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I'm convinced all the anatomically incorrect skeleton decorations at Halloween are just necromancers getting creative.
It's Angelwave's activation day, so it's celebrating with art of Wisteria, its goblin necromancer girl. She's not evil, just very passionate about recycling.
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It's Angelwave's activation day, so it's celebrating with art of Wisteria, its goblin necromancer girl. She's not evil, just very passionate about recycling.
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I don't see why not! My logic for a world with necromancy is that once-living material holds a "memory" of being a live which you can re-invigorate with necrotic energy, so bug husks would certainly qualify. Might even be able to train a whole bunch of dead bugs to gather up into the shape of a golem, though that's probably easier as a druid with living bugs - just ask them nicely!
I red a book that was dealing with giant evil necromantic crabs where they would zombify the whole crab warrior and send it back into combat. and I had the idea of just animating the exoskeleton... and if you did that could you animate the shed shells as well after a molt.
Honestly a molted exoskelton would be rather light and probably a bit brittle but it could be fun
also evil necromancy trap Idea zombify a crayfish boil
Honestly a molted exoskelton would be rather light and probably a bit brittle but it could be fun
also evil necromancy trap Idea zombify a crayfish boil
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