That said, as others rightly point out, the mechanics to being a vampire are not the same as the theme. And it's no wonder you don't hear how often people get cured with how long and dangerous the undertaking is.
You are given a chance, if reluctantly, by people who can save you. So mechanically, I think this reflects the theme. I think at that point many that don't die would be enbittered by their (self-)exile and would rather use their newfound power to forge their own path. They won't even know what it is until their hunger gets the best of them, and there's no way they can return to town and get help after committing such a crime. If non-players are afflicted they probably won't be in much position to look it up without arousing great suspicion. Thematically, vampires are the most dreadful creature a typical character in The Elder Scrolls will come across, save of course for if they're around during the appearance of daedra or dragons. I'll freely admit I'm bias toward vampires in this series because the fantasy behind them is magnificant. Retrieve the potion, and take it back to Janus Hassildor for a reward. Retrieve five empty Grand Soul Gems to get Melisande to help you.Ĭollect bloodgrass, nightshade, garlic, blood of an argonian and the ashes of a powerful vampire for the potion. Work your way through various referrals: from Raminus Polus, to Count Janus Hassildor of Skingrad to Melisande in Drakelowe.
Before I give my opinion, here's a link to the quest and a brief rundown of what it entails:
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