necromancers undeads
Unlike with druid summons where you have to summon new creatures each time their energy (time limit) reaches its end, necromancers are able to “bind” their undeads (undeads are almost like a race of their own, see undead) back to them and thus extend their time in the world for a while longer. Undeads however might get angry for being forced to stay in the world of the living and might attack (this binding also requires half of the mana required to summon the undead per each “bind").
To summon undeads necromancers require a good supply of corpses, mana as well as willpower (which can be gained through levels and wisdom). For to create a good strong undead a certain number of corpses must be “melded” together to make it strong enough to create the desired undead. Or you can intensify the corpse (or ask a high level necro to help you do it) Usually high exp corpses are better as less corpses are required.
Willpower:
A necromancer can only control a certain amount of undeads. A maximum of only 2 primary/main undeads can be controlled at a time such as 2 skeletons/mummies or death knights at once, however you can control an additional beast or more acolytes if you possess the willpower.
Note: There are different strengths of a specific type of undead, ranging from pathetic to incredible. E.g. you can make a Pathetic skeleton or an incredible on depending one the amount of corpses you use or if you had intensified the corpses. (stronger undead types require more willpower, e.g. an incredible zombie requires way more willpower then a pathetic zombie, while an average mummy would require more willpower then an incredible skeleton as well.)
Necromancer Summon Types (include but not limited to):
>Corpse Fiend:
Undead used to collect and hold corpses for the Necormancer.
>Skeleton:
Weak “Primary” undead, used for fighting.
(unable to wear armor, use weapons or even carry items)
>Zombie:
Decent “Primary” undead, used for fighting, able to carry items.
(unable to wear armor, use weapons)
>Mummy:
Stronger “Primary” undead, used for fighting, able to carry items, and even wear armor.
(unable to use weapons)
>Acolyte:
Undead that aids in spell casting.
(Unable to fight/use weapons/use armor)
Category:Summons
Category:Necromancer