#Necromancy

[thechekhov]

The 3 Main Schools of Necromancy.

[goddessofbees]

Dan Dad au:So Amanda Waller has a get out of hell free card if Dan is basically the ghost King, and it's entitled to her afterlife. Could he revoke it?

What happened to team Phantom after Dan left?

Idk what the get out of hell free card is with Amanda Waller, but I do know that Dan doesn't like her from his OG timeline of when he went crazy mostly cause just like Batman she was a hard person to get rid of (she kept sending people after Him), and being King really is more just a title than anything else plus paperwork, all the other death gods/entities watch over there sections of the afterlife.

As for team Phantom, well Jazz didn't make it out of the initial fight, Sam and Tucker did tho just short some of their limbs (Valerie wasn't a part of the Fight cause she was at college in metropolis)(I should probably make a timeline)

It's not shown but Sam lost her Right Leg, and after that whole Fight they became close to what Constantine does mostly just wandering magicians but their both dealing in necromancy, Sam's is more plant oriented while Tucker's is techno, not many magic people like them cause of the feeling of death that hangs around them, there still in contact with Dan and the kiddos but more like a distant aunt and uncle that barely visit (there trying to track down where the Fenton's went and the few GIW agents that got left over from the Fight)

[theweightofdivinity]

When the veil thins, don’t let doubt rise, instead receive. Let the mind question later, not in the moment. Let the message come through before logic tries to step in.

Some of the most useful advice I’ve heard when it comes to spirit discernment and imposter syndrome came from Jason Miller’s Consorting With Spirits. It goes like this:

Engage in an experience without doubt while it is happening. Analyze it critically after it is over.

This method has allowed me to have much deeper and more vivid spirit communications, because I’m not second-guessing everything while it’s happening. Then, thinking critically once the cards are back in the box allows me to really unpack the experience.

[aprocessionofthoughts]

Necromancy

Dannymay25 masterlist

Danny’s accident gave him not only the ability to speak with the death and control low level spirits, but to also summon his own spiritual side

[tragerfcks]

THE ELDER SCROLLS V: SKYRIM 💭

[rinsilverstar223]

DannyMay Day 24+25: Necromancy + Robot

After the incident, Maddie and Jack turn to other methods to revive their son, even building a new body for his soul to inhabit

[sitting-1n-silence]

Graveyard etiquette from a cranky traditional witch:

-Leave shit at the gate (coins, cigarettes, eggs, flowers)

-If alone go in silence, if with others speak in a hushed tone

-Wear a hat or head covering to prevent possession or bringing home unwanted spirits.

-Bring bells and/or rattles to wake the dead if desired

-Smoking in the graveyard or carrying a flame is an easy way to get the attention of the dead at night.

-Bring a knife or object made of iron should things get hairy (always bring a knife). Canes are also excellent tools for working with the dead

-have a way of gathering occult materia without being noticed by people or spirits (invisibility charms work best)

-If you're bringing spirits home with you (intentionally), don't turn around until you're across the threshold of your home

-Upon leaving the cemetery, say a prayer for the dead and wild things that inhabitant there

-When home, spread white powder (flower, salt, ect...) at the door to keep unwanted spirits out. A colander over a key hole works too.

[nathanielthetallone]

You Know whats funny?

Despite the dumbing down of the magic system and conjuration in Skyrim, necromancy probably at its best

Being able to reanimate bodies without either the staff of worms or the Risen Flesh power is great and feels wonderful but there is a downside.

No summonable undead in base game.

No zombies, no skeletons and no ghosts which is a big part of necromancy, dawnguard helps a bit with soul carn summons and avark but it's still missing a lot.

But then came the Necromantic Grimoire creation club add-on( I don't have a PC and mods on PlayStation are not the best) which adds 13 new spells

Banish Undead

Conjure Ancient Deathpriest

Conjure Bone Colossus

Conjure Cursed Spectre

Conjure Haunting Spirit

Conjure Skeleton Champion

Conjure Skeleton Marksman

Conjure Skeleton Minion

Conjure Skeleton Warlock

Conjure Tomb Guardian

Conjure Undying Ghost

Necromancer's Ritual

Soul Split

And these really add to it.

there is also the zombies add one which adds zombies and spells to summon them and the bonewolf pet

AND the bone forge which allows you to make permanent skeleton followers

So it's weird that Necromancy is at its best in Skyrim but Daedric summoning is at its worst

So going forward todd please keep Necromancy as it including creation club stuff

[layaart]

spooky books ☠📖

[reallyinkyhands]

[keezybees]

She puts the romance in necromancy

prints!

[divomria]

"And so it is made clear to me, as it should be to us all: That magic which fuels itself by harming others, by the letting of blood, is hated by the Maker."

[gooblegorp]

[thelotusrabbit]

DpxDc #13

Infinite lives glitch

The body on the ground looked so small.

Nightwing couldn't keep his gaze away.

Maybe it was the fact that the teenager was about Damian's age, or that he kinda looked like him, but something inside him twisted.

He felt the need to see his family again, to make sure they were alright.

He lifted his eyes off of it, as he heard steps coming from behind. A young girl, dressed in a complete goth outfit, looked between him and the body on the floor.

Dick was ready to try and calm her down, to take her away from the situation. Seeing a corpse wasn't easy for him, let alone a civilian.

The girl just sighed.

"Don't freak out"

That really sounded like something he should say.

Instead, the girl just walked up to the corpse and knelt next to it, taking out chalk from her purse and starting to draw a circle on the ground.

"He always does this, don't worry. Nothing a bit of necromancy can't solve"

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Or: Danny just dies a lot, so the team just learned how to track and resurrect him

[ironmyrmidon]

I think necromancy wouldn't be outlawed in your typical wizards-are-common fantasy world. Not for moral reasons, but for economic reasons. I think most lords would be unable to resist the allure of having their peasants continue to plow their fields after death or having guards that never fall asleep or need to step away from their station. Your local baron probably already has a court wizard. They would probably command their court wizard to at least learn the fundamentals of necromancy.

Also, considering how many real world nobles pursued immortality, at least some of your wealthier nobles should be liches or ghosts. What king would choose to die and bequeath their kingdom to their squabbling failsons when they can just become a death knight?

From a religious angle, if ghosts are a real and observable phenomenon, then surely any sensible church would tell people that their soul goes to heaven while their body stays on earth. What kind of virtuous person wouldn't want their corpse to help provide for their children? In fact, don't you kind of have a moral obligation to leave behind your physical attachments when you ascend to the afterlife?

Adventure hook: kill the lich lord of this land, but only so that their son can claim the throne and enact some moderate necromantic reforms. No more ghosts, but of course your corpse is still the property of your liege lord.