Follow-up to post #4570994

You're a lich. Just scry or arcane-eye her.

Shh don't say anything. Just play dead.

nonamethanks said:

Follow-up to post #4570994

Should we link all six together via parent-child relationships? Or open up a "The Dead Life" pool?

Gotta admit - those curves are reasons to live by.

Damn, so close. He almost succeeded.

NNescio said:

Should we link all six together via parent-child relationships? Or open up a "The Dead Life" pool?

A pool is probably better

nonamethanks said:

A pool is probably better

Done.

Might need to rewrite the pool description if other undead start popping up, but this should work for now.

And just until now I've learned to differentiate a Wizard from a Necromancer. I really though they were synonymous. That's the equivalent to not telling apart a cardiologist from a gynecologist because both practice medicine.

NNescio said:

You're a lich. Just scry or arcane-eye her.

High level adventurers have a chance to detect being scryed, and arcane casters(like a necromancer) are pretty good at noticing.

rom_collector said:

And just until now I've learned to differentiate a Wizard from a Necromancer. I really though they were synonymous. That's the equivalent to not telling apart a cardiologist from a gynecologist because both practice medicine.

A necromancer will (probably) not mind if you call them a wizard.

A wizard will kill you if you call them a necromancer.

NNescio said:

A necromancer will (probably) not mind if you call them a wizard.

A wizard will kill you if you call them a necromancer.

That may depend on the setting. Also, healing now falls under necromancy school in 5.0 D&D/2.0 pathfinder.

Necrobane said:

That may depend on the setting. Also, healing now falls under necromancy school in 5.0 D&D/2.0 pathfinder.

Not like Wizards usually get those spell anyway. And calling a Cleric a necromancer will be even... er... ill-advised.

(Unless it's a Cleric of a Death god or something. Well, some Death gods. Call a priest of Kelemvor or Wee Jas that... uh oh.)