I mean, there are pieces of horror media which make effective horror under daylight, like Midsommar or This House Has People in It, or some that happen during day time but with bad weather like Nobody Lives Under The Lighthouse. But I would say it's harder to pull off than a horror in a dark scene.

The Sabbath can range from religious fundamentalists to people whom see themselves as the true descendants of the first anarch revolt, but the regardless of that, 99% of all vampiric society in WoD, including the Camarilla, Anarchs and Independents, see themselves as superior to humanity.

Vlaakith from D&D lore only comes to mind. Also in my world building project one of the big bads is a girl lich.

Yes it was, the trilogy in general was an allegory for or inspired by post-9/11 America and the war on terror but on the view that everything America did was good and righteous, including mass surveillance to protect against "terrorist threats".

The original film is not even a decade old and they're already doing a "REMAKE" of it? There has to be something going on, a tax break or something

Well, my question was more if you were going to simply create the setting and basic content to adapt it to D&D 5e or were you going to do more system-based changes (aka, mechanics, gameplay, classes, etc.).

Exactly what parts would you be creating in the process?

My condolences.

Look, I don't dislike current Karlach but this older version of her face looks more unique and stands out more.

Wait, is this how she looked like before!? I FEEL ROBBED!