Officer of the vampire regime — the blood supply

Ambrus

One of Brencis's three officers: the youngest, and the one who runs the valley's blood supply, its draining dungeons and its liquor trade.

ConfirmedQuest premise

Role: Officer of the vampire regime — the blood supply
Affiliation: The vampire regime in Vale Sangora
Locations: Vale Sangora
Romance: Unconfirmed
Can die: Unconfirmed

Background

Retold across lore coverage rather than stated in one citable official document, so it is kept out of the confirmed facts above and does not carry this record's confidence.

Coverage describes Ambrus as the officer who keeps the regime fed — controlling the movement of blood through Vale Sangora, and trafficking the people it is taken from.

He is characterised as the ambitious one: a humble human past he is reported to be compensating for, and a hurry to make the valley remember his name.

What is confirmed

One of Brencis's three officers — the lieutenants who hold Vale Sangora on his behalf.
Each officer runs their own territory and their own operation, with an agenda of their own rather than a shared one.
The officers do not stand idle while Coen dismantles those operations; the regime is described as escalating in response.
He is the youngest of the three, and the one with the most to prove.
His brief is the blood itself: stockpiling it, and running the draining dungeons where it is taken.
He also holds the valley's alcohol distilling and distribution, framed by the narration as giving the population some respite from its hardships.
He falls back on brutality to subjugate people when the softer instrument does not serve.
His operation is playable, not scenery. The map marks open-world activities tied specifically to him, and the walkthrough raids one of his warehouses and destroys the blood stored there.
Destroying his supplies raises Infamy.
Each officer carries an aggression track, shown in the corner of the screen. Ambrus's is the one the walkthrough demonstrates.
When an officer's aggression peaks, a new quest line unlocks that shapes the eventual confrontation with Brencis — so provoking an officer opens content as well as making the world harder.
Prisoners are drained and their blood stored in warehouses like the one raided, to await distribution to Brencis and his officers.

What is not

Listed rather than guessed. These promote out only against the retail build.

Which region or settlement is his seat, and where Coen first meets him.
How many warehouses and draining dungeons exist, and whether clearing them is finite or repeatable.
What the aggression track costs to fill, whether it can fall again, and what the peak quest line is.
Associated quests, whether they are time-limited, and what they cost in time units.
Whether the three officers must be dealt with before Brencis, and whether the order matters.
Romance availability and survival conditions.

His remit and his operations are stated on camera by Rebel Wolves and played in a pre-beta build; the numbers behind the aggression track are not public. The background prose below is fan lore coverage and carries none of this record's confidence. Re-verified against the retail build from 3 September 2026.

Game version: retail
Last reviewed: 19 Aug 2026

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