Is there a repository of tyranosaur bones for Harry to find somewhere?
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Yeah, theyre called museums. Harry really needs an archeologist buddy to hook him up with some Utah-raptor skeletons.
Prepare the raising grounds for it before hand and leave it like >!Its a bean full of shotguns!<.
No one expected sue, they really wont expect a team of clever girls.
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I don't think so but there are a TON of bones at the outer gates. Hrmmmmm.....
Ouch. But those would be overwhelmingly the bones of combatants, who are more or less automatically sentient, thinking beings. Raising them would be a grotesque violation of the Laws. Harry skated by on the fact that Sue was acorn-brained. He can't go doing that with big-brain sentients.
Isn't the rule that you can't raise mortals? So faeries wouldn't necessarily count. Same way he can bind Toot toot but wouldn't be allowed to bind a person.
Which in turn begs the question, are the fae even able to be necromanced? Do they have a spirit to bind to the body after they die?
Well, point. But it seems like thin ice to me. Of course, Harry's never shied away from the thin ice.
Right - that's a good question, about the fae. I don't know the answer. I'm not sure Jim's given us enough information to nail it one way or the other.