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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ninja-to" data-source="post: 5122423" data-attributes="member: 19551">Thanks for claryfiying. To be honest I thought it would be somewhat common knowledge. I expected I was overlooking something obvious so just pulled the bare essential quotes thinking someone would be able to point it out easily. Seems like it wasn't that straightforward...!Btw, I'm pretty sure the 'entity' searches Soth for his soul and is disappointed when she doesn't find it. Soth laughs and leaves the scene. Something to that effect.And by the way I think it finally clicked in my small mind. What confused me was, as I was thinking 'construct' at the time, I was imagining a golem of the type that is made up of disembodied limbs etc. Not an iron golem for example. I can totally understand why an Iron Golem wouldn't become undead (but admittedly, a flesh golem makes it a bit more of a stretch). Iron Golem = Machine. Can't have an undead machine. So I get that. I was just thinking of 'sentient' constructs... why not? And the two quotes just seemed to be complete opposite.Anyway I think I have it now (maybe). Thanks guys.</blockquote>