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Eiji-kun dislikes this article and rated it 1 of 4.
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| You know, I may as well rate this. It's pissing in the wind because it's Frank & K and they're kind of a cult following thing, but the guy below has a point: as it, it's broken. The idea is good though (hence the dislike instead), but as you know I did make a variant on it. Like many things, they simply left too many loopholes open like "what is the casting time" and "are there any restrictions beyond control pools" and "seriously why does each necromantic creation feat give separate pools?" The latter is actually a rift I have with their design philosophy.
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Manioo8 opposes this article and rated it 0 of 4.
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| This page, likely abandoned, has a lot of inaccuracies, and isn't very well balanced. access to animate dead on first level? animating dead based on charisma, not HD? any requirements? how long does it take? any material components? How long do undead last after being animated? what happens when I use this and then Animate Dead spell, do these undead count against my HD limit for undead control or are they just based on my charisma modifier and are a different thing? I don't think that there's a point in keeping this page here, as there's a better page made by Eiji-kun titled "Variant Body Assemblage", made exactly for the purpose of clarifying the idea that this page was supposed to represent.
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