krsna250
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Okay let's start Tuesday guys cuz my Monday night will also be a bit packed. Any objections ?
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Why is necromancy divided?
This sounds like a good debate or a challenging theory.Basically, there are two ways of using necromancy IRL, according to my friends who study 'magic': 'Clean' Necromancy and 'Foul' Necromancy.
Clean Necromancy is the part that does things like laying ghosts to rest, contacting spirits of dead loved ones to give the living a second chance at saying goodbye or to help the dead solve their own murder, warding an area against attacks by evil spirits, and re-directing vital energy within the body to promote natural healing and/or prolong life.
Foul Necromancy, by contrast, is where you get all of the things like raising the dead as zombies, wraiths, and other undead, compelling the dead to answer questions they don't want to answer, binding dead peoples souls into objects so they cannot answer questions about who killed them, and using unwilling blood sacrifice to power other kinds of magic.
Foul Necromancy is inherently corrupting, it will warp you into a servant of evil if you use it more than a handful of times. Clean Necromancy, by contrast, is no more good or evil than how it is used.
If the game worked the way I would prefer it, learning clean necromancy would give you 1/10th your clean necromancy score in 'theoretical'* foul necromancy, and vice-versa, but I don't write the rules...
*(Double score for theoretical/academic understanding of the subject, half, [round down,] to actually put it into practice.)
Savvy?
It has nothing to do with liking or disliking the idea. Most people are familiar with actual Necromancy or the basics /foundation of the craft. I personally never heard of light or dark necromancy. Or bright or foul... And I have done a lot of research in different areas of all kinds of crafts. Necromancy is one of my favorite crafts because there was no two sided coin... The only two sides were life and death. And necromancy started out as the study to bring people back to life.I think it should also be noted that while we have this idea of one type of necromancy, that Alexei's profile for his professor does say that the professor was one of the pioneer's for this "Light Necro". So even if you don't agree or like that there's two types, with this rp, just consider it to have been invented by one of the professors there.
krsna250 I'm trying real hard to not let people ruin this for me LOL
First off... this is more of a fundamental conversation on the topic. I find it fun and challenging seeing as there are multiple views on the subject.Super Villain Nova I wasn't trying to start anything! I promise lol
Sometimes, I just pretend to be funny and it comes off weird. I don't know. I'm sorry!
I was just pointing that tidbit about his professor out just to say that even though there has always been technically one type of necromancy and it's up to the character how one uses it, his character has pioneered the "good" kind.
For example, let's say a teacher comes and they teach necro and it's just the one class, they don't split them. And it just happens that this teacher uses his necro for evil purposes, I mean, he'd probably try and corrupt the students or teach them "black magic" or "death magic". My student wouldn't want to do that. But how else is she going to learn Necro?
Not saying that the teacher for Dark Necro has to be evil I'm just saying that on the off chance they were evil and they were the only professor, it would probably get tricky.
Is this even a good point? I'm just going to quit while I'm ahead lol
I like the idea of two different necromancy's. It sounds fun in many aspects.Kelsey I also wasn't up for including Necro at all, but the aspect of Clean Necromancy appealed to me and the atmosphere of Bright Academy. That's why even if people vote for it to be one subject I would like for the Professor to remain as he is - a pioneer of Clean Necromancy, teaching that as his subject - which according to classroom rules is valid and up to him. What would change, however, is that if students asked to be taught something specific or other - in the catagory of necromancy - he would have no option to refuse unless a good reason is given.
If the sections remain separate he will have every right to refuse under the purpose of keeping students from the corruption of dark forces. They will have to self-study other spells.