Undead vs Green Slime

[Cylerist]

If undead are immune to physical ability damage, does this mean that green slime will not dissolve them since it causes Con. damage?

[Shadewest]

Cylerist wrote:

If undead are immune to physical ability damage, does this mean that green slime will not dissolve them since it causes Con. damage?

PRD wrote:

Green slime devours flesh and organic materials on contact and is even capable of dissolving metal.

Undead may not have a Con score, but corporeal undead are most definitely organic material. Therefore, I would default to this:

PRD wrote:

Against wood or metal, green slime deals 2d6 points of damage per round, ignoring metal's hardness but not that of wood. It does not harm stone.

[Rezdave]

Alternately, assess HP damage each round comparable to what a creature of similar HD would suffer from CON-loss but with no other effects.

This means 1d6 * HD/2 damage in hit points per round of contact, but obviously affects only corporeal undead.

HTH,

Rez

[Mikaze]

You have to decide whether or not you think undead flesh and bone, beind negatively charged, will be affected the same way as living or dead flesh. If you do, I support Shadewest's approach, although the resulting slime they turn into might have some unusual properties...

[jjaamm]

could not incoporial's just float above it? havnt checked all them but just seems like something they could do.