Take the 2-minute tour ×  I have an upper level NPC druid that I
plan on killing and then making undead, along with his animal
companion.  1) Do the rules allow the undead animal companion in
this situation? (If so does it require a feat & are there any
negative consequences to the companion?)  2) Do his druidic
abilities & spells continue to function the same? (Alignment
will shift to NE so the neutral requirement will be met)  3) If
he has a feat that is no longer compatible/allowed/etc can I
convert it to another feat of my choice or is it simply "lost"
4) Does he lose a level as if resurrected? (I don't think so but
I need reassurance)  Edit: I originally used the VERB animate
when describing the druid becoming undead..I did not mean to
infer by the spell "Animate undead". I'm trying to make him
undead in a way that maintains all his abilities/feats/stats
(-con ofcourse)/etc.  share|improve this question An aside: You
might want to look at the Blighter prestige class in Complete
Divine. It's got a "falle