Necromantic Ritual Book Options

Has anyone read the Necromantic Ritual Book?

I already ordered it 2 nights ago, and it will arrive prior to January 16.

Is this a good Necromancy book?

Here is the book:

Necromantic Ritual Book

This post has been edited by DeathStalker: Dec 27 2006, 12:47 AM

LOL Edunpanna! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

After blowing the dust off my Wendell stuff, I can honestly say that she makes Konstantinos' over the top Goth attitude seem non-existent. I dunno. She makes a good point, which is Death is a cosmic and ultimately healing force that is nothing to be afraid of. HOW she does it is another matter entirely. Hell, if I was a little emo kid in jr. high or high school I'd probably think her way of explaining it was pretty cool. Now it just strikes me as silly. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blush2.gif)

Whether or not she has any claim to actually being an incarnation or soulmate of Death is frankly not for me to say, but she (at least IMO) tends to make the point a little bit too strongly for my taste.

As for K's book on Vampires, I have it. I believe at one point he argues that 2+2=5. ??? Whatever. I'll have to go back and check. While I like his ideas on the whole, I think everyone has a dud from time to time, and his book on vampires seems to be it. *shrug* (IMG:style_emoticons/default/hands.gif)

Greetings Darkmage,

I can not stand Konstandummie. He makes my eyes bleed. Ashnook tells me he recently bought one of Konstandummie's books in which he recommends that you have your girlfriend pretend that she is dead and then dance around with her before jumping her bones. I am very pleased that moron has not gotten any more of my money.

Not only is that very weird I think most women would smack Konstandummie if he suggested such to them. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/worthy.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/00000047.gif) If he is some sort of occult genius then what a sad time we live in. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/snstgs7.gif)

I wonder if this dude had a lobotomy pr something?

Peace

This post has been edited by Edunpanna: Dec 28 2006, 05:31 AM

Greetings Darkmage,

I can not stand Konstandummie. He makes my eyes bleed. Ashnook tells me he recently bought one of Konstandummie's books in which he recommends that you have your girlfriend pretend that she is dead and then dance around with her before jumping her bones. I am very pleased that moron has not gotten any more of my money.

Not only is that very weird I think most women would smack Konstandummie if he suggested such to them. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/worthy.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/00000047.gif) If he is some sort of occult genius then what a sad time we live in. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/snstgs7.gif)

I wonder if this dude had a lobotomy pr something?

Peace

ROFLMAO!!! "Occult Dingle Dorkus" is probably one of the best epithets I've heard in a long time. Thanx! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) Although, I think that honour goes to Ted Andrews, also in the Llewellyn publishing stable. At least Konstantinos has something worthwhile to say most of the time and doesn't repeat himself ad nauseam w/a writing style that makes an eighth-grader look sophisticated. :roll:

As for the incident you mention, WTF?? I missed this little event. What book is it in? It sounds hilarious, like he stuck in a practical joke to see how many people took it seriously. Now, if he MEANT it seriously, then I'm going to be very very afraid.

@both of you: I have the first printing of the book. Mr. Poseur is on p.103, although, IMHO, everyone who wrote a letter for inclusion in that chapter is more than a little bit, umm...bent. Yeah, that's it. Right up w/Ms. Wendell claiming to be the Bride of Death. *sigh* (IMG:style_emoticons/default/horse.gif)

ROFLMAO!!! "Occult Dingle Dorkus" is probably one of the best epithets I've heard in a long time. Thanx! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) Although, I think that honour goes to Ted Andrews, also in the Llewellyn publishing stable. At least Konstantinos has something worthwhile to say most of the time and doesn't repeat himself ad nauseam w/a writing style that makes an eighth-grader look sophisticated. :roll:

As for the incident you mention, WTF?? I missed this little event. What book is it in? It sounds hilarious, like he stuck in a practical joke to see how many people took it seriously. Now, if he MEANT it seriously, then I'm going to be very very afraid.

@both of you: I have the first printing of the book. Mr. Poseur is on p.103, although, IMHO, everyone who wrote a letter for inclusion in that chapter is more than a little bit, umm...bent. Yeah, that's it. Right up w/Ms. Wendell claiming to be the Bride of Death. *sigh* (IMG:style_emoticons/default/horse.gif)

I think it was his "Nocturnicon" book.