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Title: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 05, 2016, 12:45:48 am
The clubs are over there, try not to break any more bones than you have to. Keeping a dead horse animate is difficult when you've powdered it's rib cage.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Wheel-Son on August 05, 2016, 12:54:10 am
do you like butts
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 05, 2016, 01:17:01 am
Yes I do. Living only though.
Not only is erotic necromancy difficult, but the idea kind of kills the mood. Can never get anything to look right, and sod or newspaper just aren't going to do the job. Even ballistics gel isn't going to make a corpse look any more attractive.
edited for a more satisfying answer
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: guest48 on August 05, 2016, 11:54:19 am
English motherfucker, do you speak it?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Six on August 05, 2016, 12:15:12 pm
Are you Bill Cosby?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 05, 2016, 03:29:55 pm
English motherfucker, do you speak it?
Barely.
Are you Bill Cosby?
Why don't we ask this box of pudding pops and woman passed out in my limo.
They said no.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: HS1342 on August 05, 2016, 06:34:46 pm
Who are you?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 05, 2016, 07:11:04 pm
Who are you?
The imaginary friend of a lonely italian. It was quiet a surprise when I showed up and asked if they could keep an eye on my boat as I walked off into their hedge. Later on, I became the necromancer, and after my first death I became the Lich. I founded a city and became Grand Lich of Gulgatha. Gulgatha crumbled and now I am little more than a magical skeleton imprisoned in a tower. Not for much longer though.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: guest48 on August 06, 2016, 02:45:11 am
What keeps your pimp hand strong?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 06, 2016, 06:11:38 am
What keeps your pimp hand strong?
I practice on a wooden post when I'm in the off season, gotta replace them every two or three weeks. It see's a lot of use in the primary pimping time of year though, so no need to keep it in shape with the post. Other than that, kid leather gloves to keep your hands from getting sore is a good idea.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Wheel-Son on August 06, 2016, 09:31:25 am
are you willing to take up the reigns of... SCIENCE GUY

i swear to god if you don't know who bill nye is i will fucking be so dissipointed.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Six on August 06, 2016, 04:15:03 pm
As a skeleton, what is your opinion on the great skeleton war?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: HS1342 on August 06, 2016, 06:00:43 pm
Who are you?
The imaginary friend of a lonely italian. It was quiet a surprise when I showed up and asked if they could keep an eye on my boat as I walked off into their hedge. Later on, I became the necromancer, and after my first death I became the Lich. I founded a city and became Grand Lich of Gulgatha. Gulgatha crumbled and now I am little more than a magical skeleton imprisoned in a tower. Not for much longer though.
I find that description a little bare boned...
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: guest48 on August 06, 2016, 06:03:11 pm
What does human flesh taste like.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 08, 2016, 06:08:19 am
are you willing to take up the reigns of... SCIENCE GUY
No one can take the reigns of science guy from Bill Nye.
BILL! BILL! BILL! BILL!
BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY!
As a skeleton, what is your opinion on the great skeleton war?
Personally, I wasn't for it originally. But soon I realized it was an important step for all of skeleton kind.
I like the message of the pro-skeleton agenda.
What does human flesh taste like.
I have never had something that tasted so very much like, and yet so unlike veal in my entire unlife. There is really nothing quiet like it. The sweetest of meats, but the taste is highly variable as well. The living shouldn't eat it. Eating human flesh will break down the bonds between your brain cells. It's where the shakiness comes from, you eat so much of it that your brain can no longer keep your hands steady because you are killing it with too much long pork. A side note, never under any circumstances eat a human brain. You will kill your own brain. If the flesh is simply dissolving the bonds between neurons over time, eating a human brain is like striking yourself repeatedly in the head with a ball pean hammer. Being undead, I don't have to worry about it, but I don't really like brain much anyway.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on August 12, 2016, 06:08:47 pm
Who would win in a gladiator style fight to the death, your Lich-ness, or a random Dragon?

Just for curiosity sake, no other reason like future plans or anything.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Six on August 12, 2016, 08:16:20 pm
Who would win in a fight, a baby with a gun or a sentient gun with a baby?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 14, 2016, 04:58:38 pm
Who would win in a gladiator style fight to the death, your Lich-ness, or a random Dragon?

Just for curiosity sake, no other reason like future plans or anything.
It would be a close fight, and neither side would come out any better than they went in. I'm inclined to say the lich, as long as the dragon can't find and destroy it's phylactery. Otherwise, a lich is practically immortal. On the other hand, random dragons are incredibly unpredictable.
Who would win in a fight, a baby with a gun or a sentient gun with a baby?
Sentient gun with baby. A baby with a gun is just a baby, and babies are dumb as hell. A sentient gun on the other hand knows exactly what it's supposed to be doing. That being said though, the gun is just sentient. It's not like it can move or even tell the baby what to do, unless we are talking "the one ring" sentience.

Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Wheel-Son on August 14, 2016, 05:47:09 pm
yer dum
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 14, 2016, 08:46:50 pm
yer dum
No u.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Caconym on August 15, 2016, 03:12:59 pm
Are you a mummy made of salt or are you a mummy that's salty about the whole dying and mummification thing?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: guest48 on August 15, 2016, 04:07:41 pm
So what were you doing with that jockstrap?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 15, 2016, 09:15:48 pm
Are you a mummy made of salt or are you a mummy that's salty about the whole dying and mummification thing?
Neither. Salt mummification is the best. Most liches have to deal with their bodies dying, rotting away, and then the constant hassle of trying to hold a skeleton together. My body on the other hand was mummified in the traditional Gulgathan manner using a salt mixture called "natron." It's a method we borrowed from the egyptians, but we usually cover our mummies in a layer of red clay as they mummify and we don't extract the organs. I just had to sit around in my little ball, wait the few months the process took, and then I could retake control and move it around. The only drawback is that everything tastes of salt.

So what were you doing with that jockstrap?
Jockstrap is actually very effective at holding the pelvis together while stitching new legs onto a test subject. I prefer them to other binding because they have just enough coverage while also providing easy access to the joints. I could use duct tape, but duct tape is a lot harder to remove from necrotic material once the work is done.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on August 15, 2016, 10:41:43 pm
Are you a mummy made of salt or are you a mummy that's salty about the whole dying and mummification thing?
Neither. Salt mummification is the best. Most liches have to deal with their bodies dying, rotting away, and then the constant hassle of trying to hold a skeleton together. My body on the other hand was mummified in the traditional Gulgathan manner using a salt mixture called "natron." It's a method we borrowed from the egyptians, but we usually cover our mummies in a layer of red clay as they mummify and we don't extract the organs. I just had to sit around in my little ball, wait the few months the process took, and then I could retake control and move it around. The only drawback is that everything tastes of salt.

So, wouldn't your corporeal form be destroyed by fire pretty easily? Such as that readily available from matches or found in the boiler of 19th century trains?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 16, 2016, 03:19:51 pm
Are you a mummy made of salt or are you a mummy that's salty about the whole dying and mummification thing?
Neither. Salt mummification is the best. Most liches have to deal with their bodies dying, rotting away, and then the constant hassle of trying to hold a skeleton together. My body on the other hand was mummified in the traditional Gulgathan manner using a salt mixture called "natron." It's a method we borrowed from the egyptians, but we usually cover our mummies in a layer of red clay as they mummify and we don't extract the organs. I just had to sit around in my little ball, wait the few months the process took, and then I could retake control and move it around. The only drawback is that everything tastes of salt.

So, wouldn't your corporeal form be destroyed by fire pretty easily? Such as that readily available from matches or found in the boiler of 19th century trains?
Yes. It's happened before. It's not so bad though, I just release the body and have one of my minions hide my phylactary in with some trinkets and treasure. Eventually some idiot will find it and make the mistake of touching it. After that, it's a slow process of destroying their mind with dreams or visions and displacing their soul. Unfortunately it does mean that I lose a lot of time. Especially if no one comes treasure hunting for awhile. The best was that wizard though. I didn't even hide the phylactary. He just wandered in to my lair looking for the secrets of life and death. He found me instead. Moron knew exactly what the little silver ball in the ivory box was right away and STILL tried to grab it. XD It didn't take much to seize control either. That was in the days before I could get volunteers though.

The short answer is, yeah. Liches are physically weak and magically strong. Destroying our physical bodies is fairly easy once you get through all the wards and protections.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: guest48 on August 16, 2016, 05:34:04 pm
How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 16, 2016, 09:47:29 pm
How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop?
How ever many it takes to get bored of licking it and just biting it instead.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Wheel-Son on August 16, 2016, 11:06:41 pm
Oi, salt mummy, do you like gals with sixpacks?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 17, 2016, 01:59:05 am
Oi, salt mummy, do you like gals with sixpacks?
As long as she has a nice face and a nice attitude. Hell the nice face is optional too. If you are ugly/fat/both but have a good attitude, you're alright and deserve to have someone. If you are ugly/fat/both AND are a bitch, I'm sorry but you are going to die alone.

To answer your question though wilson, yeah sure. Especially if it's a six pack of Dr. Pepper. Dr. Pepper is the favored drink of undead necromancers. Right up there next to the contents of an estus flask (estus, also known as Sunny D), and vitreous humor.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Six on August 17, 2016, 03:24:12 pm
Sunny D is the drink of true MVPs.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Wheel-Son on August 17, 2016, 05:19:54 pm
not that kind of sixpack saltmummy. The /other/ type.

Jesus, why do people confuse muscle sixpack with a drink sixpack.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on August 17, 2016, 05:50:13 pm
not that kind of sixpack saltmummy. The /other/ type.

Jesus, why do people confuse muscle sixpack with a drink sixpack.

We have our priorities straight.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 17, 2016, 06:57:14 pm
not that kind of sixpack saltmummy. The /other/ type.

Jesus, why do people confuse muscle sixpack with a drink sixpack.
Not a Dr. Pepper fan eh? I guess that's why your still a kid.  ;D
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Wheel-Son on August 17, 2016, 07:01:29 pm
i fucking love doctor pepper you DENSE MOTHERFUCKER.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 17, 2016, 07:03:28 pm
i fucking love doctor pepper you DENSE MOTHERFUCKER.
Don't get mad. Get glad. Glad force flex trash bags.
Fun fact, you can fit two and a half corpses into a glad force flex trash bag.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on August 25, 2016, 06:28:51 pm
Salt, what say you: Communism vs. Fascism, which is worse and why?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 25, 2016, 06:39:47 pm
*loud sweating*
Uh... Communism? The intentions are good, but human nature will always thwart the intent behind a system and allow a wide range of alterations and twisting of the original vision.
As a concept, communism. It can work in small groups of people, but for running a country it is very poor.

Fascism may be pretty bad, but it is certainly more suited to running an autocratic country. In the end, under either system the people eventually rise up against the government. That or they lose some war or hit an economic crisis and collapse.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on August 25, 2016, 06:43:38 pm
That's some loud sweating.

In your capacity as a necromancer, you're surely religious. What belief do you subscribe to?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 25, 2016, 07:28:54 pm
In your capacity as a necromancer, you're surely religious. What belief do you subscribe to?
Honestly? In all honesty, veneration of the dead and ancestor worship. Not a put on as the necromancer affectation, but as a serious real world belief.
I believe there is a god or gods, but I want nothing to do with such beings. I believe they are undeserving of my attention and so give thanks to those who have actually had an impact on my life and existence. My ancestors and deceased relatives. I celebrate halloween as a religious holiday of reflection and set aside the death dates of my direct family as occasions of importance. Other than that, "worship" is carried out simply by remembering them daily and not doing anything you wouldn't want them knowing about between midnight and 3AM.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on August 25, 2016, 07:34:29 pm
That's an interesting answer, thanks for legitness.

Have you ever read Preacher?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 25, 2016, 08:01:42 pm
That's an interesting answer, thanks for legitness.

Have you ever read Preacher?
The comic? I had to look it up because no, I haven't read it. Looks good though, if it is this comic I'm looking at. Main characters name is Jesse Custer?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on August 25, 2016, 08:22:44 pm
Indeed. Might be up your alley.
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Post by: saltmummy626 on August 25, 2016, 08:26:10 pm
Garth Ennis. Mostly heard his name in reference to punisher comics. I think I will look into this comic some more.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on August 25, 2016, 08:30:59 pm
He does a lot of absurdist type humor as well. Preacher kinda falls in between the grim Punisher universe and something goofy like The Rifle Brigade.

I'm not huge into graphic novels, but it's a great read, and presents kind of an interesting view on religion that I find quite a bit more plausible than was probably intended by the author.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Perigrin on August 25, 2016, 11:43:13 pm
Did some fucker say Estus? You prefer the new blueberry or the classic Sunny D?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 25, 2016, 11:54:21 pm
As a hollow and not an unkindled, I prefer the classic sunny D.
Wish I had the cash to get DS3. Gotta upgrade my DS2 to scholar of the first sin and play that first though.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Perigrin on August 26, 2016, 12:10:11 am
Yeah. SOTFS is worth it, makes the game harder. If you get it on PC we can JOLLY COOPERATION our way through it.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 26, 2016, 12:26:56 am
Yeah. SOTFS is worth it, makes the game harder. If you get it on PC we can JOLLY COOPERATION our way through it.
I've got the regular on PC. Never tried to coop in souls, or is it a thing that's only a part of SOTFS?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Perigrin on August 26, 2016, 12:36:46 am
Yeah. SOTFS is worth it, makes the game harder. If you get it on PC we can JOLLY COOPERATION our way through it.
I've got the regular on PC. Never tried to coop in souls, or is it a thing that's only a part of SOTFS?
You never summoned a phantom? And dark 2 has a ring that makes it easier to match make with your friends.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on August 26, 2016, 04:28:56 pm
I've summoned phantoms, I just don't see the summon signs often. I'm going through NG+ right now and I just saw the dragon covenant sign for the first time. Most of the summon signs I do see are placed in places where they are not needed. The last time I summoned another player was back when the game first came out just before the pursuer boss fight. I summoned two guys and one of them kept trying to hit me with the ballista. He actually killed the other guy I had summoned by hitting him twice with it. It wasn't an accident either, the pursuer was no where near the ballista's firing line.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on September 13, 2016, 07:33:52 pm
(http://www.illustrationsof.com/royalty-free-rf-elk-clipart-illustration-by-prawny-vintage-stock-sample-1113298.jpg)

SALTY I GOT YOU A HORSE!

Since you granted me peerage and all. What do you think?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on September 13, 2016, 10:53:55 pm
I'm not sure what to do with a horse as I spend a majority of my traveling walking or in some dark corner of an idiotic adventurers bag. I think the most interaction I've ever had to horses was eating them. Thanks? I guess I'll have churls to put together somewhere to keep it.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Wheel-Son on September 14, 2016, 12:42:55 am
Hey saltmummy, its me

WALUIGI

(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/46/Waluigi.png)
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on September 14, 2016, 05:49:12 pm
That's not a question.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Wheel-Son on September 14, 2016, 05:59:05 pm
could you kindly pull it out of your ass?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on September 14, 2016, 06:07:48 pm
could you kindly pull it out of your ass?
considering I'm not the one asking the questions, I think the questions are supposed to be pulled out of your ass. ;)
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Wheel-Son on September 14, 2016, 11:54:53 pm
Alright, fine.

Hey saltmummy, its me

WALUIGI?

(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/46/Waluigi.png)
Nows its a question. Technically.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on September 15, 2016, 05:33:53 am
I'm not sure how to answer your question, but I have an idea. How about...

Spoiler (hover to show)

Does that please you?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Six on September 16, 2016, 08:12:42 pm
I don't think there's anyone that wouldn't please.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on September 16, 2016, 08:37:42 pm
UPDATE
The horse Apathetic gave me managed to escape by jimmying the bolt on it's new pen. What followed was a seven hour chase through the countryside dodging the arrows and bullets of the angry mob that had been patiently waiting outside the barbican gate. Afterwords we learned the value of friendship and good horse etiquette, which is a euphemism for "Woops, I accidentally crushed the horses ribcage in furious rage. I'm going to taxidermy and reanimate it so apathetic doesn't know I killed it. Later I'll bolt some copper plating onto it's interior and smuggle delicate objects and necromantic contraband inside it's hollowed out rib cage while riding it through the city streets disguised as a tax collector or a leper."
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on September 17, 2016, 12:38:03 am
Is it just me, or did I totally forget to actually post a picture of the horse?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on September 17, 2016, 12:44:28 am
you did in fact, forget to post a picture of the horse.I just thought you wanted me to be creative with an answer.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: A Blitzkrieg of Butts on September 19, 2016, 06:09:07 pm
Whats your zombie apocalypse team/plan?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on September 19, 2016, 06:49:27 pm
Whats your zombie apocalypse team/plan?
It's not one of my experiments, mine are all shot and incinerated when they aren't needed anymore or the experiment is complete. Unlike less professional necromancers, I don't keep old experiments in cages or locked up in cells. You're asking for trouble if you keep them around. I also don't create large numbers of the damn things. That's the mistake most necromancers make, they create large uncontrollable hordes of undead and then they have an angry pitchfork wielding mob shoving torches up their asses. No, not mine.

I need neither team nor plan as life will continue as usual. It will be easier to get materials though, so I guess I can dedicate more time to my work. Won't have anyone to perform R&D for me though... except the survivors...
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on September 29, 2016, 07:48:22 pm
Wait, are you saying a mere gun can defeat any of your minions?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on October 01, 2016, 08:31:58 pm
Wait, are you saying a mere gun can defeat any of your minions?
Sure, half of them are just bones held together with wire, magic, and willpower while the other half are living agents. I would advise against shooting my living agents though, they have families to feed and their insurance doesn't cover being shot. Being eaten or dismembered, yes. Bullets, no. Now, a skeleton is fairly difficult to destroy with a gun, it's a skeleton after all. The zombies are harder to bring down with a gun because of how dense and meaty they are. They can take a lot of punishment, but they are far too clumsy to be of any use to me.

You should have no reason to be shooting any of my minions as I don't have them commit atrocities in my name. Except grave robbing.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on October 06, 2016, 06:02:40 pm
Isn't that just a more somber form of larceny?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on October 06, 2016, 08:15:38 pm
Isn't that just a more somber form of larceny?
Larceny and mutilation of grave remains, if you damage the body in some way. It's illegal to mutilate grave remains, but it's perfectly fine to own them. That's the loophole my men have been getting by on for awhile now.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: ApatheticExcuse on October 08, 2016, 05:02:14 pm
Is it legal in your jurisdiction to mutilate cheerful remains?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on October 08, 2016, 05:36:43 pm
Is it legal in your jurisdiction to mutilate cheerful remains?
No. As a result, I can do pretty much whatever I want with whatever remains I wish as long as I don't intentionally damage them. Oddly enough, this also includes painting them but not plating them. It still illegal to steal them though. Theft is theft, and digging/toppling a grave is a major offense.

side note, failed/successful experiments are reburied when they are no longer useful.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Noctifer-De-Mortem on November 14, 2016, 06:47:04 pm
Are you eligible for life insurance?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on November 15, 2016, 03:57:35 pm
I... don't know.
*existential crisis*
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Noctifer-De-Mortem on November 15, 2016, 08:30:08 pm
How about after life insurance?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on November 16, 2016, 01:10:39 am
How about after life insurance?
I can answer that one, and the answer is no. My original body is long gone, and after life insurance only covers an individuals original body. Actually, I suppose I could insure my phylactery. It would be a real work around of the system of course.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Caconym on November 16, 2016, 06:01:11 am
Wadda bout unlife insurance?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on November 16, 2016, 06:43:13 pm
Unfortunately, unlife insurance only applies to naturally created undead. You know the kind. Vampires, ghosts, spirits, poltergeists, vengeful zombies, ghouls, ghasts, wendigo, and spooky scary dancing skeletons.

Not covered are raised zombies, ordinary skeletons, constructs, liches... basically anything made by a lich/necromancer. For some reason, mummies are also not covered. Not really fair. Especially to our fine veterans who fought so bravely against the fuccbois during the skeleton war. They aren't covered either, even though they are technically natural. Damned insurance regulations were written by the fuck boys.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Six on November 17, 2016, 07:30:00 am
Did you serve in the skeleton war?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on November 17, 2016, 05:15:17 pm
Did you serve in the skeleton war?
I was a field medic, which is a reasonably easy job considering skeletons don't need to worry about sterilization. Just a bit of wire and some splints. Things got kind of hairy when the fuck boys came over the line, flexing and talking loud on their cell phones, and jerking off. We pushed the bastards back though, even got to wrench some heads from some shoulders myself that day. Everyday I think about those we lost in that brutal conflict and remember that it's not over yet. The skeleton war goes on.
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Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Noctifer-De-Mortem on November 17, 2016, 06:28:26 pm
Have you considered offering life insurance by rasing their corpses after death to people?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on November 18, 2016, 12:01:12 am
That's a service I don't charge for, considering it's technically "research." Perfect resurrection is an impossibility, and the general imperfect resurrection leaves a lot to be desired. If someone wishes to continue living after death and not be a mindless slave/zombie, they need that imperfect resurrection. Which leaves them as an intelligent moving corpse, unpleasant to be around until it inevitably fails and leaves them gawping at their own time ruined form sprawled out on the floor. At that point they are little more than incorporeal observers until they figure out how to interact with things or until something capable of harming them comes along and does so. It's not a life worth charging for, otherwise I'd feel like I was scamming them.
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: Chaosvolt on June 08, 2017, 02:17:15 pm
How insane are you for encouraging thread necromancy?
Title: Re: The necromancer gestures, the beaten dead horse moves [salties AMA]
Post by: saltmummy626 on June 08, 2017, 02:21:33 pm
It's good practice.