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	When all was said and done and the war over, roughly two-thirds of the casualties were Honoreck's own people, murdered so their corpses could fight.		When all was said and done and the war over, roughly two-thirds of the casualties were Honoreck's own people, murdered so their corpses could fight.

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	[[Honoreck]] the Arch-Lich, who led the [[Grey Temple]] in the [[Necromanic Wars]], was a big fan of death. Being dead himself, he had a special appreciation for it.		[[Honoreck]] the Arch-Lich, who led the [[Grey Temple]] in the [[Necromanic Wars]], was a big fan of death. Being dead himself, he had a special appreciation for it.

	[[Necromancy]] in warfare essentially relies upon having a great many corpses to do your fighting for you. ~~Durring~~ the [[Mage Wars]], necromancers were the ultimate super-weapon, as they could reanimate an entire battlefield of fallen soldiers and turn the battle.		[[Necromancy]] in warfare essentially relies upon having a great many corpses to do your fighting for you. During the [[Mage Wars]], necromancers were the ultimate super-weapon, as they could reanimate an entire battlefield of fallen soldiers and turn the battle.

	But Honoreck wasn't content with these tactics. Why wait for a bunch of living men to die [he reasoned], when you can just kill them yourself?		But Honoreck wasn't content with these tactics. Why wait for a bunch of living men to die [he reasoned], when you can just kill them yourself?

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	[[Honoreck]] the Arch-Lich who led the [[Grey Temple]] in the [[Necromanic Wars]] was a big fan of death. Being dead himself, he had a special appreciation for it.		[[Honoreck]] the Arch-Lich, who led the [[Grey Temple]] in the [[Necromanic Wars]], was a big fan of death. Being dead himself, he had a special appreciation for it.

	[[Necromancy]] in warfare essentially relies upon having a great many corpses to do your fighting for you. Durring the [[Mage Wars]], necromancers were the ultimate super-weapon, as they could reanimate an entire battlefield of fallen soldiers and turn the battle.		[[Necromancy]] in warfare essentially relies upon having a great many corpses to do your fighting for you. Durring the [[Mage Wars]], necromancers were the ultimate super-weapon, as they could reanimate an entire battlefield of fallen soldiers and turn the battle.

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	[[Honoreck]] the Arch-Lich who led the [{Grey Temple]] in the [[Necromanic Wars]] was a big fan of death. Being dead himself, he had a special appreciation for it.		[[Honoreck]] the Arch-Lich who led the [[Grey Temple]] in the [[Necromanic Wars]] was a big fan of death. Being dead himself, he had a special appreciation for it.

	[[Necromancy]] in warfare essentially relies upon having a great many corpses to do your fighting for you. Durring the [[Mage Wars]], necromancers were the ultimate super-weapon, as they could reanimate an entire battlefield of fallen soldiers and turn the battle.		[[Necromancy]] in warfare essentially relies upon having a great many corpses to do your fighting for you. Durring the [[Mage Wars]], necromancers were the ultimate super-weapon, as they could reanimate an entire battlefield of fallen soldiers and turn the battle.

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	[[Honoreck]] the Arch-Lich who led the [{Grey Temple]] in the [[Necromanic Wars]] was a big fan of death. Being dead himself, he had a special appreciation for it.		[[Honoreck]] the Arch-Lich who led the [{Grey Temple]] in the [[Necromanic Wars]] was a big fan of death. Being dead himself, he had a special appreciation for it.

	[[Necromancy]] in warfare ~~essnetially~~ relies upon having a great many corpses ~~around~~ to do your fighting for you. Durring the [[Mage Wars]], necromancers were the ultimate super-weapon, as they could reanimate an entire battlefield ~~full~~ of fallen soldiers and turn ~~the tide of~~ the battle.		[[Necromancy]] in warfare essentially relies upon having a great many corpses to do your fighting for you. Durring the [[Mage Wars]], necromancers were the ultimate super-weapon, as they could reanimate an entire battlefield of fallen soldiers and turn the battle.

	But Honoreck wasn't content with these tactics. Why wait for a bunch of living men to die, when you can just kill them yourself?		But Honoreck wasn't content with these tactics. Why wait for a bunch of living men to die [he reasoned], when you can just kill them yourself?

	No war is ever won entirely by armies of undead, ~~they always~~ require a living army to ~~do the real~~ work while the dead one ~~just~~ mills about and ~~wrecks havock~~. As Honoreck's armies conquered new territories, any willing volunteers would be conscripted into the living army. Unwilling volunteers would be unceremoniously put to death, and conscripted into the undead army. These ~~"volunteers"~~ included: anyone who spoke out against the political leaders, anyone to old to work behind the lines, anyone at all sick(and there were a lot), and anyone not performing a task considered valuable to the war effort. This meant a whole lot of artists and political science majors found themselves on the wrong end of a pointed stick.		No war is ever won entirely by armies of undead, who require a living army to work while the dead one mills about and wreaks havoc. As Honoreck's armies conquered new territories, any willing volunteers would be conscripted into the living army. Unwilling volunteers would be unceremoniously put to death, and conscripted into the undead army. These included: anyone who spoke out against the political leaders, anyone too old to work behind the lines, anyone at all sick (and there were a lot), and anyone not performing a task considered valuable to the war effort. This meant a whole lot of artists and political science majors found themselves on the wrong end of a pointed stick.

	Eventually, Honoreck's ~~none~~-necromancer allies began to take advantage of this policy, and used it to do away with criminals and political ~~disadents, essentially any segment of their population~~ they wished could be put to death and shipped in corpse-form to the front lines for combat. Some countries even took advantage of the opportunity to ethnically cleanse themselves.		Eventually, Honoreck's non-necromancer allies began to take advantage of this policy, and used it to do away with criminals and political dissidents. Anyone they wished could be put to death and shipped in corpse-form to the front lines for combat. Some countries even took advantage of the opportunity to ethnically cleanse themselves.

	When all was said and done and the war over, roughly two-thirds of the casualties were Honoreck's own people, murdered so their corpses could fight.		When all was said and done and the war over, roughly two-thirds of the casualties were Honoreck's own people, murdered so their corpses could fight.

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[[Honoreck]] the Arch-Lich who led the [{Grey Temple]] in the [[Necromanic Wars]] was a big fan of death. Being dead himself, he had a special appreciation for it.

[[Necromancy]] in warfare essnetially relies upon having a great many corpses around to do your fighting for you. Durring the [[Mage Wars]], necromancers were the ultimate super-weapon, as they could reanimate an entire battlefield full of fallen soldiers and turn the tide of the battle.

But Honoreck wasn't content with these tactics. Why wait for a bunch of living men to die, when you can just kill them yourself?

No war is ever won entirely by armies of undead, they always require a living army to do the real work while the dead one just mills about and wrecks havock. As Honoreck's armies conquered new territories, any willing volunteers would be conscripted into the living army. Unwilling volunteers would be unceremoniously put to death, and conscripted into the undead army. These "volunteers" included: anyone who spoke out against the political leaders, anyone to old to work behind the lines, anyone at all sick(and there were a lot), and anyone not performing a task considered valuable to the war effort. This meant a whole lot of artists and political science majors found themselves on the wrong end of a pointed stick.

Eventually, Honoreck's none-necromancer allies began to take advantage of this policy, and used it to do away with criminals and political disadents, essentially any segment of their population they wished could be put to death and shipped in corpse-form to the front lines for combat. Some countries even took advantage of the opportunity to ethnically cleanse themselves.

When all was said and done and the war over, roughly two-thirds of the casualties were Honoreck's own people, murdered so their corpses could fight.