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#31864 10/1/2010 10:22 AM UTC

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yesterday I had such a dream... there was a little girl, fairies, and everything around was like a fairy tale, and something else... companions, a competition, killings. I remember that the dream was important, but I don't remember it (sad face). It's as if I'm being given a task or information (maybe even for real life), and I forget it =[br][/br]
it's like in all sorts of fairy tales and cartoons, where there are two dimensions. real and fantastical, and the protagonist is given a task in a dream, and he has to do something in real life, then also in the dream... and all for the sake of saving both worlds)))

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#31865 10/1/2010 12:50 PM UTC

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I've read a lot of fairy tales, but I don't remember any with a similar plot.

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#31866 10/1/2010 1:56 PM UTC

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well, I meant the existence of two worlds, not a complete version of my own) something like that even exists in movies.

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#31867 10/1/2010 2:53 PM UTC

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I believe that most Necromancers are losers. Outcasts from society, they are nerds with no friends or personal life. They live in their own little world, their eyes are bloodshot, their skin is pale from spending too much time in basements, they have unkempt hair, and their heads are half-bald from a lack of vitamins. If a Necromancer wants to know the time and ventures outside, it will be difficult for him to ask a stranger. His heart will pound, and he will start sweating and crying. All Necromancers are virgins; none of them smoke, drink, or listen to music. They are disgusted by their frail bodies, which are constantly ill. Few of them have hobbies; they mostly read pathetic black magic literature written by other outcasts. That is why embittered, nerdy Necromancers, for whom there is nothing in this world worth living for, want to destroy or enslave everyone, and they learn to raise the dead. To control an army of the dead, you don't need charisma or great intelligence. A dead person won't point a finger at their master and laugh at how much of a loser he is. A dead person will simply do their job. That's what I was thinking about recently.

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#31868 10/1/2010 3:05 PM UTC

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Outcasts, nerds rejected by society, without friends or a personal life. They live in their own little world, their eyes are bloodshot, their skin is like parchment from spending too much time in basements, they have unkempt hair, and their heads are half-bald from a lack of vitamins. If a Necromancer wants to know the time and ventures outside, it will be difficult for him to ask a stranger. His heart will pound, and he will start sweating and crying. All Necromancers are unkissed virgins; none of them smoke, drink, or listen to music. They are disgusted by their frail bodies, which are constantly ill. Few of them have hobbies; they mostly read pathetic black magic literature written by other outcasts.
That is why embittered, nerdy Necromancers, for whom there is nothing in this world worth living for, want to destroy or enslave everyone, and they learn to raise the dead. To control an army of the dead, you don't need charisma or great intelligence. A dead person won't point a finger at their master or laugh at how much of a loser they are. A dead person will simply do their job.

That's what I thought of recently.

This is all because Necromancers are portrayed in a very stereotypical way. By the way, your text is quite similar to Orson's biography.
In my book, the Necromancers are not like that; for example, there is a descendant of an elven king, who is also a lover of all kinds of wines, but he is a Necromancer and was a leader among the living (a terrorist pro-elven organization). So, Necromancers are different everywhere; it all depends on the author's imagination

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#31869 10/1/2010 3:42 PM UTC

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I said – the vast majority. Of course, there are also sociopaths who are eager for success, for whom it is easier to have a dead minion on hand than a showy one, whom you have to pay and keep in appropriate conditions, or something completely intricate and complex, but such cases are rare.
I mean the average, nameless necromancer.

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#31870 10/1/2010 3:43 PM UTC

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I haven't seen any Necromancer that fits your description.

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#31871 10/1/2010 3:46 PM UTC

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I haven't seen any Necromancer who fits your description.

Orson, and sadly, Kel'Thuzad fit his description. The latter, for example, even wrote, "Sometimes, I just want someone to hug me tightly," and later became the right hand of the Lich King and even called him a friend.

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#31872 10/1/2010 3:51 PM UTC

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A Necromancer is a talented individual whose talents are rejected by society. A storm of passions boils within him (a desire for power, a thirst for glory, a passion for wealth, a desire to command souls), but outwardly he is always detached and calm. He knows how to set goals for himself and has enough perseverance to achieve them.
Well, basically, something like that.

No, I would still prohibit newcomers from creating new topics.
P.S. And some newcomers – from posting in topics at all.

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#31873 10/1/2010 3:55 PM UTC

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Necromancers, as a rule, have only two motivations that I have observed: 1) A maniacal thirst for power. 2) A maniacal thirst for knowledge. With the exception of various "humanized" necromancers, but as a rule, we are presented with these two options.

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#31874 10/1/2010 3:55 PM UTC

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Orson simply doesn't want to deal with the living because he considers them rare idiots. Well, Orson doesn't fit into the main layer of Loki's thoughts.

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#31875 10/1/2010 3:55 PM UTC

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Orson, and sadly, he fits that description.

But no! Orson isn't a slob.

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#31876 10/1/2010 4:02 PM UTC

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Orson simply doesn't want to deal with the living because he considers them rare idiots.

Isn't it because no one wanted to follow him, due to his lack of leadership qualities?

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#31877 10/1/2010 5:02 PM UTC

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"Lacking charisma" doesn't really change anything.

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#31878 10/1/2010 5:09 PM UTC

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I like Necromancers because they have laboratories. Although all wizards and mages have them, they still do. Also, they live in dark places, like crypts. Some of them are quite good, especially since I don't like when the sun shines through the window. They definitely don't have that...
And you can also use undead for chores, so they can clean and do other things, so you don't have to waste time on it. After all, there's a lot of work and interesting things to do. Although I like golems more in this regard. And you shouldn't trust undead with cooking *_*

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