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From the Sin Eater Archetype from UM:
At 1st level, as a free action, when the sin eater inquisitor kills an enemy, she may eat the sins of that enemy by spending 1 minute adjacent to its corpse.
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Eating the enemy’s sins heals the inquisitor of a number of hit points of damage equal to 1d8 + her inquisitor level (maximum +5). The enemy must have been killed by the sin eater within the last hour, and it must have had at least as many Hit Dice as half the inquisitor’s level.
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At 8th level, when a sin eater eats the sins of a creature that would rise as an undead (such as someone slain by a shadow, spectre, or vampire), the sin eater may choose to accept 1 temporary negative level to absorb the taint in the corpse, preventing it from rising as an undead.
So after 8th level, does the sin eater gain the ability to eat the sins of dead beings they didn't slay themselves, or only dead folk slain by shadows/spectres/vampires, or what?
Groan.
I know its been 3 years but any clue on a rules verification on this (other than "Groan.")? Just started playing a Sin-Eater and would love to figure out how this works if you and a vampire have to simultaneously kill a being to accomplish this