robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »Sithis if Argonian
Sanguine (Debauchery and utter indulgence)
Namira and wear the primal/barbaric stuff
Boethiah (Treachery, deceit etc.)
My Breton just follows Julianos and to a lesser degree Magnus devotedly and the Nine but is well aware of how Arkay feels. Necromancy isn't "evil" except on moral grounds. Just ask the Dunmer.
robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »Sithis if Argonian
Sanguine (Debauchery and utter indulgence)
Namira and wear the primal/barbaric stuff
Boethiah (Treachery, deceit etc.)
My Breton just follows Julianos and to a lesser degree Magnus devotedly and the Nine but is well aware of how Arkay feels. Necromancy isn't "evil" except on moral grounds. Just ask the Dunmer.
Follows the divines and he's a necromancer?
robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »Sithis if Argonian
Sanguine (Debauchery and utter indulgence)
Namira and wear the primal/barbaric stuff
Boethiah (Treachery, deceit etc.)
My Breton just follows Julianos and to a lesser degree Magnus devotedly and the Nine but is well aware of how Arkay feels. Necromancy isn't "evil" except on moral grounds. Just ask the Dunmer.
Follows the divines and he's a necromancer?
Necromancy is not "evil" per se to everyone and many of its spells could be considered benign. Elder Scrolls is notorious for dealing in the grey. It comes down to perception of the culture/society at large. It was/is perfectly legal in the Empire, providing certain provisions.
https://elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/Necromancy
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Necromancy
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Necromancy:_The_Great_Debate
My Breton is a Mage, much like the Telvanni, to him it's just another art of magic and something he's good at. And a true Breton opportunist .
He's more akin to the Amethyst Wizards like in Warhammer lore, restrained on his use of it and has set his own moral code.
https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Amethyst_Order
Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »Sithis if Argonian
Sanguine (Debauchery and utter indulgence)
Namira and wear the primal/barbaric stuff
Boethiah (Treachery, deceit etc.)
My Breton just follows Julianos and to a lesser degree Magnus devotedly and the Nine but is well aware of how Arkay feels. Necromancy isn't "evil" except on moral grounds. Just ask the Dunmer.
Follows the divines and he's a necromancer?
Necromancy is not "evil" per se to everyone and many of its spells could be considered benign. Elder Scrolls is notorious for dealing in the grey. It comes down to perception of the culture/society at large. It was/is perfectly legal in the Empire, providing certain provisions.
https://elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/Necromancy
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Necromancy
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Necromancy:_The_Great_Debate
My Breton is a Mage, much like the Telvanni, to him it's just another art of magic and something he's good at. And a true Breton opportunist .
He's more akin to the Amethyst Wizards like in Warhammer lore, restrained on his use of it and has set his own moral code.
https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Amethyst_Order
Youre speaking of Responsible Necromancy and its far from par for the course when it comes to the Dark Arts. Even if your character is closer to Vastarie than Mannimarco, its such an abnormal approach to the practice that theres no way youre going to avoid people calling you evil or assuming youre underplaying what it is youre doing.
robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »Sithis if Argonian
Sanguine (Debauchery and utter indulgence)
Namira and wear the primal/barbaric stuff
Boethiah (Treachery, deceit etc.)
My Breton just follows Julianos and to a lesser degree Magnus devotedly and the Nine but is well aware of how Arkay feels. Necromancy isn't "evil" except on moral grounds. Just ask the Dunmer.
Follows the divines and he's a necromancer?
Necromancy is not "evil" per se to everyone and many of its spells could be considered benign. Elder Scrolls is notorious for dealing in the grey. It comes down to perception of the culture/society at large. It was/is perfectly legal in the Empire, providing certain provisions.
https://elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/Necromancy
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Necromancy
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Necromancy:_The_Great_Debate
My Breton is a Mage, much like the Telvanni, to him it's just another art of magic and something he's good at. And a true Breton opportunist .
He's more akin to the Amethyst Wizards like in Warhammer lore, restrained on his use of it and has set his own moral code.
https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Amethyst_Order
Youre speaking of Responsible Necromancy and its far from par for the course when it comes to the Dark Arts. Even if your character is closer to Vastarie than Mannimarco, its such an abnormal approach to the practice that theres no way youre going to avoid people calling you evil or assuming youre underplaying what it is youre doing.
See The Great Debate.
Never did I imply anything of the sort you're speaking of.
It is YOUR perspective and in Tamriel the culture's. Dunmer don't care unless it's on other Dunmer. The Imperial/Empire doesn't care about necromancy (and for a time it was openly practiced completely). The Khajiit don't care and neither do the Argonians.
YOU are the one (or the NPC/organization) who deems it "evil".
That's the point of the great debate.
"no way youre going to avoid people calling you evil"
Let me restate this, no where did I imply other wise. I've merely pointed out how the Lore does not deem necromancy implicitly evil, as many others here have.
Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »robertbmilesb14_ESO wrote: »Sithis if Argonian
Sanguine (Debauchery and utter indulgence)
Namira and wear the primal/barbaric stuff
Boethiah (Treachery, deceit etc.)
My Breton just follows Julianos and to a lesser degree Magnus devotedly and the Nine but is well aware of how Arkay feels. Necromancy isn't "evil" except on moral grounds. Just ask the Dunmer.
Follows the divines and he's a necromancer?
Necromancy is not "evil" per se to everyone and many of its spells could be considered benign. Elder Scrolls is notorious for dealing in the grey. It comes down to perception of the culture/society at large. It was/is perfectly legal in the Empire, providing certain provisions.
https://elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/Necromancy
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Necromancy
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Necromancy:_The_Great_Debate
My Breton is a Mage, much like the Telvanni, to him it's just another art of magic and something he's good at. And a true Breton opportunist .
He's more akin to the Amethyst Wizards like in Warhammer lore, restrained on his use of it and has set his own moral code.
https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Amethyst_Order
Youre speaking of Responsible Necromancy and its far from par for the course when it comes to the Dark Arts. Even if your character is closer to Vastarie than Mannimarco, its such an abnormal approach to the practice that theres no way youre going to avoid people calling you evil or assuming youre underplaying what it is youre doing.
See The Great Debate.
Never did I imply anything of the sort you're speaking of.
It is YOUR perspective and in Tamriel the culture's. Dunmer don't care unless it's on other Dunmer. The Imperial/Empire doesn't care about necromancy (and for a time it was openly practiced completely). The Khajiit don't care and neither do the Argonians.
YOU are the one (or the NPC/organization) who deems it "evil".
That's the point of the great debate.
"no way youre going to avoid people calling you evil"
Let me restate this, no where did I imply other wise. I've merely pointed out how the Lore does not deem necromancy implicitly evil, as many others here have.
I wonder where they would get the idea that the lore implies that necromancy is evil if not for the lore doing so. There is very little lore to actually back up Necromany not being evil. In fact the little we do have is usually that of an outlier and not the norm. Run into any delve or dungeon and theres probably a 50 percent chance of the dead roaming around with some Necromancer/Lich waiting for you to slay them at the end. How many times have we run into a dungeon with the Necromancer at the end wanting to heal the sick and play therapist to the dead?
Just because a handful of biased sources have made the case for why necromancy can be used for good and on the rare occasion has. Doesnt change the fact that the franchise, and ESO to the point of exhaustion, has portrayed the act as evil.