As the Breadbasket and Capitol of Lithian Empire, the city of Lithia sprawls in a fertile and tired valley, it’s creatures and peoples dutifully toiling for their Empress.

The mystical might and traditional military power of Lithian Empire, Solcea is a stable and powerful western protector of her beloved motherland.

As one of the largest cities of the Empire, many undead occupy the land of Darkdale; subterranean and other resource gathering activities occupy the time of the denizens of this woebegone place.

Goblins, Orcs, Trolls, and Orgres make up the vast bulk of the Greenskins that serve as the main living soldiers for the forces of evil.

Varying in numbers and capabilities, these corruptions of Nature assail all good peoples from almost every direction. These creatures can derive sustenance from almost anything, survive unbelievable conditions, and reproduce and mature with astonishing speeds.

These Greenskins range from the startlingly useless (but never ending) goblin hordes to the few devastating ogres that dominate on the battlefield.

Necromancers use their magic spells and rituals to animate corpses and create powerful undead versions of the once living from dead bodies.

Necromancers have total control over their undead and in short order a skilled Necromancer can assemble a force that can easily threaten villages or unwary caravans.

Ritually created undead are especially powerful and stand as the pinnacle achievement for Necromancers.
The Death Knights, Death Assassins, and Death Mages created by these rituals are often found leading hordes of lesser undead, assassinating the powerful, or casting powerful magics to support the undead forces that seem to occasionally harry all living people.

Some would say that using magic to raise the dead is just good business. Those people are evil of course, but they do say that.

Some would also say that Evil is the true power behind Necromancy and that there is nothing Good in animating dead flesh and enslaving dead spirits to do the bidding of the living.
But what do they really know anyway?

Necromancy is officially considered illegal in all of its forms in almost all corners of Telemere.
Unofficially, if you are in the right place, are the right person, or know the right people, Necromancy is not so illegal as it may seem; if you can fix any public commotion caused by your acts, things often work out favorably.

However, get caught using Necromancy in the wrong place, by the wrong people and you may face some severe consequences including death and banishment from wherever you are caught.