Vampire Life Cannibal Vampire: How to Become Cannibal Raised
Vampire Life's Cannibal Vampire variant appears in-game as 'Cannibal Raised.' Get the reported steps to become one, the level-reset cost, and what remains undocumented.
Quick answer
The 'Cannibal Vampire' variant in Vampire Life shows up in-game as 'Cannibal Raised' — described as a stronger version of a standard vampire. To become one, start as a human, get bitten or infected by an existing Cannibal Raised vampire, then drink a human's blood while still human. The transformation resets your level.
- Path: be human → take a bite or blood infection from a Cannibal Raised vampire → drink a human's blood
- Cost: becoming Cannibal Raised resets your level
- Name note: the in-game label is 'Cannibal Raised' — 'Cannibal Vampire' is the search name for the same state
- Limits: no stat values, ability list, or distinct Cannibal Raised feeding rules are documented
How to become Cannibal Raised
The acquisition method below is player-reported rather than developer-documented, so treat it as the working method and recheck each step in-game after any path or feeding update.
Redeem steps
- Start as a human
You have to be human if you want to be Cannibal Raised — the transformation starts from the human state.
- Get bitten or infected by a Cannibal Raised vampire
Find a player who is already Cannibal Raised and have them bite you or infect you with their blood.
- Drink a human's blood while still human
Drinking a human's blood triggers the transformation, after which you become Cannibal Raised.
- Respawn and confirm the result
After the transformation the character dies and respawns, and is then visibly Cannibal Raised — the respawn took place at the vampire castle.
What the transformation changes — and what it doesn't
Becoming Cannibal Raised carries one explicit progression warning: "It also resets your level, so be careful." That level reset is the only progression consequence attached to the transformation — no level requirement, XP rate, cure, or revert method for the variant is documented.
Beyond the transformation trigger itself, no distinct Cannibal Raised feeding rules are documented either: there are no confirmed differences in feeding targets, restrictions, or amounts compared to a standard vampire, and no stat, health, damage, or ability values for the variant. The "stronger version of a vampire" description currently comes without any numbers. If you need exact feeding behavior or stats, check them in-game after transforming — and recheck both after any path or feeding update.