Lack of imagination.
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RepresentingWrath
Nahrenne
In [Trash of the Count's Family], the God of Death is actually well respected and somewhat seen as a type of enforcement.
Saying that, necromancers in that world are misunderstood due to their more evil counterpart: dark mages.
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Saying that, necromancers in that world are misunderstood due to their more evil counterpart: dark mages.
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Nahrenne
But that misunderstanding does get cleared as the story goes on.
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NotaNuffian
Because stereotyping.
Yes, the one who raises the dead can work well in forensics, but so can the death speaker aka walking ouiji board.
Everyone likes to have their dead body kept safe, not wielded as a meat puppet.
Yes, the one who raises the dead can work well in forensics, but so can the death speaker aka walking ouiji board.
Everyone likes to have their dead body kept safe, not wielded as a meat puppet.
Nahrenne
Oh, I just got reminded of a supernatural romance series.
The MC is a necromancer whose job is to raise the dead to sort out legal issues that couldn't be resolved without the dead person's words/signatures, etc...
I think the series was called [Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter].
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The MC is a necromancer whose job is to raise the dead to sort out legal issues that couldn't be resolved without the dead person's words/signatures, etc...
I think the series was called [Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter].
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HelloHound
I once watched a show about a pie Baker with necromancer powers (but edited for equivalent exchange and the double tap) and he worked with a private investigator
if I recall the show is "pushing daisies" or something similar
if I recall the show is "pushing daisies" or something similar