Undead

A group of undead warriors, bound to the will of their necromancer.

Through a variety of dark, mysterious rituals, necromancers are able to summon the souls of the dead and then bound them to a vessel. The undead are the deceased that have been revived once again.Typically, as the summoner, a necromancer's commands become absolute.

Key Notes

• Depending on the power of the soul, they can refuse the necromancer's commands to be summoned. In addition to this, they can also resist the will of a necromancer, especially during plagues when they're empowered by the depravity.
• Regardless of the person's personality, as an undead, they produce unnatural amounts of depravity that can interfere with the life stream's flow. In large numbers, an undead hoard can bring forth an onset of natural disasters if they're not stopped.
• The necromancer is able to determine the amount of free will their summoned undead possess. A powerful necromancer can strip them of their will completely.
• The founder of this magic is Azrael, the strongest Angel, excluding Kraus, that desired to use it to destroy all of humanity and then revive them, bound to his command as immortal beings. Azrael's abilities in necromancy were so great that his undead possessed flawless bodies which could regenerate entire limbs almost instantly, and was able to command hundreds of thousands of undead.
• Unless an undead is summoned by Azrael, their soul is unable to co-ordinate itself and sync with the body to maximum effect. This typically entails slightly reduced battle abilities and the rotting of the body itself.