Post/Author/DateTime	Post
AndyJames 04-23-08, 07:01 PM	It says that you lose all types and subtypes pertaining to alignment and *kind*. What does "kind" mean? Does, say, the Fire subtype count as "kind"?
Shadowhowler 04-23-08, 09:04 PM	It says that you lose all types and subtypes pertaining to alignment and *kind*. What does "kind" mean? Does, say, the Fire subtype count as "kind"? 'Kind', I belive, refers to your clasification. Humanoid, Mosterous Humanoid, Animal, Outsider, Whatever.
HernetheHunter 04-24-08, 02:20 AM	From the Monster Manual p. 225 "The creature’s type changes to undead. It retains any subtype except for alignment subtypes (such as good) and subtypes that indicate kind (such as goblinoid or reptilian). It does not gain the augmented subtype. It uses all the base creature’s statistics and special abilities except as noted here."
M-bark 04-24-08, 03:47 PM	It is as Herne says. "Fire" is an elemental subtype. "Good" is an alignment subtype. "Elf", "Dwarf", "Human" and "Gnoll" are kind subtypes. Only humanoids have kind subtypes.
AndyJames 04-27-08, 07:23 PM	Thanks, guys. That means a Fire Giant skeleton is immune fire and cold. Nifty :)
ciaran 04-29-08, 08:46 PM	And Negative Energy. ;)
ciaran 04-29-08, 08:46 PM	And damage from Negative Energy. ;)