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# TVD Vampirism (NeoForge 1.21.1)

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ThisTVD Vampirism is an addon for TeamLapen's Vampirism mod. As the name suggests, the mod offersadds youcontent arelated highlyto configurable, realisticThe andVampire easy-to-use economy system, written with performance and scalability in mind!Diaries.

This documentation aims to help both server players and admins to fully use and utilize this mod as intended and understand its mechanics.

## Quick Overview

The core features of this mod include 4 new species:

* Augustine Vampires
* Hybrids
* Original Vampires
* Original Hybrids

All of these species come with their own gameplay specialities, custom skills and unique features. You can read everything about the mod and how to use it here.


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