We have a party member in Pathfinder get bitten on purpose where the rest of the party didn't see, so he turned into a vampire and nobody knows in-game. He is pretty much planing on turning the whole party into his slaves, and I wanted to know if there is a way to stop him.
He has left a trail of proof of being a vampire in the past two cities we have been in but covers his tracks well, so without meta-gaming I was thinking of doing something that protects my character against vampires since there is a vampire problem in the last two cities.
My character is a sorcerer. Any suggestions on what to do or should the party and I prepare to lose our characters?
Best Answer
This is a player problem, not a game problem
Specifically, this guy is probably being a jerk. His actions are not merely negative, but would completely remove any player agency that isn't his. In other words, it would become a one-player game. There isn't a problem with backstabbing games and characters, assuming it's within the expectations of your table, but this goes beyond that. This is a campaign-ender if he pulls it off, and even if you do stop him it raises the question why the player attempt such a thing.
I would definitely talk to him and the DM about it, as well as the other players.
Mental Protection
Assuming your character is aware of the dominate abilities of vampires, you should have a number of ways to prevent it.