Count Dreckula,known locally as Vlad Tukus,left behind no curse —only songs.
The castle sits above the village and leaks warmth, rumours and terrible folk melodies all winter.
Countess Diagma Dreckula
Last Heir of the House of Dreckula
Unlike her infamous ancestor, the Countess rules with wit, mystery, and just a touch of theatrical menace. Every winter she presides over the Annual Bloody Snowball Battle, watching from the tower as Vastickvus and Vaystickvus turn the frozen field into a borscht explosion.
Rumor has it that beneath the castle lies the original Crimson Borscht Cellar, where the family has guarded recipes, relics, and secrets for centuries. Visitors never know whether they'll receive a warm bowl of borscht — or an invitation to spend the night in the haunted east tower.
The Crimson Cellar
Sealed recipes and relics, guarded for centuries beneath the castle stones.
The East Tower
Reputedly haunted. Reputedly cold. Reputedly worth the story afterward.
Village Testimony
«People arrive expecting fangs and crypts, and leave with a stained coat and four recipes. The Count was many things, but the worst of them was a singer. We still hum it at weddings, unfortunately.»
Malka Perel
Keeper of the Second Cauldron