From: alberich@iglou.com (Mark Kinney)

DHAMPIR

Chapter Two
The Creation

        Dhampir are the mortal children of a mortal mother and a vampire 
father.  One of the Kindred can, by various means, become human 
temporarily, making such a thing possible.  The resulting creature is 
naturally an effective vampire hunter, which automatically makes their lives 
that much more dangerous.

        To create a dhampir character, use the creation rules for Vampire: 
The Masquesrade, with the following modifications.

        Clan: Only certain clans are viable sources of Dhampir.  The 
preferred clans are Brujah, Gangrel, Ravnos, Toreador, and Tzimisce.  The 
bloodlines that never produce dhampir under any circumstances are the 
Assamites, Nosferatu, Tremere, True Brujah, Salubri, and Samedi.

        Generation: Generation is equal to the generation of the father.  
This is not actual "generation," as will be seen in Chapter 3, but does affect 
combat ability against Kindred.

        Disciplines: Dhampir are capable of developing physical disciplines, 
much as ghouls can, but are also capable of developing the clan disciplines 
of their father.  They also gain the ability to Detect Kindred, which starts at 
one automatically and is increased by freebie points as a clan discipline, but 
is not a discipline in itself.  The use of this ability is detailed in Chapter 3.

        Blood Pool: The Dhampir's "blood pool" only decreases by one per 
day if above ten.  Its blood pool is considered equal to that of its father 
otherwise.  Being mortal, the Dhampir automatically starts with a blood 
pool of 10.