Residential Protection

Residential Protection
Sookie Stackhouse (True Blood) reinstates her house's protection by rescinding Bill's invitation to her home.
Power/Ability to:	Protect one's home.

The power to protect one's home from threats. Sub-power of Home Manipulation. Variation of Protection.

Also Called

• Home Protection

Capabilities

The user is able to protect homes and other such private residences from forced entry. This varies from a barrier preventing them from actually entering, or being burned and repelled on contact.

Applications

• Access Denial
• Entry Negation
• Force-Field Generation

Associations

• Home Manipulation
• Invitation Requirement
• Penetration & Protection
• Residence Manipulation

Limitations

• Protection is generally revoked if outside sources are outright invited in.
• May be limited to certain beings, such as vampires.
• Invitation Bypassing nullifies variants of this reliant on an invitation as opposed to conditions like the user's will or a complete rejection of certain species.

Known Users

• Jake (Adventure Time); via House Mimicry
• Users of the revoke invitation ritual (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
• Uncle (Jackie Chan Adventures)
• Various characters (True Blood)

Gallery

By morphing into a home, Jake (Adventure Time) grants residential protection, preventing the Hierophant from entering without an invitation...

...and burning him alive once he's forced in without one.

Willow Rosenberg and Tara Maclay (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) can use the revoke invitation ritual to reinstate a private residence's protection against vampires...

...such as Angel...

...and Spike.