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Dear Necromancers, here's what I found:
"For many hundreds of years, necromancers have traveled the world, destroying undead and creatures of Chaos. Often at the cost of their own lives. Necromancers could destroy the plague, but they couldn't leave afterward. They provided protection to people who feared and hated them. For some strange reason, two different, blind Forces, Darkness and Chaos, turned out to be surprisingly similar in their principles. Only Darkness led to balance, while Chaos led to destruction. And foolish people pass on "terrible truths" about necromancers from mouth to mouth, inciting their hatred towards them. Many necromancers died, falling into the hands of a mob that gathered to deal with "Evil." Even the Great Head of the necromancers didn't understand why they were so hated. Necromancers use the forces of Darkness only because they turned out to be the most effective in the war against the creatures of chaos." Author: Ksarn
And remember, "Ashra turns everything to good."
"For many hundreds of years, necromancers have traveled the world, destroying undead and creatures of Chaos. Often at the cost of their own lives. Necromancers could destroy the plague, but they couldn't leave afterward. They provided protection to people who feared and hated them. For some strange reason, two different, blind Forces, Darkness and Chaos, turned out to be surprisingly similar in their principles. Only Darkness led to balance, while Chaos led to destruction. And foolish people pass on "terrible truths" about necromancers from mouth to mouth, inciting their hatred towards them. Many necromancers died, falling into the hands of a mob that gathered to deal with "Evil." Even the Great Head of the necromancers didn't understand why they were so hated. Necromancers use the forces of Darkness only because they turned out to be the most effective in the war against the creatures of chaos." Author: Ksarn
And remember, "Ashra turns everything to good."