Tome of Necromancy (3.5e Sourcebook)

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Author:	Frank and K
Date Created:	2006
Status:	Completely transcribed
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Tome of NecromancyEdit

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The Tome of Necromancy: serving all your undead needs since your dying breath.

Unlike the Revised Necromancer Handbook, which is a compilation of the Necromancy rules as they stand, what you are reading now is the rules for Necromancy as they should be. We feel there is a need for this because despite (or let's not kid ourselves, because of) the considerable amount of space given over to Necromancy in officially sanctioned products, the classical Necromancer does not function under the rules as written. Vampires can't run or be staked, there aren't any prestige classes that make you any more of a necromancer than you are with the base classes, and honestly no one even knows how the basic necromancy spells work. Not because they are stupid, but because the rules for such things are contradictory in several key places.