Daily reminder all undead are inherently evil and their mere presence means a sickness on reality.
Daily reminder redditors trying to meme "gray necromancy" or "we'll use the skeletons to do the manual labor!" is pure pseduointellectualism or an intentional lie to allow subversive magics into society.
Daily reminder that it is inherently and always morally wrong to defile a corpse of a dead person, even a bad guy or criminal, and twisting it into a meat puppet for the necromancer's sick pleasure is evil.
Daily and eternal reminder that a soul does not belong in a rotting, lifeless corpse and forcing you own soul into one is mental illness and forcing someone else's soul into one is torture.
Daily and eternal reminder that all corpse frickers are diseased and inherently twisted as they view the flesh of a dead person as being more valuable then an actual person- minus their free will, the one aspect that makes a person a person.
Daily and ETERNAL reminder that the only acceptable undead playable character is Sir Daniel from Medievil- this is the only exception to the above rules.
Christian morality doesn't apply to worlds with a pantheon. There is nothing sacred about a body that Christ will not resurrect. I agree it's inherently evil, but that's because the energy used to sustain the meat puppet without constant supply of the caster's power is instead supplied by the person's soul kept in undead torment.
what "redemption"?
death is inevitable, i simply seek to avoid my own consciousness from being devoured by the void of death
i will be alive longer than you
I haven't really seen a necromancer doing good deeds like that, the only times I can remember a necromancer being somewhat good is Diablo.
Any games that have good necromancers like you described?
Man if that happened earlier in Book 3 before Jaania completely lost it she would probably be lording it over the Hero incessantly.
I can't think of a better argument against magic than a random person accidentally opening a random book and suddenly spawning millions of undead.
Not strictly vidya but I play a necromancing Warlock in 5E and it’s a blast. On a technicality I can summon 10 skellies simultaneously, or 5 and basically a miniboss with relevantly helpful stats to the situation. Paladins seething but even smite can’t out-damage 10d6 + 8 scimitars.
Only thing gayer than undeads are dedicated undead hunters. Imagine being like a bandit hunter or something; its more sad than that. These are jobber enemies not life goals. Paladins are fricking stupid and gay too lmao, bro you can do good things and kill bad things without being an edgy christ cuck
It’s actually more disrespectful to a body to leave it to rot just because a soul no longer inhabits it. Respect Mother Nature and her creations and use them to their full potential. We all return to the dust eventually, it’s our duty to the planet to utilize any resource to its absolute final possible use as it crumbles to join the ash
No... I don't think of myself as a necromancer.
Necromancers have always been c**ts, has there even been a "good" lich?
Wasn't the necro campaign in Homm4 based around the guy using his undeath powers to build roads or some shit?
Based and SUPREME Paladin pilled.
Daily reminder all undead are inherently evil and their mere presence means a sickness on reality.
Daily reminder redditors trying to meme "gray necromancy" or "we'll use the skeletons to do the manual labor!" is pure pseduointellectualism or an intentional lie to allow subversive magics into society.
Daily reminder that it is inherently and always morally wrong to defile a corpse of a dead person, even a bad guy or criminal, and twisting it into a meat puppet for the necromancer's sick pleasure is evil.
Daily and eternal reminder that a soul does not belong in a rotting, lifeless corpse and forcing you own soul into one is mental illness and forcing someone else's soul into one is torture.
Daily and eternal reminder that all corpse frickers are diseased and inherently twisted as they view the flesh of a dead person as being more valuable then an actual person- minus their free will, the one aspect that makes a person a person.
Daily and ETERNAL reminder that the only acceptable undead playable character is Sir Daniel from Medievil- this is the only exception to the above rules.
Thank you for listening.
why is daniel an exception?
Christian morality doesn't apply to worlds with a pantheon. There is nothing sacred about a body that Christ will not resurrect. I agree it's inherently evil, but that's because the energy used to sustain the meat puppet without constant supply of the caster's power is instead supplied by the person's soul kept in undead torment.
i am no necromancer
i am something greater
i am a lich
>giving up your only hope for redemption just so you can keep fricking corpses until some paladin sends you to hell where you belong
lame
what "redemption"?
death is inevitable, i simply seek to avoid my own consciousness from being devoured by the void of death
i will be alive longer than you
>Goddess Aqua in the OP
>void of death
lol
lmao
the gods wipe your memory when they reincarnate you in most fantasy settings
that is as good as deleting me
And what if I am?
You smell of old crusty semen troony.
Why the floating cheese?
N-no
>countryside necromancer raising skeletons to plow the fields etc for the downtrodden and famished villagers
>the church thinks this is wrong somehow
I haven't really seen a necromancer doing good deeds like that, the only times I can remember a necromancer being somewhat good is Diablo.
Any games that have good necromancers like you described?
I prefer ghosts not corpses but otherwise yes I always go Necromancer if I can.
Now to be fair artix was responsible for at least one halloween event going wrong so it's not like hating undead gets you a free pass
Man if that happened earlier in Book 3 before Jaania completely lost it she would probably be lording it over the Hero incessantly.
I can't think of a better argument against magic than a random person accidentally opening a random book and suddenly spawning millions of undead.
Not strictly vidya but I play a necromancing Warlock in 5E and it’s a blast. On a technicality I can summon 10 skellies simultaneously, or 5 and basically a miniboss with relevantly helpful stats to the situation. Paladins seething but even smite can’t out-damage 10d6 + 8 scimitars.
>cleric casts Destroy Undead
>all your skellies fail their saves
heh nothing personnel kid
Will they ever make a new Dragon Fable or Adventure Quest game
They made another MMO
No sir I'm just a humble neck romancer.
heh
I only use the dead for divination I swear
Maybe
Only thing gayer than undeads are dedicated undead hunters. Imagine being like a bandit hunter or something; its more sad than that. These are jobber enemies not life goals. Paladins are fricking stupid and gay too lmao, bro you can do good things and kill bad things without being an edgy christ cuck
It’s actually more disrespectful to a body to leave it to rot just because a soul no longer inhabits it. Respect Mother Nature and her creations and use them to their full potential. We all return to the dust eventually, it’s our duty to the planet to utilize any resource to its absolute final possible use as it crumbles to join the ash
What's Artix up to these days