Dark Celestial Magic

Death Magic
Death Magic-or Necromancy-is a lesser form of Oblivion Magic, dealing with the dead and souls. Some legends state that a powerful Necromancer can raise an army of the undead and cause untold havoc on the living.

Enhances Oblivion, but increases likelihood of fizzling.

Restrictions
Can not affect Beasts of Corruption (Oblivion Magic), gods of the same class, and Undead creatures. Requires a Death Orb OR Oblivion Enchantments to use. Must be taught by a dark god/entity OR studied within the Pit.

Usage
Bolt, Beam, Area of Effect

Oblivion Magic
Oblivion Magic, the most lethal magic to ever exist, was first recorded upon the arrival of the Lord of Creation. It is stated that he seems to be the only known Oblivion Mage in existence who has the power to resist the temptation of the Madness and be able to yield untold power. Mortals and Ascended alike forbade the use of Oblivion Magic on their lands, but the Fallen have taken an interest in the magic, wishing to be taught it.

Does not enhance Oblivion, as it is the same school of magic.

Restrictions
Cannot be used to make the character godlike, though it can give extra lives. This magic cannot create illusions and all who take up the magic (Mortal, Ascended, or Fallen) will be subject to the Madness. Requires a Oblivion Orb OR Oblivion Enchantments to use. Must be taught by Kayen or any t5/t6 Oblivion Mage.

Usage
Bolt, Beam, Area of Effect, Enhance

Shadow Magic
Shadow Magic, also known as Shadowmancy, is the manipulation of dark forces to create illusions and to even corrupt the mind of the victim. It is expressly forbidden to learn this magic in Zarel'ka, but only the Fallen seem to ignore this.

Enhances Oblivion, but increases likelihood of fizzling.

Restrictions
Cannot be used on caster, be used to activate foreign magics (those from other servers), and on those protected against such magic. Requires a Shadow Orb OR Oblivion Enchantments to use. Must be taught by a dark god/entity OR studied within the Pit.

Usage
Bolt, Beam, Area of Effect