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nerecar · 3 months

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Do necromancers know how to restore rotten or removed flesh? - a curious man

The answer of the run of the mill necromancer would be "yes" and include several unsatisfying and unsavory practices that leave a living subject more harmed than before.

The answer of a necromancer worth their salt would be that rotten meat has decomposed in a way that cannot be reversed. Rot can be slowed to a crawl. Completely stopped even if you know the right methods. But never be undone.

What can be done is various froms of... quasi living prosthetics. Or more ethical - prosthetics made from the subjects own body materials. It crosses heavily into various other schools of magic. And it takes quite the toll on the body. But it allows for quite some feats a more traditional prosthetic would not have.

And it doesn't cause anyone to give up limb and life for your new hand. Which is a concern for quite a few people. Though these usually don't ask necromamcers for help.

#necromancy #prosthetics aided by magic

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nerecar · 3 months

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I'll say it again. Handle with care. And with gloves.

Did You Know: Handling a black soul gem is dangerous, and parts of your soul may leak into it when touched if it was not perfectly sized for the captured soul?

#OSHA for necromancers 101 #If your mentor forgot to tell you they intend you as the next practice subject.

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nerecar · 6 months

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You did more than perk his interest. He has spend several hours discussing this set of pictures with anyone that would listen. And a few that wouldn't. But you know how it is. Father can be rather... determined.

To say he is very excited about the prospect of both more art and more discussion of this hypotetical universe would be an understatement.

I suspect the only reason he is not vibrating off his seat is because of centuries of training.

redirects my current atla brainrot back to TES

#you should see him #its adorable.#Don't tell him I said that.

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nerecar · 7 months

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Decay is the soft nibble of time.

Rot is everything else tearing at what is left of your husk.

decay sounds more gentle than rot. when something decays, it is gently taken apart in it's comfortable eternal slumber. when something rots, it's violently taken apart with agony. in this essay i will

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nerecar · 7 months

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Do you put the romance in necromancer?

I did try to. Once. It was not that well received. Apparently gifts of flowers and pastries remain better gestures of affection and appreciation than bringing someone a hypoallergenic greeting in form of skeletal doves carrying paper hearts.

#back to the basics I guess #good thing I cook and bake as well as I am at necromancy

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nerecar · 7 months

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Great. You guys made him blush. I didn't even think a vampire could be this red faced.