Episode 101: Necromancy, The Road of Bones & The Path of Death and The Soul 

I would bear in mind that the necromancer does not have any good ability or even context to tell the difference between a wraith struggling with passions, a wraith struggling with shadow and a specter. I wouldn't be surprised if many of the wraiths who spend so much time so close to their fetters and the land of the quick to get caught by necromancers would also be those who are ill equipped or who might have no desire to explain the struggles of spirits on their side of the veil. Also given how competitive the Giovanni are and how hermetic the Cappidocians were that even those kindred who gained strong insight into the struggles of their spirits that they would keep such insights to themselves, unto death.

@@joncooke158 In terms of obtaining information, necromancers have many methods, however, from my position, I prefer a mutually beneficial agreement the most. Given that this wraith stays so close to the Skinlands, there is a lot to offer. The most obvious is the permanent protection of his fetters from being destroyed or used by other necromancers who are not likely to be so diplomatic. Or perhaps he has someone in the world of the living who needs to be protected, or, on the contrary, an old enemy who should get a one-way ticket. The payment will be information that he is ready to share in return for my help or reciprocal services, if any are needed. Simply put, the carrot-and-stick method, in favor of the carrot, which hypothetically will help to get a more reliable and long-term ally and assistant. And in this respect, even not the most powerful wraith can be extremely useful if you know how to properly use his powers.

It is the overly coddling society they are in. The lack of true horrors. Do not worry about that loss of humanity you won't miss it.

@@horusrage /note my character is 41 years old, she has 20 years on me/ "I dont miss it. Since my husband met his final death I find I dont have much of a reason to hold on to it... Aside from the child he and I had before our embrace, but Andy will find their own path. I find sieges to be a much more peaceful place than any Elysium, or Anarch Rant. The Sword of Caine has served me well enough but I think it's time I focus on my own goals. Time to show the ivory tower what we in clan Hecata are capable of. The night is long my friend, take care you do not get lost in it." -Trys(Triss) Millener, Clan Hecata, former pack priest.

I do not *adds to wishlist*

@@LoreByNightVtM You and me both. XD

Well, to be honest, they can. With the right skill and several conditions are met, the wraith can use his body again. They are called "Risen". Interestingly, in the process, they can repair most of the damage done to their body during death or received after it. However, there are limitations. For example, if their head was chopped off, then it must be relatively close to the body, or nothing will work. And if their corpse had very large wounds or burns, they will still remain on it, albeit in the form of scars. However, they do not become alive. Their body does not rot, but it is still dead, so its capabilities are quite limited.

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