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Lots here suggesting you do the Luigi thing.
If you're not game for that, I suggest playing videogames. I'm sure there has to be at least one about vampire hunting
Witcher 3: Blood and Wine
I am down for Luigi-type things but I'm just starting to gear up w organizing irl so that'll prob be a while
In terms of games, it feels like every game wants you to be the vampire and not many want you to be the hunter, which is a shame
The problem with vampire hunting games is they typically involve other themes in addition to vampire hunting. But if you're cool with that, then The Witcher franchise might scratch the itch. I'm pretty sure the Blood and Wine expansion is vampire heavy.
I will consider this, thank you
Castlevania? There are a few in the series were you play as Alucard, but mostly you're human fighting vamps.
There is a remastered Legacy of Kain Defiance that came out this year. Maybe playing as a vampire will make him not so angry toward them.