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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lolstrider7" data-source="post: 5901279" data-attributes="member: 6693655">Unfortunately, since this is listed under a (Su) ability, it is suppressed in an AMF, and thus is redundant.  The "and just before she dies" clause can never occur in an AMF b/c 1: she's incorporeal (I'll get to that), and 2: the effect of the clause can never activate b/c it's suppressed in an AMF.<a href="http://www.d20srd.org/srd/specialAbilities.htm" target="_blank">Special Abilities :: d20srd.org</a>The reason that the spell AMF references undead is because the monster manual has no non-undead incorporeal creatures.  I believe that the negation of a creature's key defensive ability by a spell designed to negate creature's key defensive abilities might come up, especially when it involves the possible death of said creature.  Call me crazy, but don't adventurers usually like to kill things?  I am misinterpreting nothing.  You say that Fleur dies if the swarms take enough damage.  As long as Fleur has no healing/regeneration/damage prevention, this is true.  However, in the case that she is intelligently played, she will likely have SOME kind of way to heal/prevent damage outside of resting.  She does have an INT of 12 and a WIS of 14 after all.... hell, even a wand of CLW would be sufficient if she had UMD ranks...</blockquote>