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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Infiniti2000" data-source="post: 2877080" data-attributes="member: 31734">True Resurrection does not do anything to an undead creature.  Like resurrection, the undead creature must be destroyed first before he is resurrected.If the DM assigns the undead creature experience, then I see no reason why it does not retain that experience.  I'd have a question about assigning the experience to begin with, especially something like a vampire spawn which does not advance.  I don't know about a skeleton warrior.Thus, use the rules as is.  The experience is not lost except in the case of resurrection.  Any class levels gained are otherwise retained.  Another problem occurs in the adjudication of the LA while undead.  This is not so easy.  A fighter with enough XP to be level 8 that becomes a vampire has some rules issues to deal with.  Does he need enough XP for level 17 to progress to fighter level 9, due to the LA +8 of vampires?  There is hot debate on that topic.</blockquote>