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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scion" data-source="post: 1761716" data-attributes="member: 5777">It says that it makes the save as though it was alive since dead things usually dont get saves (like objects). However, since it has no intelligence it seems doubtful that it would be able to voluntarily forgo its save.Because the spell says so. If the spell didnt say so then it wouldnt have gotten one. Also, it has to say, 'as thought it were alive' because otherwise no one would have any idea what sort of save it would get (like if it said that the corpse gets a save without saying as though it was alive). No copy of the will, no will involved at all.Because it works off of the languages that the creature knew in life. It only gets to use that information so you cant talk with it in a language it didnt know.Easy. Still no will involved.It clearly does not since the animated dead has no intelligence. It merely works in the same way that animated objects work (as they can also follow commands).</blockquote>