They're fast, faster than you can imagine, don't look away and don't blink. Blink and you're dead.
this post was submitted on 15 Jan 2025
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The statement is more of a ritual appliance. I think the intent is key.
Yes. This happened to my cousin Ronny. He's undead now.
Vampires and humans are not known for enforcing laws against each other. Stake it before you get eaten rule. Eat then deny you were not invited in rule.
I'm not sure there is "binding magical power" in the food's words, and if not, it's not worth considering the food's words. Not much recent history of "magical god intervention" stopping rule breaking, and there would need to be a "magical human+vampire governing interventionist god" there to supervise all interactions.
This is vampire propaganda.
You're already at their mercy if they are talking to you.
Similar question, what if you retract the invite after they've already entered the home?