maritimo80
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When a 15th level character dies for finger of desth spell and turns zombie, he takes statistics Zombie MM, or the character of the same, or a middle ground between the two?
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D&D 5E Character turned in Zombie !
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ghostofchristmaspast
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Officially, it's up to the DM. See page 282 of the Dungeon Master Guide for the stat changes if your DM is a saint and loves strong zombies with individuality (instead of the generic ones).
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I always use the generic zombie and skeleton statistics regardless of race, class, or level. However, I do let those creatures benefit from weapons and armor worn. I let skeletons be proficient in the weapons; zombies are not proficient with weapons, but sometimes it's a better option for them anyway. Both are proficient in armor.
Further, it is understood that whatever a creature starts with it is proficient in. So if your zombie starts with an axe, then it is probably proficient with axes. However, if it just picks it up off the street, it might not be proficient with axes. I would have to do some digging to find the actual reference in the MM.
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