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Submitted by lifebane on Jun 21st, 2007
Greetings fellow necromancers. I was wandering through the dark halls of our humble community when I noticed something rather annoying. At no point have we made an attempt to show what all the various pets and minions look like. While I do realize that everyone in time will know what the various pets look like, I thought it might be of value for the more novice members of our profession to be able to see what their future holds in regards to pets and minions. For size comparison... [read more]
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Submitted by lifebane on Feb 15th, 2007
Greetings fellow Necromancers. The Graft list project that I was working on previously has been adopted by an eager Necromancer by the name of Kekisha!!! *Cheers and claps loudly* Kekisha has been compiling all grafts into a list and hopes to build it out to include graft cast and recast times, damages, bonuses, etc. Check out the guide and see if there is any graft you know of that isn't listed and send the info over to Kekisha for inclusion in the next updated list when... [read more]
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Submitted by lifebane on Jan 31st, 2007
So you want to play with dead people huh? You know that may be illegal in some villages and towns, but hey, nothing better than a date that never says "NO... or so I hear *ahem* Reanimating the dead... oh yes, we can do that as well. By means of the spell Ritual Animatus (learned at level 14 and upgraded later at level 42) the necromancer is able to reanimate the corpse of those recently deceased. This type of pet is in addition to your normal abomination and Minions and is... [read more]
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Submitted by lifebane on Jan 31st, 2007
Minions you say? Well of course Necromancers have minions, grafted fleshy ones, dead ones, ghost ones, nasty smelly rotting ones... ahh, you mean the three specific types of minions. Why didn't you say that?!? Necromancers can summon additional pets through rituals performed on corpses although these pets are not persistent pets like the abomination and are not as controllable. These pets serve their master for 10 minutes before returning from whence they came. While one... [read more]
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Submitted by lifebane on Jan 31st, 2007
Parts, parts, who's got the parts? Send out your dead! Gotta love being a necromancer, I mean who else dissects their fallen enemies looking for good salvageable parts to use in their monstrous buddy the abomination. These parts are referred to as "grafts" Grafts sound great, but before he outfits his faithful dead minion with these spiffy innards he must first harvest these parts from the dead. The necromancer learns a new ability at level 10 which is called necropsy.... [read more]
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