Their reliance on guns means they need good lines of sight.Any melee horde or monsters that can make it through all the bullets and shells intact can generally dominate the Vampire Coast in close combat. In a similar vein, the Vampire Coast places so much emphasis on guns and artillery that their melee options are limited and/or outright inferior to the other factions' melee units, excepting the Coast's highest tier monsters.And then they also have the same weakness the Vampire Counts have against fire, light and unbreakable enemies. While it is true that very few factions can sport as much gunpowder and artillery as the Vampire Coast, they tend to take a lot of damage when anyone decides to shoot back with anything that has longer range.
there are other pirate lords who command dreadfleets of their own, packed to the gunwales with crews press-ganged into eternal service. But the insane Arch-Commodore Harkon is not the only unliving admiral who takes to the seas with pistol-armed crews of zombies, vampiric depth guard, syreens and mournguls. Ever since, it has been a domain where the dead stir, leading expeditions into the jungle interior or setting sail across the Great Ocean to commit wanton acts of piracy. West of the delta lies the ruins of the City of Axlotl, empty and despoiled by Luthor Harkon's undead hordes. At the southern end of the Coast, east of the delta of the River Lambada, one finds the Volcanic Islands. Near the shoreline, the reawakened City of Huatl of the Lizardmen dominates the treeline while Tlax, the City of Ghosts, remains shrouded within the jungle. To the north, a jungle-filled peninsula separates the Vampire Coast from the Tarantula Coast. Bordered to the east by the Great Ocean (also known as the "World Pond") and to the west by the steaming jungle, the Vampire Coast remains fairly wild.
It was the undying lord Luthor Harkon that laid claim to a stretch of Lustria's east coast.
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