Spurned

The Spurned are undead souls cursed by Odath to be forever separated from the cycle of life and death. Bound by Odath to Orn for eternity, these anguished souls despise the living for what they have and the dead for what they are denied. Some of the Spurned have found new purpose in their state and attempt to remain active in the world.

All undead creatures that possess free will and the memories and personalities they possessed while alive are considered spurned and are treated as follows.

Spurned in D&D 5E
* each time this ability is gained, select one of the Spurned's Damage Resistances. This changes to Immunity.
 * Bound - At the time that the Spurned is created, it is bound to a place, an object, or the scion of a bloodline. It may only act within the limitations of its form within 500 feet of this bond. Should this bond be destroyed, the Spurned is also irrevocably destroyed.
 * Eternal - A spurned can only be truly destroyed if you destroy their bond. If they suffer enough damage to be rendered inert of dispersed, the Spurned will reform completely restored within 1 to 4 days. The exact manner of restoration depends on the specific nature of the Spurned and its curse.
 * Eminence - As the years pass and a Spurned remains longer in Orn, consuming the natural world, it acquires more and more power. After the passage of sufficient years, the Spurned will advance to the next tier of Eminence, gaining the appropriate changes. Changes are additive

Spurned in Pathfinder
"Spurned" is an acquired template that must be applied to any undead possessing an Intelligence score of 10 or more. They function exactly as the base creature, except as follows