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iamsmike 06-20-07, 01:29 AM	My usual D&D group is wrapping up our current campaign and already one of my fellow players is getting us prepared for the next one, which he'll be DMing. We tend to just jump from story to story with little time between one's beginning and the other's end, which I consider a good thing. Anyway, the DM said to feel free to experiment with classes we've been itching to take a stab at, because he's laid back as far as character restriction goes. I picked up Heroes of Horror from his collection and thumbed through it because I'm a big fan of the horror genre, and decided I'd like to take a LN or NN Dread Necromancer out for a spin. Now, the matter of the actual question; Since I'll be playing around with undead as a PC for the first time, I looked through Libris Mortis for some inspiration. One of the feats, Corpsecrafter, seemed like it'd be a real boon. First, the description below, word for word -- Benefit: Each undead you raise or create with any necromancy spell gains a +4 enhancement bonus to Strength and +2 hit points per Hit Die. Bottom line: If I conjure an undead with any of the Summon Undead spells, will I not benefit from Corpsecrafter since I'm not really "raise or create"-ing it?
lint trap 06-20-07, 09:41 AM	Right. If you don't create the undead, corpsecrafter feats don't apply.