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Harvey Randall

Vampire: The Masquerade's D&D crossover is a condescending cave-in to people who are afraid of trying something new

A split image showing the art from the Vampire: The Masquerade crossover and Strahd from D&D.

Vampire: The Masquerade is getting a Dungeons & Dragons rulebook—titled Bound by Blood, this tome'll contain a Kindred class (with six subclasses), a 4th-level adventure, some extra systems to make being a vampire in D&D make any sort of sense, and a bunch of new feats.

I will start off with something kind before I unleash the ravening beast inside my TTRPG-loving heart: It's probably neat for D&D players to have a supplementary book that lets players fully commit to being a vampire, especially given Baldur's Gate 3 put spawn in vogue (and with good reason, Astarion's a great character). I also like new feats because I'm a character-building little munchkin. Also, the art is very pretty.

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