Does undead count as living?

D&D acknowledges the soul as the seat of identity as well as life, and things that have souls are, generally, alive, while those that do not are not. The biggest category of exception are the undead who, in keeping with folklore, are neither truly dead nor truly alive, trapped in a hellish and unnatural state of being.

Can you polymorph a conjured creature?

Pixies can cast Polymorph once per day. Polymorph replaces your stats with those of the creature you are turned into (except for your personality and alignment) and can turn you into any beast of CR equal or less than your level if you accept the spell.

What happens to a polymorph when it wears off?

If it’s cast on a an unwilling creature to polymorph into a much smaller creature then that small creature is captured and put into , say, an iron chest and locked shut. When the spell wears off is the creature then insta-gibbed in the box as they morph into a space FAR too small to contain them?

Can a dracolich be killed by the undead Beholder?

A Dracolich will retain the abilities of its original form, and it cannot be killed unless the Phylactery is destroyed. If you destroy the original body, it will merely inhabit the remains of another reptilian creature. The undead beholder comes in two flavors here, Zombie and Lich essentially.

How does polymorph work in dungeons and Dragons?

For Polymorph, replace the target’s character sheet or stat block with the new stat block. Non-magical change (i.e. Vampire, Werewolf): does not change creature type as same stat block is used For Wild shape, you retain racial traits, feats, and class features that do not have specific anatomical requirements

How do you change creature type in polymorph?

For Polymorph, replace the target’s character sheet or stat block with the new stat block. Magical change (i.e. Ancient Dragon Shapechange): changes creature type as new stat block is used Non-magical change (i.e. Vampire, Werewolf): does not change creature type as same stat block is used