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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Norfleet" data-source="post: 1339666" data-attributes="member: 11581">Well, undead which are not able to flee from the turner, in this case, by virtue of being the turner, will cower. This cowering process, obviously, compacts the cowerer into a more cowering position. Try it.Of course, this is supposed to break the turning, since the turner has now continued to approach the turnee. Of course, it's entirely possible that doing this will create a divide-by-zero error, which can either crash the universe, forcing the game to be restored to its last save point, or create a black hole, because black holes are where God divided by zero. The consequences of this range from potentially exploitive, to simply unpleasant for the turner, and maybe his entire party. Being turned into a black hole is somewhat similar to being sucked into a sphere of annihilation, being that a sphere of annihilation is probably just a black hole equipped with a magical shield to prevent it from sucking everything in, such as the atmosphere. Either way, the ensuing mess will require a True Resurrection to fix, and then you won't have to worry about the cleric being undead anymore.</blockquote>