Clanbook Chupacabra is a short entry (23 pags) into the Storyteller's Vault. It's based on the interesting premise of a Puerto Rican bloodline, the Chupacabra. I'd really like to see a revised edition to fully realize the potential of the writer's concept. The writer should consider finding an editor to help them polish their product. I'd also recommend revamping the signature discipline, Miasma, and the bloodline's flaw. I'm not sure I understand the mechanics of Miasma's levels, and the flaw is too punitive. I'll happily update my review if there is a revised edition.

The book contains some interesting new concepts about a very non human clan. Its well worth the read. That being said, there are numerous formating errors in both pdf versions that were availible to be downloaded. Chapter names don't correspond to the table of contents.

Clanbook Chupacabra is a relatively short book providing details of the rare Puerto Rican vampire bloodline, the Chupacabra. Animalistic, strange feeding habits and a unique discipline called Miasma are their particular hallmarks. This is an enjoyable read and I can see me using this bloodline in chronicles. I have done a longer review on my website outlling what I felt were this book's strengths and some areas that I personally would do differently (and credit to the writer, he took my criticisms well and is perhaps including some of my suggestions in his revised edition). Click the following hyperlink for my Clanbook Chupacabra Review