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For questions pertaining to entities who have attained "unnatural" life after death (as opposed to "true" life such as via resurrection). An undead character is a character who was dead, and is now animated but not truly living. The exact nature of undeath varies widely between systems, but the undead themselves are common to myriad genres and settings.
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Can a prisoner invite a vampire into his cell?
It Depends. Probably not usefully.
Preliminaries:
As stated, the rule requires an invitation from an occupant before the vampire may enter a residence. (It says nothing about entering other spaces.) S …
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