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@Sylvanas_III - yes, an necromancer can still become an lich or arch-warlock etc
@Hippiecab Yes the vanilla necromancer function is only used as fallback in case of error/exception. The function I created is its modified version, but if the vanilla one will be changed I will have to update mod as well, and yes it will not be compatible with any mod changing the same function. I will update the description
Abut secret filtering when that will happen I will handle it - right now it will fall back to vanilla version - till then YAGNI
Regarding compatibility:
This mod completely replaces the vanilla necromancer function in the interactions.secrets table. So any other mod that modifies the necromancer function, will be in conflict with this mod.
Regarding the sph argument to the necromancer function:
It seems to be a filter that is not implemented yet. In the future it might be used to filter out which secrets to generate, so only secrets of certain spheres will be included in the world.
I don't see a reason why it would not work with any other mod