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| Re: bleeders and blood based magic in general · on 10/24/2010 7:58:51 PM | 2019 |
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| >>Judging by the message you get when you cast a spell requiring Cut without it, it seems there is a difference between normal blood and thanatologically drawn blood.
Thanatology is big on occult ritual. Back to the whole "What make a ritual knife work but a kitchen knife not?" It's entirely possible Necromancers will gain more leeway if they can learn more about the nature of thanatology, but at the baseline level you cannot substitute a battle wound for a ritualized cut anymore than you can substitute in a battle axe for a ritual knife. | |
| This message was originally posted in The Necromancers (26) \ Suggestions - Necromancers (8), by DR-ARMIFER on the play.net forums. | |