Playing a necromancer

>>50913259
Depends on the setting.

>>50913259
try playing something less obscure

>>50913259
I have a similar question, not so much on the roleplaying aspect or anything as I already have that worked out with the GM, but mechanically. I'm in a Pathfinder group and I don't think we're using much 3PP stuff at all. Currently I'm between a twilight arcanist and a cleric with the undeath domain or something. I've also been thinking about adjusting my role a little bit and doing a plague witch, maybe a gravewalker.

Thoughts?

>>50913266
well in the setting, necromancy is inherently evil and bad so there's no convincing people what I'm doing isn't bad

>>50913293

Like a Thamaturge.

>>50913293
But it's fun ;_;

>>50913311
Any way to conceal your alignment or otherwise protect yourself against alignment detection?
the way like D&D has Angelskin Garments

>>50913344
Yeah, that's what I was thinking step 1 would be for sure. That and some kinda way to make my undead less undead-y

>>50913259
Necromancy is just a byproduct of being a healer by other means you know? Of course they need to deal with poison, disease and cadavers. How else are they going to learn how to help prevent those things in other people?!

>>50913355
>some kinda way to make my undead less undead-y
Baggy clothes and bandage wraps. Probably perfume, too.

>>50913259
How does necromancy work in the setting