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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 [[evi]], but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.<ref>[[Denizens of Darkness]] p.55-56</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 evi, but following its death it is doomed to rise as a vampire.[1]
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- ↑ Denizens of Darkness p.55-56
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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Pages in category "Dhampir"
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