Vrakhiri
Vrakhiri
The vrakhiri are the vampire clique of terrifying lieutenants who sat down at the top of human society in Vale Sangora after Skender Dragosti vanished. First-party spelling is vrakhiri. Brencis leads them. Xanthe is the oldest, Ambrus the youngest, Bakir a powerful lieutenant tracked by The Mad Khan achievement. No official portraits shipped for this wiki. The court is read as records: role, origin, voice, ties. Do not expect generated faces.
· Steam news: vrakhiri bulletin
The court that sat down on the valley
After Skender vanished, the vrakhiri occupied the top of human society in Vale Sangora. They are not a generic vampire faction name invented by a wiki. The community bulletin “Vrakhiri, our vampiric masters” is the first-party roster. Four named seats. No fifth seat is added here to look complete.
Capture the Flag asks you to tear down all of Brencis’s flags. Delivery Delay asks you to destroy eight vrakhiri transports. Those jobs are how the occupation looks on the ground. Infamy is how the valley looks back at Coen. None of that requires a portrait.
First-party spelling stays vrakhiri in every locale’s locked terms. Do not localise it into a generic “vampire lords” slug. The court is a proper noun with four seats.
Brencis
Brencis leads the vrakhiri that now rule Vale Sangora. He was born Caeso Burrienus Laurentius in AD 131 in the Roman Empire. Andrew James Spooner voices him. Bandai’s US page and the Steam bulletin agree on the leadership role. He is the vampire lord of the valley, not a late-game surprise name.
His flags and his court are the occupation. Xanthe, Ambrus, and Bakir are the named lieutenants tied to him in the record board below. If you only remember one vrakhiri name before the Blood Mass, remember Brencis.
AD 131 is the origin year. It makes him older than the Black Death by more than a millennium. That is the scale of the occupation Coen walks into from Laslea, not a trivia card.
Xanthe, Ambrus, Bakir
Xanthe is the oldest vampire of the group, a former Ancient Greek priestess whose original name is forgotten, voiced by Mandi Symonds. Ambrus is the youngest of the pack, still proving himself, a man who sought vampiric powers to reach new heights; no voice credit shipped in the captured bulletin. Bakir is one of Brencis’s most powerful lieutenants, a Central Asian steppe warlord before the turning, voiced by Dai Tabuchi. A behind-the-scenes clip used UFC fighter Jan Błachowicz for Bakir’s animation. The Mad Khan achievement tracks him and stays hidden on the community table until unlocked.
Those four fields — role, origin, voice, ties — are the court. There is no official age table, no official power ranking beyond oldest/youngest/powerful lieutenant, and no official portrait set. The still on this page is a valley shot, not a face.
Jan Błachowicz is an animation reference for Bakir, not a cast member. Dai Tabuchi is the voice. Mandi Symonds is Xanthe. Ambrus has no captured voice credit. Missing credits stay missing; they are not filled with lookalikes.
Brencis
- Role
- Vrakhiri leader / vampire lord of Vale Sangora
- Origin
- Born Caeso Burrienus Laurentius, AD 131, Roman Empire
- Voice
- Andrew James Spooner
- Tied to
- xanthe, ambrus, bakir
Xanthe
- Role
- Oldest vampire of the group
- Origin
- Ancient Greece priestess, original name forgotten
- Voice
- Mandi Symonds
- Tied to
- brencis
Ambrus
- Role
- Youngest vampire of the pack
- Origin
- Sought vampiric powers to reach new heights
- Voice
- —
- Tied to
- brencis
Bakir
- Role
- Powerful lieutenant; the Mad Khan achievement tracks him
- Origin
- Central Asian steppe warlord before the turning
- Voice
- Dai Tabuchi
- Tied to
- brencis