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IMO, id your doing a full class, make it a generic Summoner class. You're going to need nearly all the same mechanics if your summoning...

Most of magic is artificial. Cure Wounds heals injuries but doesn't cure diseases or poisons. Illusion spells are broken up by how many...

IMO, the spell is stronger if you have bodies. You don't want a campaign on a deserted island to completely remove all the features...

Just to bullet point things I would want in an undead swarm Grapple Difficult terrain Moves slowly, not slowed by Grapple Low but...

Seems perfectly reasonable for a DM to allow Summon Undead Horde to push a rock. Same as any other summon. Which is probably a good...

How so? That's how I naturally see it. For example, in Warhammer Fantasy, most undead are not intelligent. For Vampire Counts/Coast...

You got 1 skeleton by level 1 (which is less than 3rd). And your army grows every 2/3 levels after that. That was the post I quoted...

Which is great if you don't have too many battles in a day. Sorcerer's are best against a few powerful enemies. Not so good against 6...

Warlock 1 can get you a skeleton familiar. Beastmaster 5, companion and summon beast spell. Battlesmith 3, construct Paladin 5, find...

So that's 1 person. Anyone else think there should be 10 individual creatures?

And that's the biggest problem. D&D's action economy works in that large combats can function only if each individual unit is limited...

Who is this thread is "they"? Let them speak for themselves. If you want 10 individual skeletons, go ahead and like this post so we can...

Thats not the problem. The problem is getting fans to say what they want to do with 10 skeletons. If the answer is to take 10 turns...

1 spell for utility. Warlocks can already get a skeletons as a familiar. Also I don't see any reason why the swarm can't shoot. Maybe...

Necromancer fans have to accept that like in fiction, the undead army is a swarm and 1 unit. You don't control 10 skeletons, you...