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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RogueJK" data-source="post: 241279" data-attributes="member: 170">That may be, but even the 3e PHB and D&Dg both state: "She counts many powerful sorcerers and wizards (especially necromancers) among her followers."  It looks like, in 3rd edition at least, she is worshipped by necromancers.Also keep in mind that necromancy isn't just about raising and commanding undead.  Many necromantic spells deal with harming or destroying undead.  That's how I see Wee Jas relating to necromancy.  She views the undead and abominations that go again the natural, lawful progression of life (and death), and her necromancers seek to end the existence of such abominations.  Since she is most decidedy not an evil deity, and most of the necromatic spells that deal with raising the dead are Evil, she would probably not approve of her necromancers doing that anyway.  Necromany also has a medical side, dealing with gaining insight on the workings of the human body through post-mortem research such as autopsies.  And Wee Jas surely wouldn't be opposed to that, since she is also involved with knowledge and learning.</blockquote>