Dhampyre

Definition
Dhamyre is a prophesised vampire-werewolf hybrid

About
Dhampyre's are vampire-werewolf hybrids that are said to be almost double the strength of any Kruv or Sarka vampire combined with the strength of an entire wolf pack. They are a feared creature due to their seemingly unending supply of strength and power they are said to have, they do not need to drink blood or shift constantly to survive. They are vampires in their 'human' form but can also change into a wolf if they please, they have no restrictions on them like normal vampires do nor do they have to abide by the werewolf laws.

They are technically not a recognised species by the Calypso due to the lack of evidence that they exist but within the wolf communities you'll find that the term dhampyre is very well a real, and dangerous threat.

History
Dhampyre's are extremely popular within Native American tribes from a prophecy that is said to occur every five hundred years to test out the newer generations of Alpha's in the remaining tribe wolf packs. They were supposedly sent as a test to keep the Alphas in check and on their toes in the case that they ever went up against such a powerful and dangerous threat that they would be experienced in a battle with odds stacksed against them.

There are conspiracy theories about them, multiple alleged sightings and hundreds of old wives tales on the cross species. Some believe and others don't, and still even now they are only regarded as simply legends and stories. Many chiefs, pack Alphas and tribes people like to blame the Dhampyre for unexplained attacks or slains of the werewolf community; and others seek reasonable explanations like Sarka vampires--though highly dishonorable way to go, were killed by simple bloodsuckers.

The last alleged sighting of one was back in 1982 when Billy Adakai was witness to a vampire he was hunting, then shifted into wolf form to throw off the master hunter--which worked. Since Billy was the only one to witness this people are still on the fence about it despite his reputation and authority as the King.