True, we're only a novice in Sorcery, but that's the fun of it. We build up our ability to do magic as the quest goes on. As the QM said, there are ways for us to improve by finding other apprentices, not to mention how being a worshipper of the Lady of the Dead who's known to patronize necromancy means that's another avenue for our magic.
Reviving the boss is somewhere in the evil minion now big boss handbook.
Not really? There's literally a goddess that patronizes necromancy, and we can still have a talent at it even if we won't be top shelf at the start.
Ok, since people are really invested in the idea of going Necromancer, you said prior that magic in this setting isn't the kind where a sorcerer can just obliterate a company with a fireball with ease, so I would like to know the feasibility of actually being able to be raising the dead en masse and if we did try to raise the dead Khan as a Wight or something would they still retain the same skill set and proficiency they had in life?
I should point out we've picked the Khan defeat that left the least bodies for a necromancer to use.
That's if Necromancy is particularly easy to do and is something any sorcerer can make happen. People seem really convinced that we need to merely be skilled in magic, chant some words and do a silly dance and we'll get hordes of zombies when if it was that easy to do, we certainly would have heard undead being mentioned here, either part of the Khan's army or standing guard around the village we're crashing in.
That's another thing that bugs me, the Necromancy build is meerily skilled in magic, which seems far from optiminal for what people want the build to do.
