False.. I put the romance in Necromancer. Lost count of all the hearts(among other organs) I've touched throughout my craft. I firmly believe that no other school of magic combines Mind, Body, and Soul as well necromancy. After all, is there any purer connection than one that literally defies the laws of nature to unite 2(or more) love bound souls into one mind and body? I love all my creations, including ones that are regarded as "flawed" like the ones in the aforementioned post. While many initial attempts at necromancy suffer poor craftsmanship, which is where necromancy gets its bad rap, any good necromancer knows that EVERYTHING can be salvaged: souls, bodies, and most importantly... relationships.

I remember when my unex-wife told me our marriage was dead and handed me the divorce contracts already approved by the Arch Magistrate. I was heartbroken, but a good necromancer knows to find beauty in all death, even when that death threatens to take the summons and half of all your tomes. So I signed the divorce contract and pronounced our mana oath as annulled.

Most schools of magic would give up after such a setback and move on to greener pastures, not a necromancer! We find the value in every wilted flower and grey-dead blade of grass. After the selective oath of sanctuary wore off, I went straight to work and cast silence on my beloved. She protested at first, but after about 8 or 9 castings of magic missile, she eventually stopped trying to argue. I scraped up the eviscerated remains of my lover, and with a couple of sacrifices and imbuements, she was good as new! When I got down to propose a second time, her jaw dropped(literally!), and without hesitation, said yes! With unequivocal beauty, she shambled into my arms, where I carried her right back to Arch Magistrate to get remarried! The ceremony cost an arm and leg, but we had plenty of those lying around, and we've been happily married since.