#necroplier

[infinite-infinite-stars]

Celebrating spooky season with a drawing of my favorite "evil" ego~!

What...? Uh, no, it's not Darkiplier, lol.

...

It's not Murdock, either.

It's- look, it's the Necromancer from that Ninja Sex Party song The Mystic Crystal, okay?

[distracted-milkshake]

GET THE FUCK OUT. I'M SORRY, NO ONE IS ALLOWED TO SAY ANYTHING.

[antiivarook]

mother is.....MOTHERING

[dongtopus]

"It is unfortunate that we do not see eye to eye, Mister Forth-Wight-Berren. I had hoped that after all this time, you would see the merit in at the very least, meeting the bare nessecities of your workforce."

In one motion, Marion unfolded his legs, picked his journal up and snapped it shut. With a slight nod to the minute-taker, Marion turned from the table, leaving his seat untucked. A signal to his chaperone.

"Good manners dictate that I bid my farewells by informing you that it was 'A pleasure to speak with you'."

He passed Knell without even a glance and shut the door behind him. Marion stood for a second, and the heavy thump of Knells bootstep rattled the doorframe.

Marion felt nothing as his leg moved.

As his shoe met the carpet, he jolted awake.

The fireplace had died down considerably, and Marion was reminded that he had not smelled a fireplace in a very long time.

His heart felt cold, and heavy. Somewhere under his chitin, under his skin, he felt uncomfortable. The pale light of dawn crept in through the bay window. Marion rubbed the signet ring on his last finger briefly. He remembered that his skin was chitin now, and worried about grinding away the already faint family emblem on the surface of the sapphire.

A walk. That should do me some good.

[jaal-ama-daravv]

Are Nevarran Circles different than the southern ones, in that mages are allowed to marry, or retain noble titles? I know in previous games we had codex entries about Circles in the Anderfels, the Free Marches and in Rivain, but I can't recall anything being said about how they are generally run in Nevarra.

"Ever forward, ever deathward."

I love Nevarra and mages so this is such a good question for me! I'm giddy with excitement.

So, Nevarran Circles and their relationsip with magic are different compared to Southern and other Northern Thedas areas. I'll break it down for you:

Nevarra & Factions

Nevarra is known for it's unique approach to death and it's relationship with magic. Nevarra is unique in that they do not burn their dead but mummify them instead; they are then placed in tombs such as the Grand Necropolis. Nevarra also believes that when a person dies, their soul displaces a fade spirit when their soul crosses the veil - they can manifest as wisps that you see in the Necropolis, where some will take the form of remains or objects.

Nevarra is also unique in the sens that they have fraternitys among their mages in additiion to the Circle of Magi. One in particualr known as the Mortalitasi. The Mortalitasi are tasked with the responsibiliyu for the transfer and mummification of Nevarran Elite, other fraternites such as the Mourn Watch, will tend to the dead of other Neverrans. The Mortalitasi hold significant polital power and influence in Nevarra - the most in Thedas.

The Mourn Watch is a sub-faction order within the Mortalitasi who hold absolute authority over funeray dead. You must be invited to join this order. The Mourn Watch serve as the keepers of the Grand Necroplis and deal with magic that had gone awry - particularly corpse possession and funeray rights. The Mourn Watch assist the living and the dead with the process of death - often guiding he lviing to visit their passed loved ones in the Necropolis. It is a honour to join the Mourn Watch as they hold themselves to very high standards.

The Mortalitasi and it's subfactions (i.e., Mourn Watch) are privy to wealth, status, and political power. These mages are considered mysterious and fearful to members outside of the organisation and other parts of Thedas due to their reputation of being a death cult.

Circle of Magi

Mages within a Circle, including in Nevarra, are permitted to marry other members of the circle and individuals outside of it, with permission. Despite it being impractical, this permission is purely dependant on the circle itself. Some forbade it, and other allow it. It can also depend on the reputation of the mage itself.

For Mortalitasi and Mourn Watch mages, the rules are more looser due to their power and influence in Nevarra. Due to Emmrich stating in Veilguard that he had wished to of been married one day, it is likely that these rules for mages within these factions do not apply as strictly. This is due to the regional belief in about the relatiosnhip between death and magic and the Mortalitasi being the gatekeepers.

Whilst the Chantry still has absolute law of mages, Nevarra has more free reign due to it's culture.

Templars are welcome within the walls of the Grand Necropolis, however there is a tactit agreement that the Mourn Watch is better equipped to deal with any issues within the Necropolis.

Tldr, it is likely possible for members of the Mortalitasi to hold titles, own land, and be married due to the power and influence they hold within the region.

Hopefully that answers your question ♥

[meredoubt]

I think Dirge is such an anchor of a warrior, of both knight and priest, standing vigil or ushering at the land of the dead, that he's somehow the most Dwarven elf you have ever met. Dust to dust. The stone laid atop the grave. It's so difficult to describe.

Like he has an immense spiritual gravity because of how I interpret his hybrid paladin/druid belief system. This is why it's the same character in both Baldur's Gate and in Dragon Age. Like whatever his personal history may be in either story...there's a firm, unshakable way of looking at mortality that is like he's fully developed in my head. I'll never be free of him lmao

Something more than a Templar. a paladin of life and death, the physicality of it, to experience through body and interpret through mind and express through soul (or personality, tho he believes and lives in a universe where soul is fact). Like it's because of his relationship with body (his, the dead, anyone else, just. The Body) that he draws spirits. It's why he's a serial killer priest of murder in Baldur's Gate, and why, in a healthier universe, where he was cared for, he's a high-ranking member of the Mournwatch of the Grand Necroplis. He's an important member of society in Nevarra, he's steadier there. Maybe that draws spirits to him too. He's very....Falon'din, I think, though honestly I think much like Baldur's Gate, his elven identity is almost an afterthought to him. He's interested in elven history and freedom, but almost impersonally

Anyway this post brought to you by me ruminating on what Solas trying to bring down the Veil looks like to members of the Mournwatch and to Nevarran belief in general

[shesinshambles]

For my few mutuals

Lady-necroplis -> shesinshambles

[ivuul]

~~CALBOURNE COUNTRYSIDE~~ "The ruined countryside of a long fallen kingdom, whatever had happened to this place happened long before greenwilde village was ever founded. Many neutral aligned greenwilders often study the ruins here, led by Judge Jasper and his assistant Hans Millar.

-- Calbourne Watchtower Ruins: The ruins of a watchtower sitting on the outskirts of the region. Very empty outside of the occasional researcher or person seeking shelter. Research Camp: One of the research camps by Jasper and his crew of researchers, they welcome anyone able to help defend them or assist with their research within the ruins. Calbourne Farm Ruins: The ruins of a large farmland. outside of creatures drifting down from the dreadwood forest, these ruins are mostly quiet. Calbourne Church Ruins: A large church sitting in ruins, not much seems out of place here. Calbourne Graveyard: The undead have fully taken this graveyard over, there is not a single corpse left within these empty mounds. Calbourne Castletown Ruins: The ruins of the kingdom of Calbourne, an active supernatural warzone between various undead, cursed humans, demonic creatures, and even a small remnant of vampires separate from Lazarus's vamps. Dare you get caught in the middle of this? Necropolis Forest: Nothing living calls this sea of dead trees a home… Calbourne Castle Ruins: these castle ruins are constantly contested by a very regal skeleton, and a very tired demon… Spectral Spires: 5 towers which have remained weirdly sealed and intact, No one from the research team have ever been able to break into either of them, and the undead from the nearby Necroplis Forest makes it even harder to even research the outside… ASYLUM: Perhaps some locations are best not talked about… ever…

[thechurchofsplatterdaysaints]

[infinite-infinite-stars]

If Yona existed in a fantasy setting, she would be-- well, actually I have several different ideas for what she would be, but ONE OF THEM is a tavernkeeper! She runs a cozy little place on the moors, it's kinda in the middle of nowhere, yet somehow people always seem to end up there when they need to.

Yes, that's the Necromancer from NSP's "The Mystic Crystal", currently de-powered and feeling sorry for himself after his humiliating defeat by those two ridiculously-dressed champions. (Yeah I know he explicitly dies in the video, but like. He's a Necromancer, what are those guys known for? I bet if a writer wanted him to come back it would be easy to excuse how he did so.)

This might seem like a "she can fix him" situation, but actually it's more like a "she can be visibly unafraid of him and treat him cordially while cryptically implying that he couldn't do anything to harm her even if he wanted to, causing him to grudgingly behave himself in her presence because to do otherwise wouldn't benefit him in any way, an arrangement which could slowly morph into more genuine mutual respect and even fondness if he continues to play his cards right" ...situation.

Anyway, I tried to capture a similar Disney-esque art style to the one in TMC for Yona here~.

[spiritusleach]

Spiritus Nocturnus

The Rebel From The Darkside

Undead Necroplis

[antiivarook]

exclusively making gifs of kiran in necroplis because the lighting makes her look beautiful

[strawberryamanita]

I fully accept Necroplier into my life

[scotianostra]

On 5th April 1820 government forces defeated Radical weavers at what became known as the Battle of Bonnymuir.

In 1816, the weavers in Kilsyth were making £1 per week, by 1820 they were making 11 shillings per week. A pack of meal was 3 shillings. Bread was no longer a staple, it had become a major luxury for the working class. To complain was to lose any chance of working. So it was with this background a group of Radical weavers began a march towards the Carron Iron Works in Falkirk. In the months beforehand a meeting of "radicals" was held on 16th August 1819 at St. Peter's Fields, Manchester England and was put to rout by the Kings military with many deaths and casualties. 

In Scotland the "Peterloo" deaths provoked much widespread protest, 16,000 protested in Paisley. The band with the protesters was arrested for playing "Scots Wha Hae". The Royal Calvary was called out to restore order. There were mass meetings also in Stirling.

  On Sunday April 1, 1820, a bill was posted on the streets of Glasgow, Dumbarton, Paisley, Stirling and Kilsyth calling for a general strike to sweep away the present form of government. On Monday, April 2nd, the government called for all shops to be closed and everyone was to stay in their homes. Most of central Scotland in the weaving communities went out on strike.

  On April 3rd about 70 men led by Andrew Hardie met at what is now the Necroplis in Glasgow. All were armed with muskets, pistols, swords and pikes. Hardie by trade was a weaver. The armed men marched to Condorrat and met up with another weaver, John Baird. Baird had a party of men with him. The combined parties would march on Carron Iron Works near Falkirk and secure munitions for the coming fight.

At Bonnymuir they met the 7th and 10th Hussars. The overwhelming British force soon subdued the parties led by Hardie and Baird. All of the survivors were taken to the military prison at Stirling Castle.

It emerged later their ranks had been infiltrated by government agents and they were in fact guided to an ambush.

  Hardie and Baird, the leaders of the Radicals were hanged at Stirling, with Hardie declaring "I die a martyr to the cause of truth and liberty". I shall continue on this subject on the 8th of April.

[egyptianphotographerblog]

Necropolis of Anfushi It was sort of monumental tombs for elite who had good connection with royal family to obtain the privilege to build their own in a strategic location, necroplis served from 2nd century B.C. till end of Roman period A mixture of ancient Egyptian architectural style combined with Greek and Roman to be presented in the land of Alexandria..even if it was not totally perfect as in Egyptian tombs but still carrying a message of creativity Enjoy your trip into the underworld (at Alexandria, Egypt) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLM3ty6A8jE4yCJVxN7YNpGUo3lBM-NSu7qggE0/?igshid=yfc1bssq75x3

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