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|author_name=Destroyer of WhirlsMoomooJoojoo

|lvl5=You gain an ability like a Crusader's Immortal Fortitude called Undying Fortitude, making it It is harder for you to be destroyed by effects or attacks that reduce you to 0 or fewer hit points. If you take such damage, you can make a Fortitude save with a DC equal to your negative hit point total. If you fail this save, you are destroyed as normal. If this save is successful, you are still "un-alive" and kicking, with 1 hit point remaining.

:This provides no protection against effects that slay you without dealing hit point damage, or other effects that petrify, paralyze, and so forth. It also is negated if the killing blow uses positive energy or holy energy.

:You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Charisma Modifier. Using both this and a Crusader's Immortal Fortitude at the same time will trigger this ability first, and only if you fail will you use a Crusader's Immortal Fortitude.

|lvl7=Your uncanny ability to shrug off damage improves as you are able to tap into the secrets of Undeath. If your Undead Fortitude is triggered by either a spell or a melee attack, your mastery over undeath instead absorbs some of the magic and damage. If you beat your Fortitude save by 10 5 or more, you absorb 1050% of the damage inflicted rounded up down as hit points. If you succeed, you weave the powers of voodoo! Your your attacker must make a Will save equal to 15 + 1/2 character level + Charisma Modifier or have the attack or spell reflected back to him, taking 2550% of the damage rounded downup. This effect does not work if the attack or spell is holy, good, radiant, or uses positive energy. If you succeed by 20 10 or more, you also regain one use of Undead Fortitude.

|lvl9=You have no weaknesses. ''Almost'' no weaknesses. You can still use Undying Fortitude to make a Fortitude save even if you are dealt damage by holy, radiant, or positive energy damage, and if you beat the DC by 10 or more you are able to recover a use of Undead FortitudeForititude. However, you take a -10 5 to your check if this type of damage triggers your Undead Fortitude, and you are still not able to absorb nor deflect the damage.