He is the patron deity of vampires and is an important figure in vampire lore as he is believed to have lead to the creation of Dracula, the so-called father of all vampires. Absalom can only be summoned through a special ritual that requires the blood of the "Virgin and the Father". The father being the blood of Dracula himself, but it may also apply to one who carries the blood of the vampire king. Despite his defeat, the activities regarding Absalom's resurrection was stained within the lands of Great Britain and as such would be used thousands of years later in the modern day by the Scarlet Brood in London. A few thousand years later, Absalom was the catalyst behind Dracula's descent into madness and rage, coaxing the vampire king into destroying humanity by collecting their entire supply of blood as a way to resurrect the Blood God. He did this by influencing the fanatical church leaders into capturing and killing Vlad Tepes' wife and son before further corrupting the vampire count himself. All the while, he had Dracula order his generals to search for the instruments that would lead to his impending resurrection. However, he was defeated by the combined might of Trevor Belmont, Sypha Belnades, and the Legendary Dark Knight himself, Sparda. Absalom's defeat at the hands of those three, specifically by the tools it required to defeat him led him to develop a fear of the fabled Yamato which was used to sever his connection to the material plane. At the time he was weakened but now he was resurrected by his his era’s Satanic Cult that humans fell for power…he killed those worshippers of him and then sat on a throne as he watches his vampiric forces destroy humanity and he will later rule everything and even the Heavens “Hahahaha…”