Necromancy
Necromancy noun - The power to control natural forces through supernatural means.
Usage example: in the conjuring of the souls of the dead, necromancy seemed to offer human beings a means of exerting some control over an uncertain world
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Spell and necromancy are semantically related. in sorcery topic. In some cases you can use "Spell" instead a noun "Necromancy".
Nearby Words: necromantic, necromancer
Spell
Spell noun - A spoken word or set of words believed to have magic power.
Usage example: the witch cast a spell that turned the prince into a toad
Necromancy and spell are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Necromancy" instead a noun "Spell".
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Should you specialize necromancy on Archmage Enhancement, you can cast it without spell materials by the time when you reach Lv 2 Spell specialization.
Source: Turn Undead - Though not strictly necessary, knowing the true name of a spirit you're trying to use necromancy to bind in The Old Kingdom adds power to the spell.
Source: I Know Your True Name - If they die from the spell, instead of a corpse or a pile of bones, they leave behind ashes (which means that they can't be resurrected by necromancy).
Source: Turn Undead
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