The Great Bear King
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Can any of you come up with a few healing Necromancers, along the lines of Agrippa or Miracle Max. Any positive submisson would be appreciated.
Necromantic healers
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The Great Bear King
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Why won't any one respond.
John Q. Mayhem
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I'm thinking because there's no way to do this in the core rules? There's false life, but that only grants temporary HP.
Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
From Forgotten Realms - Magic of Faerun
Simbul's Synostodweomer
Transmutation
Level: Sor/Wiz 7
Components: V, S
Casting Time: 1 full round
Range: Personal
Target: One of your spells
Duration: 1 round
Saving Throw: None
Spell Resistance: Yes
You channel the spell energy from a spell you know into healing magic. After you cast this spell, on your next turn you cast another spell, which is converted to positive energy. On the round you cast the second spell, you may touch yourself or another creature, curing 1d6 hit points of damage for every spell level of the spell you cast. If the spell you cast was prepared with a metamagic feat, you use the level of the spell slot the spell occupied.
Personal Note
Okay - it is not necromantic, but with a little modification on your part and a change to the spell name (as to not infringe on Product Identity) you can make it work for you.
Simbul's Synostodweomer
Transmutation
Level: Sor/Wiz 7
Components: V, S
Casting Time: 1 full round
Range: Personal
Target: One of your spells
Duration: 1 round
Saving Throw: None
Spell Resistance: Yes
You channel the spell energy from a spell you know into healing magic. After you cast this spell, on your next turn you cast another spell, which is converted to positive energy. On the round you cast the second spell, you may touch yourself or another creature, curing 1d6 hit points of damage for every spell level of the spell you cast. If the spell you cast was prepared with a metamagic feat, you use the level of the spell slot the spell occupied.
Personal Note
Okay - it is not necromantic, but with a little modification on your part and a change to the spell name (as to not infringe on Product Identity) you can make it work for you.
The Great Bear King
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Thank you very much, but I was talking about characters, but still thank you.
The Great Bear King
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Thank you very much, but I was talking about characters, but still thank you.Frukathka said:
The Great Bear King
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Background information on Agrippa,
Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa was a wizard during the Renaissance.
Born Heinrich Cornelis near Cologne, Germany, in 1486, he took the
name Agrippa in honor of the founder of his hometown.
He had a varied career, working as doctor, lawyer, astrologer, and faith healer. But he made enemies as quickly as he made friends and was branded a sorcerer. In 1529, he published a book called On Occult Philosophy, combining ancient Hebrew and Greek texts to argue that the best way to know God was through magic. The Church deemed him a heretic and jailed him. He died in 1535.
Background information on Paracelsus,
Philippus Aureolus Paracelsus, born in Switzerland in 1493, is considered the founder of modern chemistry and medicine. He began his career as a medical doctor, then turned to the study of magic, especially alchemy and divination. His reputation as a wizard and his role as a doctor are linked. Because he refused to limit himself to the traditional medical education of the time and developed his own successful treatments, he was deemed a sorcerer. But Paracelsus ignored his critics. "The universities do not teach all things," he said, "so a doctor must seek out old wives, gypsies, sorcerers, wandering tribes, old robbers and such outlaws and take lessons from them. A doctor must be a traveler. Knowledge is experience." Paracelsus developed several useful remedies. He also found the cause of silicosis, a miner's disease that comes from inhaling metal vapors, which previouly had been blamed on evil spirits. He helped stop an outbreak of the plague in 1534 by using a form of vaccination.
Because of his attitude and accomplishements, other doctors disliked him. He spent almost a decade in academic exile and was even forced to flee the city of Basel under cover of darkness in 1528. But by the time of his death in 1541 his reputation had improved greatly.
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Ferret, Mystery Man, Merlion, does any one else want to get involved.
Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa was a wizard during the Renaissance.
Born Heinrich Cornelis near Cologne, Germany, in 1486, he took the
name Agrippa in honor of the founder of his hometown.
He had a varied career, working as doctor, lawyer, astrologer, and faith healer. But he made enemies as quickly as he made friends and was branded a sorcerer. In 1529, he published a book called On Occult Philosophy, combining ancient Hebrew and Greek texts to argue that the best way to know God was through magic. The Church deemed him a heretic and jailed him. He died in 1535.
Background information on Paracelsus,
Philippus Aureolus Paracelsus, born in Switzerland in 1493, is considered the founder of modern chemistry and medicine. He began his career as a medical doctor, then turned to the study of magic, especially alchemy and divination. His reputation as a wizard and his role as a doctor are linked. Because he refused to limit himself to the traditional medical education of the time and developed his own successful treatments, he was deemed a sorcerer. But Paracelsus ignored his critics. "The universities do not teach all things," he said, "so a doctor must seek out old wives, gypsies, sorcerers, wandering tribes, old robbers and such outlaws and take lessons from them. A doctor must be a traveler. Knowledge is experience." Paracelsus developed several useful remedies. He also found the cause of silicosis, a miner's disease that comes from inhaling metal vapors, which previouly had been blamed on evil spirits. He helped stop an outbreak of the plague in 1534 by using a form of vaccination.
Because of his attitude and accomplishements, other doctors disliked him. He spent almost a decade in academic exile and was even forced to flee the city of Basel under cover of darkness in 1528. But by the time of his death in 1541 his reputation had improved greatly.
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