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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9653925" data-attributes="member: 6802378">The druid circle of spore could be dreadful if we remember the infected from the famous videogame (and now action-live serie) "the last of us" or the 2008 horror movie "splinter". Have you forgotten the yellow musk creeper?A vampire PC is possible but not advisable. It is not only the damage by sunlight or the divine power of the rose of Guadalupe but DMs using bloodless monsters: constructs, elementals, plants, toxic abominations, incorporeal undeads..I imagine a werebeast PC like an update of totemist shaman class from "Magic of Incarnum" and a vampire monster class may be something like the shadowcaster from 3.5 magic of incarnum.I love vampire vs werewolf antagonism. I miss the "deathless" monster type. It was like undead but healed by positive energy, hurt by necrotic damage and "evil clerics can turn or destroy deathless creatures as good clerics turn or destroy undead. Good clerics and paladins can rebuke, command, or bolster deathless creatures as evil clerics rebuke, command, or bolster undead".I like the concept of "haruspex" class, like the biopunk cousin of the necromancer. Do you remember the prestige classes osteomancer, flux adept and cerebrex from Dragon #317? And let's add some touch from the biohacker class from Paizo Starfinder. Do you remember the videogame "Soul Sacrifice"?Do you know the manghua "Virus Girlfriend: My girlfriend is a zombie"? It is like mixing Resident Evil but the isekai-style MC with a harem of monster girls.  I like some ideas from World of Darkness+Chronicles of Darkness, and from Kult: Lost Divinity.Ravenloft is too small for campaigns style hunt of the monster of the week. Innistrad allows space for conspirancies and fights among factions.</blockquote>

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