Spell

Smell Of Death

Created by DARKoACE

Spell Name: Smell Of Death Description: Smell Of Death is a dark and ancient necromantic spell that, when cast upon a deceased body, has the power to reanimate it as a zombie, ghoul, or skeleton depending on the condition of the remains. The more intact the body, the more powerful and resilient the undead creature created by the spell will be. This spell is one of the foundational incantations mastered by necromancers seeking to harness the powers of death and decay for their own dark purposes.

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This view-only profile includes a creator-written description; 7 labeled detail fields; 2 structured sections; 1 artwork image supplied by the creator.

Creation type: Spell
Shared by: DARKoACE
Connected worlds: 1
Detail fields: 7
Profile sections: 2
Artwork images: 1

Details

School: Necromancy
Level: 1
Duration: Instantaneous
Range: Touch
Area of effect: Single dead body
Ritual: No
Concentration: No

Components

Verbal

Dark incantations whispered in the language of the dead

Somatic

Gestures invoking the spirits of the deceased

Material

A pinch of graveyard dirt

Effects

When cast on a dead body, this spell reanimates it as a zombie, ghoul, or skeleton based on the condition of the remains. The more intact the body, the more powerful and resilient the undead creature created will be.

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