Information on Icarus and the current Strategy

O,
Who is to say, what is not ment to be. In my eyes, all is natural to me. For it exists, therefor it is, therefore it lives, and it has just a soul such as yourself. Would you deny a creature the right to live; I know I would.

Moostrav,

I expect you to treat my undead and my creations just like you are treating Icarus then.

Leliana,
Yes; unless it was in my nature to do otherwise.

Leliana's undead are unnatural just as Icarus is. Raising a corpse breaks the cycle of life and death. (Of course nothing against you Leliana.) Creating an artificial creature is also unnatural. It does not come from the natural cycle and they are not connected to Arawyn as we are. Its souls is not the same as ours, it is artificially made. This unnatural abomination has an insatiable hunger and will stop at nothing to sate it... which means obviously it will never stop. This creature must be stopped by any means and I personally wish to see it destroyed, obviously just because I want something doesn't mean I get it, simply stating my desire for the...thing.

~O. Nesterin
Acting Hierophant
Vassal of Alisandria

Nesterin,

You are in fact, incorrect about how undead are made, so I cannot take insult. The reason I draw the similarities between undead and homonculi are because they are both constructs made by different means. The Father uses Alchemical methods to his and I use magic. I do not 'raise corpses'. That's time consuming and why do that when I can take the ambient decaying magic around me and form a construct that listens to my every command. They look like corpses because that's just kinda what the ambient rotting magic looks like. I could form it to look like a dog, or a cat or a bird if I so wished. That is not to say that corpses could not be raised, but that's gross and not something most necromancers can do.

But this isn't the place to educate on how necromancy works, though, my only curiosity is in the Father's methods and making sure that his children do not consume more Exemplars and Vestiges.