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January 22, 2003, 06:12:51 PM »
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Perhaps there should be two new threads? One for discussion of Vampire Heartbreakers, another for Sci-Fi?
Hmmm...this hearkens back to the "half-dead" discussion:
http://www.indie-rpgs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2730
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Quote from: Jared A. Sorensen
Quote from: Zak Arntson
Perhaps there should be two new threads? One for discussion of Vampire Heartbreakers, another for Sci-Fi?
Hmmm...this hearkens back to the "half-dead" discussion:
http://www.indie-rpgs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2730
hmmm... as a tangent, since I wasn't around for that original thread: did anyone suggest the pseudoundead from AD&D 1stEd Monster Manual II as a possible source of the half-dead races?
back to the topic... I remember seeing a game advertised on the web a year or two ago that almost certainly qualifies as a Vampire heartbreaker. it was called "Dhampir". it was very, very loosely based on legends about the offspring of vampires and still-living women, in the sense that they took something that was originally just a regular mortal with some vampire-hunting powers and grafted all the angst and blood-powers from V:tM onto him. the advertising blurb I read sounded like a direct copy of typical White Wolf advertising.
ooops, that makes me think of another possible source for those "half-dead" races: Vampire Hunter D. another rewrite of the dhampir legends.
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