Necromancy

As we know necromancy means death divination and we also know its more then that so i thought about it and came up with a latin term we could use.

Morsnavitas. (No its not harry potter!) Its entirely latin for Death Energy. Naturally gonna have to reform necromancer somehow but i think shows the main core of what modern necromancers are really doing.

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i doubt this will catch on

Eh its worth a shot xD look at the 70s some weird things got caught on.

there's no need for this new phrase because necromancy already covers the process of working with "death energy".

Yes i know thing is theres this debate about Dictionary definition and how it just mean dead divination just coming up with a solution to end this feud.

Chimera, that would be like saying we don't need different words for "cat" and "dog" just because some people are too stupid to tell the difference. "Necromancy" only means working with death energy to those who study video games and anime as their primary source of magical information.

I never stated that necromancy meant strictly working with death energy chironjackel. I said that it already covered that part therefore the new phrase was not needed.

And I'm trying to say, no, it does not cover working with death energy. Look up the suffix of "-mancy."

Like i stated in the begging Necromancy means death divination however modern day necromancers do more so i coined the term

I agree that the term necromancy is applied for communication with deceased and doing divination via this connection .Nowhere within this definition is mentioned death energy .In general i think we do need separate term when it comes to death energy .Otherwise the practicioner is doomed to explain hours what is he talking about and not everyone has the time or nerves to do so .