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|p=To clear things up -- According to the {{PRel|Philosophers of the Knife|Philosophy of the Knife}}, demonic necromancy is something to be avoided as much as dealing with the gods. That's the realm of perversion, the backwards and ignorant ways practiced by necromancers of old, and inevitably leads to a situation such as what happened with [[Lyras]].
|p=To clear things up -- According to the {{PRel|Philosophers of the Knife|Philosophy of the Knife}}, demonic necromancy is something to be avoided as much as dealing with the gods. That's the realm of perversion, the backwards and ignorant ways practiced by necromancers of old, and inevitably leads to a situation such as what happened with [[Lyras]].


Science and the careful study of death, not contracts with nether entities, is the forte and the key to the Great Work. Now, if a {{PRel|Necromancer}}} wants to go and learn such practices from an entity outside the philosophers, it may be a possibility, but the official guild won't support it and you could get in really big trouble with them for going that route.
Science and the careful study of death, not contracts with nether entities, is the forte and the key to the Great Work. Now, if a {{PRel|Necromancer}} wants to go and learn such practices from an entity outside the philosophers, it may be a possibility, but the official guild won't support it and you could get in really big trouble with them for going that route.


All this will be somewhat clearer when we manage to get the library finished.
All this will be somewhat clearer when we manage to get the library finished.

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Re: demonic attunement? · on 7/17/2010 12:54:11 PM 5862
To clear things up -- According to the Philosophy of the Knife, demonic necromancy is something to be avoided as much as dealing with the gods. That's the realm of perversion, the backwards and ignorant ways practiced by necromancers of old, and inevitably leads to a situation such as what happened with Lyras.

Science and the careful study of death, not contracts with nether entities, is the forte and the key to the Great Work. Now, if a Necromancer wants to go and learn such practices from an entity outside the philosophers, it may be a possibility, but the official guild won't support it and you could get in really big trouble with them for going that route.

All this will be somewhat clearer when we manage to get the library finished.

-GM Abasha

This message was originally posted in The Necromancers (26) \ General Discussions (3), by DR-ABASHA on the play.net forums.