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* [[Liches|Lich]] |
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Revision as of 13:29, 6 May 2021
Undead are a type of monsters that are self-formed or reanimated.
Background
In places were the dead aren’t properly buried or cremated, a natural process happens were the magic in the air had to only fluctuate a bit and the dead would come back.[1] In general, the undead rise in a certain order. First zombies, then skeletons and if the slaughter is great enough, even Ghouls. Given time, stronger undead will emerge as well, like Crypt Lords and higher undead.[2]
[Mages] can also reanimate the dead as well, and the ones who do so, are generally called [Necromancers] and obtain it as a Class. Not only can [Necromancers] reanimate the dead faster, but they can also design and enchant them.
Types of Undead
- Ceiling Crawler / Bone Crawler
- Banshee
- Bog Wraith
- Bone Behemoth
- Bone Horror
- Bone Giant
- Crypt Lord
- Dorn Pillar[3]
- Draugr
- Flesh Abomination[4]
- Fleshwalkers
- Frostmarrow Behemoth
- Ghost
- Ghoul
- Lich
- Lich Coven
- Revenant
- Rotfield Giant[4]
- Skeleton
- Spiked Stalker
- Wailing Pit
- Wraith / Reaper-Specter
- Wight
- Zombie
Trivia
- In sites of a major battles, where thousands died, the dead start rising after a week.
- In the past there used to be undead kingdoms, but they’re gone now.[5]
- The dead speak all tongues, which allows them to understand Goblins[6] or even the Frost Faeries.[7]
- All-bone undead creations required more magic to animate than flesh undead.[8]