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She creeped out all the other patrons and only ate meat so rare it was practically raw. We were just about to kick her out one night when an uppity gang came round to collect a protection fee. She made quick work of them and when she said something about putting them on a spit-roast we weren’t quite sure she was joking. I was happy to have her here that night, but happier to see her leave the next morning.  \n—Heela, barkeep  \nBorn of the union of living humanoid and vampire, dhampirs enter the world tainted by undead influence, but mortal. As a dhampir reaches pubescence its aversion to sunlight and unnatural talents betray its vampiric heritage if it wasn’t already aware. By the time it reaches maturity, most dhampirs have made a decision to openly embrace, or completely reject, any connection to vampires or vampirism. Many dhampirs become vampire hunters, but just as many choose to become necromancers or seek to become vampires themselves.  \nHalf-Mortal Heritage   \nA dhampir’s appearance depends largely on the stock from which its mortal parent hails, most commonly dwarf, elf, or human. Unless inspected with suspicion, a dhampir will pass for a normal member of its mortal heritage. When subjected to closer scrutiny, a dhampir’s relatively pale complexion, enlarged canine teeth, and slow pulse all hint at its true nature.  \nDespite myths to the contrary, dhampirs must eat, breathe, and sleep as all flesh and blood creatures do. Though dhampirs are intrinsically enhanced by necromantic magics, they are still living beings. Most, but not all, dhampirs are sterile and cannot sire or bear children of their own. Those rare dhampirs who can produce children rarely pass down their vampiric influence to the next generation. These children are more commonly members of whatever mortal lineage their parents share.  \nOne Foot in the Grave  \nDhampirs are most often raised without the presence of their vampiric parent. In some instances their vampiric parent was destroyed prior to their birth but, in most cases, the mortal parent fled with the child for their safety. As a dhampir matures, they often become curious about why they are different from other children. Whether their parent reveals the truth to the child, orthe dhampir deduces its parentage on its own, most dhampirs are well aware of their true nature by the time they reach adulthood.  \nAwareness of a blood relation to an immortal creature can cause a fascination with mortality indhampirs. This can cause some dhampirs to pursue means of immortality, most often becoming vampires, while others seek to make peace with and accept their mortality, turning to religion or spiritual studies. Although they have no need to consume blood, many dhampirs experience unbidden violent thoughts and dark appetites. Every dhampir chooses for themselves whether to indulge in these impulses or spend a lifetime exercising restraint and self-discipline.  \nAccursed Bloodlines  \nWhen a vampire sires a dhampir child, it passes along the curse that runs through its veins as well. Although more obscure curses exist, the three prevailing curses that afflict vampires are the Curse of Dread, the Curse of the Feral, and the Curse of Nobility. These curses manifest in dhampirs as three subraces: dreadblood, feralblood, and nobleblood.  \nDreadblood dhampirs inspire melancholy and creeping terror in those around them, leading many to take up lives of study where they can hide away from others. Feralblood dhampirs exhibit an unnerving affinity for predatory beasts and a greater bloodlust than other dhampirs. Nobleblood dhampirs possess an unnatural charisma and hypnotic presence that they sometimes employ to build small communities or cults to their name.  \nRaces | DhampiR 2  \nAgainst the Dark  \n\n| Many dhampirs take up adventuring for at least some portion of their life. 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