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+ | ====Death Magic==== | ||
+ | Death Magic, often called necromancer, | ||
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+ | The [[aura]] color typically associated with Death Magic is <color # | ||
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+ | ==Undead== | ||
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+ | The most well-known necromantic ability is the creation of undead. Corpses can be reanimated into different types of undead. The spirits of the dead can be called back into the [[Material Plane]] as ghosts, although this ability is often also grouped under [[Soul Magic]]. | ||
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+ | A powerful necromancer can even turn themselves into a member of the undead through specific preparations and rituals, and many eventually attempt to do so in order to avoid slipping away into the death they have so often worked with through their lives. | ||
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+ | ==Curses== | ||
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+ | Various negative debilitating effects also fall under Death Magic. A necromancer can cause decay in flesh, wilt plants, and rot wood. In a less extreme sense, a necromancer can also merely cause weakness and fatigue, which is easier to do while under attack. However, an extremely powerful necromancer may even be capable of instantly causing the death of a victim. | ||
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