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I have looked at the half-human-half-vampires a.k.a Dhampirs in the Wikipedia section to find that most of them had mortal mothers and vampire fathers. In history records in Serbia it was said that Serbian women were impregnanted by 'Vampires'

But what if a mortal human male knocked up a vampiress, would that still be the same result, in spite of the genders being reversed?

Edmund Frost
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Vampires are fictional. You make up their characteristics. Vampires, in fiction, have evolvled over time. Try reading Bram Stocker's Dracula so you can see what the original was.

S. Mitchell
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The great thing about writing fiction is that generally you can make it whatever you want. As others have stated, a lot of vampires in fiction are completely different from each other. One of the most successful vampire fiction franchises breaks pretty much all of the old school rules. If you don't like Twilight vampires that's okay. I was just using them as an example of breaking traditional folklore.

Abram Frost
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