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Thank you for enlightening me. I therefore correct my previously ignorant and uncalled comments to read:

Nurglitch wrote:Scientifically speaking, "Necromancy" has always been and will always be speaking to the dead, Warlocks bathe themselves in the rich history and quaint folkways of humanity's diverse multi-ethnic traditions of credulity, flakiness, and superstition.

I look forward to playing an "Enlightened Pre-Christian Pagan" in my next D&D Greyhawk campaign, and savagely healing my enemy's wounds with moldy bread.

BTW my sculpting skills seem not to exist, but the amount of ideas I have are too many, for example ships that have figure base holds sculpted into them, with letters in each, then on the cards the letters are listed, and a character in a lettered hole gets the stats/abilitys from the corresponding letter on the card.