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<blockquote data-quote="FiddleSticks96" data-source="post: 5505766" data-attributes="member: 6673096">Keeping in mind that these are unusual circumstances, resulting in half-starvation. Still, there's always the chance that she will be half-starved when some non-evil NPCs walk by her and she fails to control herself. Being undead isn't all fun and games no?That is correct. The portfolio of the deity the Paladin serves includes &quot;Mercy&quot;, among other things. With that in mind, a good-aligned deity who is concerned about being merciful could conceivably show mercy to an undead, or at the very least, be understanding but stern.As for the ring of sustenance, the exact limits of the ring are rather vague, not that there's anything wrong with that; however, because the description says &quot;life-sustaining nourishment&quot;, I have to assume that it provides nourishment that would support LIFE. Undead do not have genuine life, so I treat them as not being benefited by that ring. Though, there is no reason why she couldn't come up with a magic item that temporarily sated, or at least curved, a vampire's craving for blood.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FiddleSticks96, post: 5505766, member: 6673096"] Keeping in mind that these are unusual circumstances, resulting in half-starvation. Still, there's always the chance that she will be half-starved when some non-evil NPCs walk by her and she fails to control herself. Being undead isn't all fun and games no? That is correct. The portfolio of the deity the Paladin serves includes "Mercy", among other things. With that in mind, a good-aligned deity who is concerned about being merciful could conceivably show mercy to an undead, or at the very least, be understanding but stern. As for the ring of sustenance, the exact limits of the ring are rather vague, not that there's anything wrong with that; however, because the description says "life-sustaining nourishment", I have to assume that it provides nourishment that would support LIFE. Undead do not have genuine life, so I treat them as not being benefited by that ring. Though, there is no reason why she couldn't come up with a magic item that temporarily sated, or at least curved, a vampire's craving for blood. [/QUOTE]

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