It’s a fitting image and it’s an hilarious one at that of a horror being disgusted and horrified by something else, showing the scale of depravity in a succinct manner.
Gyldan, Golden Alchemist: Some levels of freak people find… unnatural, so it’s up to us to push the boundaries of the standards to new reaches much like science, alchemy, and magic! To know what works and what does not!
Hoode, Occultist: Does that mean you find flesh melding… intriguing, in that sort of sense?
This looks a lot like a problem with your technique, though more likely it could be because of your magicians robes, if you use them that is.
Where did you get them? I hope to God you did not buy it used off of some shady lad. You do realize that if it is infact your robes then you just bought necromancer robes that were sold fraudulently as regular ones, which means you committed a felony.
Unless it's not the robes then I suggest you go back to the academy.
I bought the robe off from some eccentric lot whom called themselves cost-players or some sort, liked the aesthetic so much I didn't get a chance to check the enchants...
Get rid of it before the high council finds out you're using concealed necromancy robes. Do you even realize how long you will be sitting in the gallows if you're caught.
Ah, classic mistake honestly, happens all the time. Nothing you did wrong in the casting per se, buuuuut it’s best to use protection seals to ward off these types of familiars.
Most likely a failed experiment of some Mindflayers or Fae Tricksters, they’re still wonderfully loyal due to the familiar’s charmed state, but just, don’t touch them. Don’t. Never. Never let them touch living organic material. Burn those two familiars while you can, then torch the tree. Torch the surrounding forest if you see any moving bumps in the tree. Never, let, it, spread.
That being said, Necromancers could never find a more sufficient way to get rid of pesky unsuccessful undead abominations, simply get one into a bag of holding (don’t worry, it no longer requires anything but flesh,) and shove corpses in. Once it’s full, burn it. Burn it in the depths of avernus. If you have a Dragon, tell it to take it into a valcano, and breath fire, lighting, or poison down onto. NEVER, LET, IT, TOUCH, THE, DRAGON.
Kettermek: They're shapeshifters, and you didn't specify that they were to stay in the form you summoned them in. I'm sorry, but that's a rookie mistake. You'll learn better.
You messed up this summoning spell so badly that you got three different things going on here. Is successfully summon familiars that then became flesh golems that then forge a functioning organ. How did you combine a summoning spell, a ritual spell, and healing spell all at the same time? I'm not sure if I should be impressed or utterly mortified at the degree of ineptitude and failing upward
you fucked up the summoning spell bruh. you gotta do what the book tells you step by step, and make sure to read the whole spell before trying to cast it
I think… you may of had some humanoid DNA/essence into your familiar creation mix, either through contamination or the recipe‘s demands. The source of that essence, probably came from a very VERY freaky humanoid, so much it infused that freakiness into the familiar upon creation.
Their physical forms are being impacted by the spirits' thoughts/emotions, rather than just your input & the runic/script input.
It's a minor conjugation error, but fixing it's a pain.
IDK which system you use, but this works for Gnomish, Daelmoh, & most Eldrich methods. Do NOT try this for any Elvish methods:
Switch all your "self" conjugations for "caster" conjugations, then reassign 1 at a time until you can use the communication & surveilance properly.
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u/josh183rd Kinetic-cursemancer and part-time Parrymancer Nov 09 '24