She assumes her standard battle stance.ġ. If she fights an undead or necromantic character, she begins the battle cutting down a hoard (3) of skeletons charging at her. She takes up her standard battle stance.ģ. Her hair is brushed over her face and she pulls it back and she takes up her shield. As she does slowly, halfway, she finishes with a flick of her wrist as she the sword comes loose and appears to cut the very air. If she fights a Light character, she will walk into her side of the screen and begins to unsheathe her blade. The undead dissolves to dust and is blown away by the wind, but before it does, it severs at the head, implying she had swung her sword twice even if it looks like she did once.

Suddenly, an undead appears behind her and she quickly gets up and severs it at the waist in the blink of an eye. She appears kneeling on the ground with her back turned. Near-death Battle Stance: She starts panting, her sword begins to drop, her legs begin to shake.ġ. She points the sword in a thrusting style next to her shield. Standard Battle Stance: She stands with her slightly legs spread, knees bent, with her shield in front of her face. Her straight, black hair can be seen at certain times. She carries a long sword and a large buckler shield. Her arms and legs are covered in chain mail and taters on the clothes show that she also has them under her clothing. This necromancer's skill with the sword are just as, if not, sharper than her deadliness with the dark arts.Īppearance: This necromantress wears a brown shirt with sleeves ending at the elbow, and matching pants ending at her knees. This swordsmaster uses her undead to train herself, so that she may never need to be dependent on them. While many necromancers would have minions to do their undead bidding.

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