The class includes many things reminiscent of the game, subweapons, a relic weapon to emulate the Vampire Killer, and subclasses emulating the different characters, the Traditional Arts for the Belmonts, the Witchcraft Arts for magic users in general, specially Alucard, and the Devil Forgemaster, for Hector. Everything else was inspiration and help from the PHB (you'll see I used many of the original classes as a base, to the point one of the issues may be it doesn't separate itself from those in mechanics) and the DMG. To create the class I used this class creation guide to start off.

I wanted a one way to get that Castlevania vampire hunter character. I love 5e and I'm a Castlevania fan, so I always fantasized playing a character like the ones in Castlevania (specially a Belmont) in D&D, but not through original classes and multiclassing and pursuing some presitge classes. Thus the struggle between Dracula and God is an infinite cycle.Hello, I'm new to this forum, and I registered just recently to get some feedback on this class I've been working on for a while with the help of a friend of mine. As such, Dracula is also eternal, unable to be permanently defeated. His extreme hatred for God caused him to seek immortality and grow into a being with power to rival God. Going back to Dracula, his entire existence is portrayed as the opposition of God. Light and Dark are at a constant opposition, yet both produce each other, therefore both need each other to exist. However, you find out many years prior, that Warriors of Darkness were similarly sent to save the world from being swallowed by the Light. As an external example, if anyone ever cared to play Final Fantasy III, or know the story to it, you find yourself playing as the Warriors of Light to stop the Cloud of Darkness from engulfing the world. In one age, that which is considered Light is good and holy, and in the next, the ideas and symbols associated with the Dark in the prior age are now sacred. Time constantly flip flops between two extremes.

In the concept of infinity, everything moves in a constant cycle.

The concept of Yin and Yang is also present, as that is a constant in the entirety of the Crest, but here it brings to me an odd thought. They are each in the shape of infinity, and also are devouring the tail of the other, which is an altered version of the Ouroboros symbol, again referencing infinity and eternity. The Dragons at the bottom are rather interesting.

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