Can You Turn Aela into a Vampire in Skyrim?
The answer to this question is a straightforward no. Aela the Huntress, a companion in the game, is a werewolf and has immunity to vampirism. This means that she cannot be turned into a vampire, regardless of any methods or quests you may attempt.
Why Can’t Aela Be Turned into a Vampire?
As mentioned earlier, Aela is a werewolf and has immunity to vampirism. This is due to her werewolf transformation, which is a result of her connection to the Daedric Prince Hircine. Vampirism is a separate condition that is not compatible with werewolfism, and as such, Aela cannot be turned into a vampire.
The Companions and Vampirism
The Companions, a group of warriors in Skyrim, are known for their anti-vampire stance. They view vampires as abominations and have a strong dislike for them. As a result, they have developed methods to cure vampirism and have a strong connection to the Dawnguard, a group of vampire hunters.
The Blood’s Honor Quest
To become a Companion, you must complete the Blood’s Honor quest, which involves helping the Companions to deal with a vampire infestation in Whiterun. During this quest, you will learn more about the Companions’ views on vampirism and their methods for dealing with it.
Joining the Companions
To join the Companions, you must first complete the Blood’s Honor quest and then speak to Kodlak Whitemane, the Harbinger of the Companions. He will ask you to swear an oath to the Companions and then grant you membership.
Curing Vampirism
If you are a vampire, you can cure yourself by speaking to Aela the Huntress and asking her to help you. She will perform a ritual that will cure your vampirism and allow you to return to your normal state.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Aela the Huntress is a werewolf and has immunity to vampirism. As a result, she cannot be turned into a vampire, regardless of any methods or quests you may attempt. The Companions, a group of warriors in Skyrim, are known for their anti-vampire stance and have developed methods to cure vampirism. Joining the Companions and completing the Blood’s Honor quest will give you more insight into their views on vampirism and their methods for dealing with it.
Additional Tips and Tricks
- To become a Companion, you must first complete the Blood’s Honor quest and then speak to Kodlak Whitemane, the Harbinger of the Companions.
- To cure vampirism, speak to Aela the Huntress and ask her to help you.
- The Companions are known for their anti-vampire stance and have developed methods to cure vampirism.
- Joining the Companions will give you more insight into their views on vampirism and their methods for dealing with it.
Table: Companions and Vampirism
| Companions | Vampirism | |
|---|---|---|
| View on Vampirism | Anti-vampire stance | Abomination |
| Methods for dealing with Vampirism | Cure vampirism | Hunt vampires |
| Connection to Dawnguard | Strong connection | Enemy |
References
- Skyrim Wiki: Companions
- Skyrim Wiki: Vampirism
- Skyrim Wiki: Blood’s Honor Quest