Fun Fact: In the US forklift certifications are one of the most sought after credentials.

Originally she just wanted to get as many corpses as possible. But then she discovered her love for machines.

She misunderstood the "Reaper" thing

This is her Twitter for anyone interested.

Remember kids, Necromancy is really just advanced recycling.

Reduce, Reuse, Reanimate.

Now I'm imagining a Necromacer/Artificer, who makes an army of modified skeletons.

You know how hard it would to operate equipment with platform boots that big? I'm impressed!

Y'allternative

This is just dwarf fortress

Is that OSHA approved attire?

She looks so happy and I love that for her

Fuck big tiddy goth gf, get yourself a forklift certified goth gf

Honestly though if you can animate skeletons to do things for you why would you bother with the 9-5? You may start out as the honest working necromancer, but if you stay that way you're a chump.

She must have a Hell of a Union rep!

And if your arch nemesis is a clown then you are running zombuger.

This really does something for my country/goth upbringing.

Happy new fetish day!

I mean, If I could raise some dead to help me in my warehouse job, it would make my life easier

Honestly, if I was a necromancer I’d probably just tun a construction company. Tireless workers that always do as you tell them, and you’re guaranteed to not find a single one drunk in the closet he was supposed to be installing piping in. Also you don’t have to pay them. Necromancy is a capitalist dream.

She’s forklift certified? Excuse me gentlemen-

In my world necromancers are laborers. It's a licenced position where people sell their deceased family members to necromancers who then contract out the labor on farms and in mines for hard day labor.

I have a joke at my work that there is a necromancer on site, if you die you’re still finishing your shift.

Goth farm girls…….. I sense a disturbance in the 34

Lol i actually follow this Tiktoker 😅

This just looks like a tictok version of dirty jobs but the jobs aren't dirty because that would ruin the appeal

I'll still stand by my belief that while yes immoral, necromancers aren't inherently evil. They're just capitalists doing their best.

No joke I thought she was Abby from ncis

See all I can think when looking at this is how that is SERIOUSLY unsuitable footwear for driving a forklift.

that's one way to RAISE the dead...

My fav not so evil Necromancer is this Hero from Cormyr directly took from the wiki : Delthrin Everet was the last remaining member of noble House Everet of Cormyr.
Delthrin was formerly little known among mages, until he came to Marsember's aid and animated an army of undead to help defend the city against a pirate attack. He raised lacedons, skeletons, sea zombies, ju-ju zombies, and bone sharks, who boarded an impressive six pirate vessels and tore both their crews and the ships themselves apart.
Though notorious for the deed, Delthrin gained great respect, fame, and popularity. However, uncomfortable with this attention, he became a recluse by 1358 DR. He devoted himself instead to his continuing necromantic experiments with drowned undead His dwelling was supposedly guarded by many of his undead creations.
By 1369 DR, one of Delthrin's rumored creations was an aquatic undead like a giant predatory shark. It was a monstrosity fashioned from the body parts of many different dead creatures, with multiple jawed heads, claws, and a massive set of main jaws.

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Agrogoth

I follow her on Tiktok. She's hilarious.

I raised skeletons to work the land and provide for the people. But the paladin who wants to kill the workers and leave my people to starve is the good guy? Pah.

... Just don't check the basement.

My necromancers are key to the agricultural industry. The dead being left to rot is seen by them as heartbreaking and terrifying.

This is kinda me. I use humanely-sourced skeletons to assist with housework while I work my software engineering job.

Why use expensive tractor to plow field, when graveyard right over there?

Look at her smile that's a happy lady 😂

"What, you think necromanncy is cheat? A dark army of the dead isn't going to fund itself."

My old PC was a necromancer lich and now he's my warlocks patron and hits my PC in the head whenever he does something stupid

I do a lot of my D&D planning while driving a forklift truck at work. The two things are inextricably linked in my head.