** Werewolf 20th's attitude to SSS is rather more sympathetic than it's previously been; if players want to be one of the Lost Tribes or Lost Breeds, fair enough. It may not be what the writers would do, but it's your story.
** In the TabletopGame/OldWorldOfDarkness setting, the bane of gamemasters everywhere was any player who wanted to play an ''Abomination'' (a werewolf who survived being turned into a vampire, ending up as a shapeshifting, blood drinking, {{angst}}-filled killing machine with the magic powers of both species), or a ''Skin Dancer'' (a werewolf kinfolk who after ritually killing a bunch of were-creatures then turns himself into such a werecreature), or an awakened mage who is also a fairie changeling ''and'' a dhampir ''and'' a ghoul (a human minion of a vampire who drinks vampire blood and gains limited immortality and vampiric powers from it).
*** The fact that a published series of adventures had a character approximately this obnoxious (the infamous Samuel Haight) certainly didn't help. For Werewolf 20th, they dumped all of the crossover stuff Haight had got loaded with and kept him a Skin Dancer.

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* The NewWorldOfDarkness flat-out makes hybrids of any kind explicitly impossible, though some creatures can be thematic hybrids. Hilariously, the only real way to become something resembling such a hybrid would make your character a CosmicPlaything; a [[TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil hunter]] turned into a [[WerewolfTheForsaken werewolf]], who dies and has his corpse made into a [[PrometheanTheCreated Promethean]], becomes human and gets turned into a [[VampireTheRequiem vampire]], reaches Golconda and becomes human again, then getting an epiphany and awakening as a [[MageTheAwakening Mage]], somehow having the awakened soul put to sleep by being kidnapped to {{Arcadia}} by the True Fae and turned into a [[TabletopGame/ChangelingTheLost Changeling]], getting killed '''''yet again''''' and then coming back as a [[TabletopGame/GeistTheSinEaters Sin Eater]] with a Geist... but, through all that, the character would still only ever be one type of supernatural at a time. And probably very, ''very'' confused.

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* The TabletopGame/NewWorldOfDarkness flat-out makes hybrids of any kind explicitly impossible, though some creatures can be thematic hybrids. Hilariously, the only real way to become something resembling such a hybrid would make your character a CosmicPlaything; a [[TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil hunter]] turned into a [[TabletopGame/WerewolfTheForsaken werewolf]], who dies and has his corpse made into a [[TabletopGame/PrometheanTheCreated Promethean]], becomes human and gets turned into a [[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem vampire]], reaches Golconda and becomes human again, then getting an epiphany and awakening as a [[TabletopGame/MageTheAwakening Mage]], somehow having the awakened soul put to sleep by being kidnapped to {{Arcadia}} by the True Fae and turned into a [[TabletopGame/ChangelingTheLost Changeling]], getting killed '''''yet again''''' and then coming back as a [[TabletopGame/GeistTheSinEaters Sin Eater]] with a Geist... but, through all that, the character would still only ever be one type of supernatural at a time. And probably very, ''very'' confused.
** To have this character be a [[TabletopGame/MummyTheCurse mummy]] as well, all of this either needs to happen six thousand years ago, or the luckless corpse becomes the new body of a mummy who's lost their original.

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