Category:Dhampir - Revision history

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			==Trivia==
			Dhampirs were originally absent from Ravenloft entirely, with the closest equivalents being the [[Vorlog]]s and [[Vampyre]]s. They were created for [[Masque of the Red Death]] in the sourcebook "Guide to Transylvania", then ported wholesale into the Demiplane of Dread when Ravenloft was updated for third edition.

			This likely played a role in why [[Tristen apBlanc]] was stated to be a [[vampyre]] in life and not a dhampir, despite having been born to a human mother and a vampire father, whilst vampyres were characterized as an entirely separate race of monstrous humanoids.

			Alternative dhampirs can be found in the '''Dhampyres''' of 4th edition, the ''Dhampirs'' of Pathfinder 1st and 2nd Editions, and the ''Khatane'' in Dragon #313 for 3rd edition, which is presented as the half-vampire species of [[Deathtouched]].

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	If a [[vampire]] sires a child with a female [[humanoid]] or [[monstrous humanoid]], a [[dhampir]] is the result of such pairing. Also known as a [[half-vampire]], the dhampir takes on the base characteristics of the mother and gains a number of unique powers from its vampiric heritage. Although it has no energy drain ability, the dhampir lacks most of the vampire's vulnerabilities. A dhampir is not necessarily damned to a life of [[evil]], but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.<ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] pp.55-56</ref><ref>[[Guide to Transylvania]] p. 96></ref>		If a [[vampire]] sires a child with a female [[humanoid]] or [[monstrous humanoid]], a [[dhampir]] is the result of such pairing. Also known as a [[half-vampire]], the dhampir takes on the base characteristics of the mother and gains a number of unique powers from its vampiric heritage. Although it has no energy drain ability, the dhampir lacks most of the vampire's vulnerabilities. A dhampir is not necessarily damned to a life of [[evil]], but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.<ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] pp.55-56</ref><ref>[[Guide to Transylvania]] p. 96></ref>

	Dhampir are known to be encountered in the following [[domain]]s: Barovia<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.15</ref>, [[Richemulot]]<ref>[[Gazetteer III]] p.86</ref>		Dhampir are known to be encountered in the following [[domain]]s: [[Barovia]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.15</ref>, [[Richemulot]]<ref>[[Gazetteer III]] p.86</ref>

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	''"I assure you, Master Sedgwick, it is mine by right," he said, frowning.''		''"I assure you, Master Sedgwick, it is mine by right," he said, frowning.''

	-''[[The Mark of Blood]]'', from [''[The Casebook of Alanik Ray]]'', Arthur Sedgwick<ref>Descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Nathan Okerlund]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref>		-''[[The Mark of Blood]]'', from ''[[The Casebook of Alanik Ray]]'', Arthur Sedgwick<ref>Descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Nathan Okerlund]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref>

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	==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==		==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

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	If a [[vampire]] sires a child with a female [[humanoid]] or [[monstrous humanoid]], a [[dhampir]] is the result of such pairing. Also known as a [[half-vampire]], the dhampir takes on the base characteristics of the mother and gains a number of unique powers from its vampiric heritage. Although it has no energy drain ability, the dhampir lacks most of the vampire's vulnerabilities. A dhampir is not necessarily damned to a life of [[evil]], but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.<ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] p.55-56</ref>		If a [[vampire]] sires a child with a female [[humanoid]] or [[monstrous humanoid]], a [[dhampir]] is the result of such pairing. Also known as a [[half-vampire]], the dhampir takes on the base characteristics of the mother and gains a number of unique powers from its vampiric heritage. Although it has no energy drain ability, the dhampir lacks most of the vampire's vulnerabilities. A dhampir is not necessarily damned to a life of [[evil]], but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.<ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] pp.55-56</ref><ref>[[Guide to Transylvania]] p. 96></ref>

	Dhampir are known to be encountered in the following [[domain]]s: Barovia<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.15</ref>, [[Richemulot]]<ref>[[Gazetteer III]] p.86</ref>		Dhampir are known to be encountered in the following [[domain]]s: Barovia<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.15</ref>, [[Richemulot]]<ref>[[Gazetteer III]] p.86</ref>

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	If a [[vampire]] sires a child with a female [[humanoid]] or [[monstrous humanoid]], a [[dhampir]] is the result of such pairing. Also known as a [[half-vampire]], the dhampir takes on the base characteristics of the mother and gains a number of unique powers from its vampiric heritage. Although it has no energy drain ability, the dhampir lacks most of the vampire's vulnerabilities. A dhampir is not necessarily damned to a life of [[evil]], but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.<ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] p.55-56</ref>		If a [[vampire]] sires a child with a female [[humanoid]] or [[monstrous humanoid]], a [[dhampir]] is the result of such pairing. Also known as a [[half-vampire]], the dhampir takes on the base characteristics of the mother and gains a number of unique powers from its vampiric heritage. Although it has no energy drain ability, the dhampir lacks most of the vampire's vulnerabilities. A dhampir is not necessarily damned to a life of [[evil]], but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.<ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] p.55-56</ref>

	Dhampir are known to be encountered in the following [[domain]]s: Barovia<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.15</ref>		Dhampir are known to be encountered in the following [[domain]]s: Barovia<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.15</ref>, [[Richemulot]]<ref>[[Gazetteer III]] p.86</ref>

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	[[category:CR +2]][[category:Dominator]][[category:Template]][[category:Barovian]][[category:Native Monster of Barovia]]		[[category:CR +2]][[category:Dominator]][[category:Template]][[category:Barovian]][[category:Native Monster of Barovia]][[category:Richemulot]][[category:Richemuloise]]

	==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==		==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

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	If a [[vampire]] sires a child with a female [[humanoid]] or [[monstrous humanoid]], a [[dhampir]] is the result of such pairing. Also known as a [[half-vampire]], the dhampir takes on the base characteristics of the mother and gains a number of unique powers from its vampiric heritage. Although it has no energy drain ability, the dhampir lacks most of the vampire's vulnerabilities. A dhampir is not necessarily damned to a life of [[evil]], but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.<ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] p.55-56</ref>		If a [[vampire]] sires a child with a female [[humanoid]] or [[monstrous humanoid]], a [[dhampir]] is the result of such pairing. Also known as a [[half-vampire]], the dhampir takes on the base characteristics of the mother and gains a number of unique powers from its vampiric heritage. Although it has no energy drain ability, the dhampir lacks most of the vampire's vulnerabilities. A dhampir is not necessarily damned to a life of [[evil]], but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.<ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] p.55-56</ref>

			Dhampir are known to be encountered in the following [[domain]]s: Barovia<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.15</ref>

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	If a [[vampire]] sires a child with a female [[humanoid]] or [[monstrous humanoid]], a [[dhampir]] is the result of such pairing. Also known as a [[half-vampire]], the dhampir takes on the base characteristics of the mother and gains a number of unique powers from its vampiric heritage. Although it has no energy drain ability, the dhampir lacks most of the vampire's vulnerabilities. A dhampir is not necessarily damned to a life of [[evil]], but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.<ref>[[Denizens of ~~Darkness~~]] p.55-56</ref>		If a [[vampire]] sires a child with a female [[humanoid]] or [[monstrous humanoid]], a [[dhampir]] is the result of such pairing. Also known as a [[half-vampire]], the dhampir takes on the base characteristics of the mother and gains a number of unique powers from its vampiric heritage. Although it has no energy drain ability, the dhampir lacks most of the vampire's vulnerabilities. A dhampir is not necessarily damned to a life of [[evil]], but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.<ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] p.55-56</ref>

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