I was originally put-off by the (respectfully) uncanny art, but after cracking open the pamphlet to try it out I found a bunch of reasonable, concise, and interesting rules!
The description doesn't do a great job at mentioning them, but there's a great flowchart for vampiric powers, a custom panic table, rules for hunger and vampiric weaknesses, and a ton of appropriately bloodthirsty items, loadouts, statblocks, and optional rules/fiction!
TBH, I feel like you could easily expand this into more "plug-and-play features".
If nothing else I like the concept of this one so much because it's such a good way to have an in-universe cover for when there's a blatant solution but someone's just short a tool, when you want to remind players that rest/food/water exist but not to arbitrarily say they starve, and because I can always say "oh, it just so happens you missed a button that has just what you need". Other small features or cool plug-ins to distract players who are going through a module too fast would be more than welcome.
A real fun pamphlet for a creative little addition to any session, just light enough that it's a welcome relief but not so silly that it'll ruin the tension when it appears.
Though for the love of The Company I'll gladly buy ten community copies if it meant we got a version of of this all on base D5/D10 so there wasn't a need to slip into a different set of dice for two tables of a single pamphlet.
It's such a quality module that I really don't have any further feedback than "there's an obvious lack of more of it."
The great characterization of the threat, explicit pay-outs and consequences for the mission, and fun background threat that interestingly shifts the balance of play go above and beyond most other modules, let alone pamphlets!
What an absolutely terrific module! Despite being so compact, this module it outright dripping with personality and was a blast to play for a session where I didn't have enough time to prep something more expansive.
My only puny complaint is that on the player maps from the Download Pack, the "Loading Zone" is incorrectly labelled as the "Loading Bay", which caused a small amount of confusion when I was reading out the area as written in my pamphlet.
