Lore of Necromancer Vossler of the Capital
Necromancers tend to get a lot of hate in modern Runiverse society. They're usually obsessed with dead stuff, which normal people find to be gross (nor do the normies enjoy constant reminders of their own mortality). Necromancers drive down home values whenever they move into a new neighborhood because their house always ends up smelling like corpse. Also, they have a tendency to be evil, though perhaps evil is in the eye of the beholder (one's moral perspective tends to get skewed when one doesn't subscribe to the belief that death is a Bad Thing that ought to be avoided at all costs). Not only a necromancer, but a Death Eater necromancer, Vossler has faced discrimination, fear, and hatred his whole life. That's why he is such a passionate advocate of necromancer rights, working tirelessly everyday to abolish the stigma associated with being a practitioner of death magic.
Necromancer Vossler is not your typical necromancer, who tends to be somewhat single-minded. Rather, he is the consummate renaissance man. He is well-practiced in many different schools of magic. He can play three instruments and speak five languages. He can sing and dance. He knows how to do multivariate calculus (without using his fingers!). His poached salmon with arugula and cayenne pepper is absolutely divine. He's a sharp dresser, wearing well-fitted clothes that he tailored himself rather than just throwing on Black Robe #12 and calling it a day like most necromancers. In short, he's sophisticated. He needs to be, in order to be taken seriously as a political operative and activist given his background...he's found that as a necromancer, accomplishing anything in the social arena is ten times as hard as for a typical person due to prejudice, whether implicit or explicit. So he works twenty times as hard to get ahead.
And the Capital is the toughest arena there is, where the powerful, wealthy, and highborn will chew you up and spit you out, all with an immaculate smile on their face. When he first moved there, Vossler wasn't sure if he'd make it, but his determination and myriad talents proved sufficient for the lion's den, and over the years, he's proven himself to be the real deal. He's currently first chair of the Necromancer Rights Society, toiling away on a daily basis for greater empowerment for all necromancers, not only in the Capital, but across the Forgotten Runes. It's slow work, but Necromancer Vossler has always believed in incremental progress, and that true change comes one day at a time. And if it doesn't work out in the end? Why, then he'll just kill them all.
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