Dhampir

Dhampir are the offspring of mortals and vampires—beings caught between the living and the undead. They walk the line between two worlds, often shunned by both. While they do not share the full curse of vampirism, they inherit a shadow of its power, along with an unnatural vitality and a haunting presence. Dhampir appear mostly human but carry subtle, unsettling features: pale or cool-toned skin, eyes that reflect moonlight, and a stillness that unnerves others. Their movements are graceful and precise, and they often possess an alluring voice or gaze. Though they do not require blood to survive, many feel an inherited hunger they must learn to master.
Dhampir rarely gather in communities of their own, instead living as wanderers, mercenaries, or scholars of forbidden lore. Some seek to embrace their dark legacy, while others fight to rise above it. Their clothing tends toward the dark, refined, or practical, often chosen to avoid drawing attention—or to command it when needed.

Features

Alluring gaze: You may spend 2 actions to look at a creature within 3 meters of you. You roll charisma against their wisdom. If you succeed against them they become unable to move and lose all their reactions and do not get actions at the start of their next turn. Once you have done this to a creature they become immune to the effects for 24 hours.

Vampiric Strength: Gain +1 to your strength ability score.

Vampiric Speed: Increase your walk movement speed by 1.5 meters.

Darkvision: 9 meters

Mandatory features

Sunlight weakness: While in sunlight you gain a -5 to all rolls.

Church Cursed: You may not enter a church or be healed by holy items. If you enter a church you take a moderate wound for each round you're in the church, and when you come in contact with holy water you take 1 minor wound. Other holy items may harm you, and this is decided by your DM.

Base hitpoint: 6

Attributes
+1 STR, +1 AGI, 0 DEX, -1 REF, -2 INT,
+1 WIS, -2 FAI, +1 CON, +1 CHA

Lifespan: Up to 500 years.
Height: 5 to 6.5 feet.
Size: Medium.