If a vampire cop can enter with a warrant, then a vampire count would be able to enter any residence in their county, right? Pretty sure that's not how that works.

What happens if a vampire declares a microstate that includes your house? What's to stop any vampire from declaring themselves emperor of the world and disregarding the rule entirely?

Iirc there's a scene in the original Dracula book where Renfield invites him in while a patient at an asylum, where he didn't have ownership or legal authority.

Has to be "of the household" by Dracula rules.

[–] BanMeFromPosting@hexbear.net 4 points 20 hours ago* (last edited 20 hours ago)

Bram stokers Dracula is such a fun read. Starts out with the worlds most oblivious Englishman, ends with a party consisting of a mad doctor in charge of an insane asylum, a gun toting Yankee, a Dutchman wrapped in garlic, a power couple and I think one guy more?