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SURPRISE~

Remember how--in a previous journal--I mentioned that I've been planning something for awhile now? WELL. Here it is. The first--eh--teaser, to a much bigger thing. That thing being an RP group. This is the first species that will be available in that RP group. Coming soon, to theaters near you.

Now, I hate to bore you, but there is some info on each species that will have to be read before creating a character in that species. Here's all the stuff you need to know on Necrowmancers.

Note: The shape-shifting is not strict. They can turn into a crow, or an anthro--but start off as a human. They can morph between ANY version of crow-human, meaning a Necrowmancer could change only their feet, or one hand--or replace both their arms with wings, etc. What I drew is just the most generic version, as I imagine them.

  Newcrowmancers (pronounced: Neh-crow-man-sirs): The crow-men and women who devote their lives to the art and study of Necromancy; a darker, more dangerous interest than most would pursue. All about potion-making, herb-collecting, reading—and writing down their discoveries/notes. Oh—and reanimating corpses—temporarily, of course—to serve the Necrowmancer's needs.

  The Necrowmancers take their job very seriously. They're an intelligent, inventive race with a knack for delving into the darker arts—and giving any who question them, a silent stare.

  Out of all three races in Autumnhold, the Newcrowmancers are by far the least trusted—due to more than appearances. Bad omens and strange events seem to follow them wherever they go, not to mention their practice tends to lean towards the more morbid subjects. It's suspected that most thieving is done by them—when in need of ingredients for potions and such. Necromancy doesn't pay well as a job, either—although a select few are in the King's court.

  They almost always have some sort of magical weapon/tool with them, reflecting their abilities. For instance, a Necrowmancer who specializes in Ice spells/curses, would probably have a tool that is also ice-related.

Fun fact: It's pretty standard for Necrowmancers to have pet cats. Black ones, in particular. The other citizens of Autumnhold even swear that the Newcrowmancers have an unearthly connection with the felines--but nobody really knows why. (No, they do not also ride on broomsticks.)

Description
SURPRISE~

Remember how--in a previous journal--I mentioned that I've been planning something for awhile now? WELL. Here it is. The first--eh--teaser, to a much bigger thing. That thing being an RP group. This is the first species that will be available in that RP group. Coming soon, to theaters near you.

Now, I hate to bore you, but there is some info on each species that will have to be read before creating a character in that species. Here's all the stuff you need to know on Necrowmancers.

Note: The shape-shifting is not strict. They can turn into a crow, or an anthro--but start off as a human. They can morph between ANY version of crow-human, meaning a Necrowmancer could change only their feet, or one hand--or replace both their arms with wings, etc. What I drew is just the most generic version, as I imagine them.

  Newcrowmancers (pronounced: Neh-crow-man-sirs): The crow-men and women who devote their lives to the art and study of Necromancy; a darker, more dangerous interest than most would pursue. All about potion-making, herb-collecting, reading—and writing down their discoveries/notes. Oh—and reanimating corpses—temporarily, of course—to serve the Necrowmancer's needs.

  The Necrowmancers take their job very seriously. They're an intelligent, inventive race with a knack for delving into the darker arts—and giving any who question them, a silent stare.

  Out of all three races in Autumnhold, the Newcrowmancers are by far the least trusted—due to more than appearances. Bad omens and strange events seem to follow them wherever they go, not to mention their practice tends to lean towards the more morbid subjects. It's suspected that most thieving is done by them—when in need of ingredients for potions and such. Necromancy doesn't pay well as a job, either—although a select few are in the King's court.

  They almost always have some sort of magical weapon/tool with them, reflecting their abilities. For instance, a Necrowmancer who specializes in Ice spells/curses, would probably have a tool that is also ice-related.

Fun fact: It's pretty standard for Necrowmancers to have pet cats. Black ones, in particular. The other citizens of Autumnhold even swear that the Newcrowmancers have an unearthly connection with the felines--but nobody really knows why. (No, they do not also ride on broomsticks.)