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The origin of necromancer's summons
Dellarie
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So where do those undead minions actually come from? According to tooltip you literally pull them from the ground and the animations suggest the same but I don't think it makes much sense that there is always a skeleton conveniently burried underground no matter where you are. Is it may be explained in more detail in the Elsweyr storyline?
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✭The same pocket of Oblivion where you pull your horse out from.
It's basically a gameplay mechanic, because it's not feasible to rely on actual corpses being around when you need them.[The Beauty of Tamriel] My collection of ESO screenshots
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Dellarie✭✭Ghanima_Atreides wrote: »The same pocket of Oblivion where you pull your horse out from.
It's basically a gameplay mechanic, because it's not feasible to rely on actual corpses being around when you need them.
I wish it was implemented better tbh. So it would actually feel like I'm playing a necromancer than ressurects corpses rather then pulls them out of thin air.Edited by Dellarie on May 31, 2019 8:01AM0 -
Beffagorn✭✭✭You pull them out from the Soul Cairn or Coldharbour. That's my explanation when there's no body i can resurrect nearby.Edited by Beffagorn on May 31, 2019 8:05AM4 -
Eporem✭✭✭✭So where do those undead minions actually come from? According to tooltip you literally pull them from the ground and the animations suggest the same but I don't think it makes much sense that there is always a skeleton conveniently burried underground no matter where you are. Is it may be explained in more detail in the Elsweyr storyline?
I like how this might explain it too
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Conjuration
Edited by Eporem on May 31, 2019 10:50AM0 -
mann9753b16_ESO✭✭✭✭✭I mean, we are at war, so in most areas, people died, and not al of them would have been recovered, so most areas should have some dead bodies lying around.0
