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There's also the upside that Duiran and Enorian now have distinct roleplay.

I think you could get there without using a class to do it.

@Tetchta

Me: Duiran will be playing 1 less class than everyone else in the game.
You: Just go to Enorian.

Me: How will that effect standalone combat events?
You: Sucks to suck.

I don't disagree with what you elaborated by the way, in a RP game not every class's flavor for every character. But that is hardly related to my feedback, which was: "Mechanical accessibility for every org is possible, and the roleplay could have accomodated that better."

Your response after 2 memes was:
"Roleplay shouldn't need to."

You are looking at what I am saying from a fully immersed, second-life roleplay game angle, whereas I am talking about completely mechanical objective advantages. So we are honestly, not really set to discuss this more constructively. To finalize my thoughts in your perspective, technically Akkari is still a Spirit class, and mechanically it is still available to Duiran players. So as far fetched as it is, maybe in 900 game years, RP will lead for the class to not be borderline taboo, who knows.

No other city faces something similar.

Spines is basically in the same situation - there is extremely minimal vampire population. Not explicitly outlawed, sure, but this is pretty close to parity between the tethers.

In fact, one Spirean guild had explicitly outlawed Vampirism in relatively recent history (see: Ati). Pretty sure that isn't a law now, but it has happened in the past.

I didn't know that, thanks. But yeah, I do know Spines has people that can actively use Praenomen at the moment. So how that RP goes for them is their business. But mechanically they still utilize the class. So maybe we will see Akkari represented in Duiran in similar scale, then. As an unwelcome minority. That's my entire point.