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|a=DR-ARMIFER
|t=Re: Consent and Accuse
|d=4/8/2011 5:57:34 PM
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|f=The Social Side of DragonRealms (43) \ Conflicts - Strictly Out of Character (7)
|c=r
|p=''>>AFAIK, a Trader, War Mage, heck even Cleric can be a Necromancer in an IC sense. They can [theoretically] study the Philosophy of the Knife (or any other path of Necromancy), practice thanatology, etc. It's more of an OOC mechanics/rules limitation that prevents them from really doing so.''

Anyone with [[Attunement]] can perform Lay {{PRel|Necromancy}}.

The full movement to being a {{PRel|Necromancer}}-with-a-capital-N is a bit more complicated and is incompatible with some of the supernatural forces other guilds use. For example, a Moon Mage could conceivably become a Necromancer-with-a-capital-N (in story terms, not actually in-game), but he would never be both at the same time. The moment his destiny aligns with the Necromancers, the Plane of Probability would abandon him. Empaths disappear. Paladins and Clerics have Fun, and so on.

So possible, but it starts getting messy, complicated and more a matter of story logic than stringent rules.
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