Okay cool. I actually like Rtron's suggestion of having him move his soul to a statue and then convert the statue to a living breathing person, I like the allusion to greek mythology that has in it. And it is also kind of a cool little surprise to have in Lazarus’ back pocket
And since I’m currently still fleshing out my characters magical repertoire I have some questions relating to some of the schools of magic (at least what I deem to be schools of magic)
If you want to PM me an answer please feel free I think it might be cool to have a few tricks up my sleeve for when the game starts but if you have to okay some of these with the other players thats cool too and you could just post it here.
since you mentioned it lets start with Necromancy:
I tend to think of this school as manipulation of life force is that in line with how you view it? and are you thinking the classic: Raise undead, summon spirits, bring people back to life type of necromancer or did you have something else in mind.
Abjuration and Evocation I think you pretty much covered with the whole bit about angel magic vs demon magic
As far as Divination is concerned are we talking Oracle status where what you see in the future is set in stone? or is it kind of a murky sense of what might be? (I'm just assuming that farseeing, reading peoples thoughts, sensing demons/angels/magic and sorting through past events also fall under this category but I don’t have any specific questions about them)
Enchantment: So I noticed that Rtron said something about body switching falling under “altering people personality with magic”. I'm assuming Enchantment is a no-no with magic in this setting? Which being said I noticed Luciana’s snake bite ability seems to break that rule. Any clarification here would be awesome.
Illusion I don’t have any questions about as the Miracle Angel entry pretty much covered it
As far as Alchemy is concerned I'm assuming Magic has to play by the Laws of Physics for the most part so I'm assuming matter has to be conserved when changing one substance to another. Also could magic theoretically be used to alter the properties of a material (I.E. make stone maliable like clay, make wood as strong as steel, ect...)
Sorry if I’m being super detail oriented right now I just don’t want to step on anyones toes!
And since I’m currently still fleshing out my characters magical repertoire I have some questions relating to some of the schools of magic (at least what I deem to be schools of magic)
If you want to PM me an answer please feel free I think it might be cool to have a few tricks up my sleeve for when the game starts but if you have to okay some of these with the other players thats cool too and you could just post it here.
since you mentioned it lets start with Necromancy:
I tend to think of this school as manipulation of life force is that in line with how you view it? and are you thinking the classic: Raise undead, summon spirits, bring people back to life type of necromancer or did you have something else in mind.
Abjuration and Evocation I think you pretty much covered with the whole bit about angel magic vs demon magic
As far as Divination is concerned are we talking Oracle status where what you see in the future is set in stone? or is it kind of a murky sense of what might be? (I'm just assuming that farseeing, reading peoples thoughts, sensing demons/angels/magic and sorting through past events also fall under this category but I don’t have any specific questions about them)
Enchantment: So I noticed that Rtron said something about body switching falling under “altering people personality with magic”. I'm assuming Enchantment is a no-no with magic in this setting? Which being said I noticed Luciana’s snake bite ability seems to break that rule. Any clarification here would be awesome.
Illusion I don’t have any questions about as the Miracle Angel entry pretty much covered it
As far as Alchemy is concerned I'm assuming Magic has to play by the Laws of Physics for the most part so I'm assuming matter has to be conserved when changing one substance to another. Also could magic theoretically be used to alter the properties of a material (I.E. make stone maliable like clay, make wood as strong as steel, ect...)
Sorry if I’m being super detail oriented right now I just don’t want to step on anyones toes!