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This is part of a series I'm doing for my dnd group, these transmutation circles represent our magical proficiencies. Since these are translations of full on magic into alchemy, they're a bit more lenient with how they work. Each array is powered by a representation of the user as a philosophers stone, meant to signify their magic source.

One person in our party has necromancy magic. The only way I could think of to do this was to split it into two arrays, one for raising the dead and one for creating dead biomass. Bringing back the dead famously doesn't work in alchemy, but what this does is convert life energy into death energy. When used on a corpse, from a more magical standpoint, it could create a sort of 'anti-life' that would be akin to an extension of the users own soul. While this isn't exactly how necromancy works in dnd, it's the best I can do with alchemy.

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This is part of a series I'm doing for my dnd group, these transmutation circles represent our magical proficiencies. Since these are translations of full on magic into alchemy, they're a bit more lenient with how they work. Each array is powered by a representation of the user as a philosophers stone, meant to signify their magic source.

One person in our party has necromancy magic. The only way I could think of to do this was to split it into two arrays, one for raising the dead and one for creating dead biomass. Bringing back the dead famously doesn't work in alchemy, but what this does is convert life energy into death energy. When used on a corpse, from a more magical standpoint, it could create a sort of 'anti-life' that would be akin to an extension of the users own soul. While this isn't exactly how necromancy works in dnd, it's the best I can do with alchemy.