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Synthetic Creation sees special attention at the hands of the [[:Category:Philosophers of the Knife|Philosophers]]. While their scientific studies progressed, false starts or simple expediency led them to create magic that was either useless for the Great Work, but still useful to them personally, or magic that aided their experiments.<ref>[[Post:Books of Necromancy - 2/3/2009 - 21:33:14]]</ref> |
Synthetic Creation sees special attention at the hands of the [[:Category:Philosophers of the Knife|Philosophers]]. While their scientific studies progressed, false starts or simple expediency led them to create magic that was either useless for the Great Work, but still useful to them personally, or magic that aided their experiments.<ref>[[Post:Books of Necromancy - 2/3/2009 - 21:33:14]]</ref> |
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Revision as of 21:14, 11 February 2012
All forms of mana share the ability to conjure energy and matter, something that the Necromancers are not above exploiting. Synthetic Creation focuses on the creation of inanimate and unnatural forces and material. Stories tell of Necromancers flaying the skin off their victims with a glance, or conjuring flesh-eating acid to wash a prized skeleton clean of its mortal detritus.
Synthetic Creation sees special attention at the hands of the Philosophers. While their scientific studies progressed, false starts or simple expediency led them to create magic that was either useless for the Great Work, but still useful to them personally, or magic that aided their experiments.[1]
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