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Make friends, if you can - VC are more or less surrounded by Order, so having any factions willing to lend a hand is helpful when things really get heated.
Early game focus more on raiding and skirmish fighting as opposed to expanding as you're most likely not going to have the money to constantly upgrade or repair towns and manage army expenses. Plus the fact that corruption is going to be so damn low that you'll have to constantly babysit settlements to avoid endless rebellions. I usually refuse any diplomacy offers other than trade agreements early as they tend to drag you into wars you simply can't handle, and the Red Duke is pretty much the most useless ally imaginable.
Once you feel like you have a decent foothold the first major building I'd go for is vampire recruitment. Then start getting those blood kisses. Agent actions are pretty damn powerful for the VC. being able to spam block movement can save your campaign if a much stronger faction starts causing trouble for you, or even some AI near you. Keeping a second target buffer alive between you and an enemy can work wonders (or at least by you a turn or two to get your armies in position.