Don't let modern alchemists fool you. Coffee is not a substitute for true resurrection. #necromancy #TheLastLich #wakethedead #deadinside

It's important to look further back at the roots of the Lich. Some may remember the title of "Reanimator" that was given to early practitioners of Necromancy. Though a crude application, these mages could raise the bodies of the slain and follow simple commands #Reanimator #Necromancy #TheLastLich

Before our school of magic was established, the only known way of influencing or commanding the dead was via a contract with a higher being. Warlocks that spoke with the dead, spread entropy, and controlled the undead were not horribly rare, but the price of such a contract was often much too steep

Across history, there have been many notable necromancers, but, as I have learned in my own studies, simply listing them to the world will not lead to understanding. Thus, I am preparing an interactive guide to first share the core themes of this school of magick #necromancy #TheLastLich'sGuide

While being able to learn from and utilize the past is important, being unable to adapt to change has been a common weakness of my ilk. Though there are notable exceptions to this, stagnation, entropic dogmatism, and a fair dose of selfishness tend to be our most fatal flaws. #necromancy #lich

Geranth realized one's spirit is like a liquid: the form was quite mutable, and it often left traces on that which it came in contact with. Additionally, it was not restrained to one's corporal form, and would often extend outward, particularly during the act of creation.

Regret. Stagnation. Entropy. These are the things that drove Geranth to become the first of our progeny. The first lich, and the first phylactery, were borne out of the fear that one life would not be enough. #necromancy #the_first_lich #lich #phylactery