Necromancy

Pending Addition

Note: This page is not approved for gameplay use at this time, and is currently under construction

Custom Writeup

As there is no official necromancy writeup yet, we currently use the necromancy system from, "The Book of Bone and Ebony"
along with its Necrosurgery system. Additional house rules are in use as listed on this page, and the arcanoi system
is currently under review; no other sections from the Book of Bone and Ebony are in use.

Charms

For the sake of consistency based on what little we've seen in previews, the circles of necromancy we're using on the MUSH will be referred to as Ivory, Shadow, and Void
for the first, second, and third circles of necromancy respectively.

Spells

Due to some common spells getting updated after the Book of Bone and Ebony was written,
some are replaced with updated versions or mechanics.

Control Spells

Spells which confer an additional solely negative effect when selected as a control spell by necromancers
such as Corrupted Words, and spells with negative effects which are easily separated from the main effect
such as Blessed Dead Fools no longer confer that disadvantage. Spells which confer a mechanical tradeoff
such as Assassin's Fatal Touch are wholly under the control of the sorcerer or necromancer. Theme tradeoffs
remain unaffected.

Shadowlands Circle

Armor of Blood and Bone

Replaced with the spell, "Panoply of Blood and Bone" which merges the effects of both this and Blade of Blood and Bone.
Only one piece of armor or one weapon may receive the control benefit of this spell per necromancer.
Each piece of equipment must be created by a separate casting, except in the case of paired weapons.

Blade of Blood and Bone

See previous house rule, this spell is replaced by Panoply of Blood and Bone.

Blood Lash

Please use the version found on Lunars: Fangs at the Gate page 311. While this spell
is available to both sorcerers and necromancers, it lacks the Blood Magic keyword
as it already costs health to cast.

Death Flies Two Sails

Please use the mechanics of Floral Ferry on Dragon-Blooded: What Fire Has Wrought page 310.
The appearance of this spell remains the same, and its powers are likewise given a deathly appearance.
Finally, this spell no longer has the Shadow keyword as it only fades after its journey is complete.