Raised as a matter of course, their father preoccupied with his obsessions, and their mother preoccupied with their father. This child has seen love as unquestioning devotion, be it to family in ruin, a love that tugs at one’s heartstrings, or a hard-won power over the lives of others. Their bloodline is strong. Are they?



Necromancer subspecies
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Flight lore
Wind-born are masters of contagion. The creatures they touch are overcome with fits of sneezing and coughing, and inevitably infect all around them. Wind Necromancers are also capable of dispersing miasma and sickness-causing vapors, even in the Plaguelands.

Eye lore
common, n/a

Symbol lore
Necromantic symbols can be represented by skins or apparel, but must in some way confer an air of 'nobility' to the dragon. Symbols also suggest the role your Necromancer will perform in your clan.

Bones [Champion's Skull]: A symbol of death, truth, enlightenment, austerity, and divination. Necromancers bearing bones often serve as shamans to their clans. They foretell the tides of dominance, dates of future plague outbreaks, and can interpret the will of the Plaguebringer through signs and omens.

Lamps [Riot Hazebeacon]: A symbol of learning, openness, bravery, exploration, humility, evenhandedness, and wisdom. Necromancers bearing lamps often forgo the traditional role of noble advisor and are more often solitary. Instead of worldly power they seek personal enlightenment, and to guide others along that path. Unlike their sigil-bearing counterparts who seek to spread Plague gospel through domination, these Necromancers are content with a more peaceful missionary role, or that of a solitary sage who leaves others to come to them. In a group that defines itself through its command and nobility, the humble, lamp-bearing Necromancer is a rare creature indeed.