As one necromancer to another, I miss your craft.

Thank you for the amazing time in both rimworld and rimworld of magic with your mods.

i hope this eventualy gets updated as someone made a 1.5 version of corpse children

I'm having an issue where the spell cant be learned by my necromancer pawn

Very cool mod

Yeah I saw it on the scribing table list of bills much later.

@Very Lost Fuelrat: it should be good to go for 1.4 now.

Hello! with both Rimworld of Magic and Corpse Child being 1.4 updated, just wondering if this one will be as well / already works in 1.4 as is?

Either way, thanks for making this mod! The compatibility between them is something that you really miss when it's gone :(

The spell is obtained as a scroll so no you don't.

If I already have a necromancer/lich, do I need to reset their class in devmode for them to get the enliven undead spell?

@Lenny1013: uhhh... I should remember these things. I'm pretty sure you can only turn a fresh undead into a corpse child, so full on skeletal ones won't be viable targets. But after they're converted they will no longer be undead and won't have a rotting appearance. They'll be living again, so they will need to eat and sleep, and will bleed, be susceptible to disease etc.

thanks

@DragonScience: Good catch. I've pushed a change to allow liches to learn Enliven Undead.

can lichs learn the enliven undead spell (they cant for me if they are meant to).

I know RoM is has a lot of extension mods; I only added the classes (ie traits) from the base mod. If there are others that folks are interested in, I'd definitely be interested to hear about what traits from what mods they are.

I haven't spent much time in RoM myself. If things are working well for you, I'd be interested to hear that. If you have stories about what cool/awful things you've done with these mods, I'd be interested to hear about those as well.

If things aren't working well or you have cool ideas for additions, let me know. One obvious one is the ability to eat spells; I want to get to that at some point but it requires a bit of time and research.