Necromancy

a true necromancer/sorcerer doesn't need a ritual to control the dead or most any other form of matter. they are able to constrain souls and protect themselves from harm once doing so.

I once saw a wanderer bring a camel back from the dead. The camel was missing its ribs and most of its hide quarter, for it was mauled by a lion. Scary shit

>>17516497
I can aid in those wishing to learn a form of necromancy known as the val-galdr.
Norse in origin.
I am also a funeral director/embalmer. Ask me what you will.

How would one even get into necromancy? Like what books are there on the subject?

>>17517046
How would you get started?

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>>17516803
>I once saw a wanderer bring a camel back from the dead.

OK, but necromancy is talking to the dead. Not undead husbandry.

>>17517089
Need a body, first off. Then you carve a few runes into some wood, and place the wood under the dead's tongue.
Ansuz
Ihwaz
Hagalaz
Kenaz

>>17517101
>place the wood under the dead's tongue

Wait, that'd be necrophilia.