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Edited by IntrovertedNerd:
10/21/2020 4:23:33 PM
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Using the scientific method to discover the difference between clerics and necromancers
[b]Question:[/b]
What is the difference between a Life cleric and a necromancer?
[b] Research:[/b]
Life clerics and necromancers are both portrayed raising the dead.
[b]Hypothesis:[/b]
Life clerics and necromancers are very different, and could be even viewed as opposites by some people.
[b] Experiment:[/b]
I will page through vague passages of D&D 5e rulebooks and look at a bunch of online memes to gather information.
[b]Data and Analysis:[/b]
Life clerics are wielders of life giving magic, have great fashion sense, and bring people back from the dead. [i]"You'll be back on your feet in no time!"[/i]
Necromancers are wielders of life giving magic, have great fashion sense, and bring people back from the dead. [i]"You'll be back on your feet in no time!"[/i]
[b]Conclusion:[/b]
Life clerics and necromancers are one and the same.
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1 ReplyThat’s not really the scientific method; that’s just research. Your hypothesis, I believe, should be a question, such as “What are the differences & similarities between a cleric’s & necromancer’s magic?”. Your experiment should be.. Well, an actual experiment. Trying out both a cleric’s spells & a necromancer’s in various situations for instance, and seeing what happens. What you listed as your experiment should actually be under the research bit.
