Q 73

Ash Doom disease
Quote Originally Posted by The Sinister Spire
Ash doom's supernatural nature allows it to affect corporeal undead and some living creatures that are normally immune to disease (such as some paladins) and ability damage, although such creatures receive a +4 bonus on their saving throws.
The question is: if it able to affect Undead and living creatures which are immune, then would it be able to affect ordinary corpses (i. e. dead creatures) too?


Q 74

Draconian, Sivak
Quote Originally Posted by Dragonlance Campaign Setting
When a male sivak dies, it changes shape, assuming the form of the humanoid being that killed it. This death shape
lasts for three days, and then the entire body decomposes into black soot. If the sivak's slayer is larger than the sivak or not humanoid, the sivak instead bursts into flame, dealing 2d4 points of fire damage to all creatures within a 10-foot radius (DC 17 Reflex save negates).
When a female sivak dies, it bursts into flames, dealing 2d4 points of fire damage to all creatures within a 10-foot radius (DC 17 Reflex save negates).
What would happen if dead male sivak withing the aforementioned three days would be resurrected? Or animated as Undead?