who charges into battle tooth-first, or the monster who’s given up trying to pass among mortals. This is pure predatory aggression sculpted into resin—no sophistication, no restraint, just raw vampiric fury.

Ideal for dynamic action poses mid-roar, horror-themed armies, or that intimidating centerpiece that makes visitors take a step back. Pair with aggressive posing, crimson gore effects, and armor that’s been through some serious battles.