Checking out my legends now. Got a Goddess named Sut, a skeletal female human associated with suicide and death. She created The Fair Harmony in 23. From Sut, Gisu Yell-labored found the book and became the first necromancer in the same year. Almost as if the book was penned for her, Gisu then went on to drop her old title of Holy Crypt, of the Dead Doctrines faction to becoming the Overlord of the Forests of Brilliance in the following year. The next year, she animated a elf king, two other elves and a goblin, before taking on Minkot Distinct-Brass, a dwarf who longed for the secrets of immortality. As her master, Minkot established Lutenest as a necromancer sanctum and place of learning. From here, many works were penned and many a necromancer has rested their heads here. Eight necromancers have made this place their home, of which all are still alive and continuing to write. Of note is Oddom Scalecave. The first Dwarven King of the Plank of Gods, and possibly first ever king, he nearly fell in battle against a Bleak Freak. Following this, he sought out Edi, apprentice to Minkot, apprentice to Gisu, Holder of the Words of Sut. Further reading shows that each Necromancer is allowed one apprentice. I'm almost seeing a Sith relationship here, except the old masters are still around. I wonder how many other necromancers exist in this world and where they gained their knowledge.
I'm going to enjoy adventure mode heavily.
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