Category:Anabasis spellbook - Revision history

TK-421 at 18:32, 20 July 2020

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	...or Orpheus, because that happens sometimes too.		...or Orpheus, because that happens sometimes too.

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TK-421 at 23:05, 17 July 2020

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	A spellbook for [[Redeemed]] [[Necromancer\|Necromancer]]s. Is a unique Holy sorcery; a two-way mix of Holy plus either Lunar or Elemental magic.		A spellbook for [[Redeemed]] [[Necromancer\|Necromancer]]s. Is a unique Holy sorcery; a two-way mix of Holy plus either Lunar or Elemental magic.<br>
			'''You must be in the state of Redemption to use these spells.'''


	Anabasis is best bet understood as the opposite of katabasis, which among other things has the mythological assocation of a hero or deity's descent into the Underworld.		Anabasis is best bet understood as the opposite of katabasis, which among other things has the mythological assocation of a hero or deity's descent into the Underworld.

TK-421 at 02:50, 9 July 2020

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	A spellbook for [[Redeemed]] [[Necromancer\|Necromancer]]s.		A spellbook for [[Redeemed]] [[Necromancer\|Necromancer]]s. Is a unique Holy sorcery; a two-way mix of Holy plus either Lunar or Elemental magic.

	Anabasis is best bet understood as the opposite of katabasis, which among other things has the mythological assocation of a hero or deity's descent into the Underworld.		Anabasis is best bet understood as the opposite of katabasis, which among other things has the mythological assocation of a hero or deity's descent into the Underworld.

TK-421 at 22:28, 6 July 2020

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TK-421 at 22:27, 6 July 2020

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TK-421 at 05:16, 4 July 2020

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	A ~~planned~~ spellbook for [[Redeemed]] [[Necromancer\|Necromancer]]s.		A spellbook for [[Redeemed]] [[Necromancer\|Necromancer]]s.


	Anabasis is best bet understood as the opposite of katabasis, which among other things has the mythological assocation of a hero or deity's descent into the Underworld.		Anabasis is best bet understood as the opposite of katabasis, which among other things has the mythological assocation of a hero or deity's descent into the Underworld.

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A planned spellbook for [[Redeemed]] [[Necromancer|Necromancer]]s.

Anabasis is best bet understood as the opposite of katabasis, which among other things has the mythological assocation of a hero or deity's descent into the Underworld.

If katabasis is the mythical descent, anabasis is the ascent from the underworld at the conclusion of the quest, like Hercules on his 12th labor, or Persephone in the spring...

...or Orpheus, because that happens sometimes too.

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