At Rod's suggestion, Rowling asked the Witch King to stop the transformation, and then let the transformed Witch continue to guide the transformation process.

also has the death energy associated with artifacts, and the ability of the corpse witch to transform undead creatures is obviously not as good as the previous corpse witch king.

In Rod's impression, the regular corpse witch and corpse witch king do not have this ability to transform undead creatures, and only necromancers who have mastered spiritualism can complete the transformation of undead creatures.

And the undead creatures in front of him, under the effect of the artifact, gained the ability to transform the undead creatures, which undoubtedly surprised Rod at the beginning.

For regular undead creatures, if they do not have their own consciousness, it is difficult to complete the transformation of other undead creatures by their own strength.

Perhaps it is because they were transformed by the Corpse Witch King, although these Corpse Witches also have the ability to transform undead creatures under the effect of this unique death energy, but the transformed ones are inferior to themselves in terms of strength.

Under Rod's gaze, the remaining bones on the ground were not transformed into corpse witches, but into lower-order undead creatures, and stood up again in the form of fourth-order resentful spirits.

Noticing this situation, Rhodes undoubtedly realized something, and then asked the corpse witch in the field to stop the transformation of the resentful spirit.

With this series of attempts, Rhodes also found a way to make other necromancers also have this transformation ability.

When Rhodes relied on the existence of the Ghost King's cloak to transform into a Corpse Witch King, and handed it over to other necromancers to control, there was no longer a need for Rhodes to continue the direct transformation. With the presence of this special undead creature, the necromancer doesn't even need to perform a spiritualist spell himself, he just needs to let the Corpse Witch King transform it.

What made Rhodes feel concerned was that with the existence of the ghost king's cloak, there was a deeper connection between himself and these transformed undead creatures.

Even if Rowling at this time had already controlled the corpse witch king in the field through the spiritual imprint, as well as the other corpse witches transformed by it, Rhodes was still able to give orders to these undead creatures, relying on this connection.

Previously, it was Rod himself who ordered the corpse witch to stop the transformation of resentful spirits, and did not pass through Rowling's existence.

Including the resentful spirits that were later transformed by the corpse witch, there is also a special connection between them and Rod, and they can be completely controlled by Rod.

Rhodes realized that it seemed that the orders he gave had a higher priority than the spirit imprint for these undead creatures created by the artifact, and could make these undead creatures desperate to carry it out, even if it conflicted with the orders in the spirit imprint, they would be based on their own orders.

This discovery also made Rhodes feel at ease about the existence of these undead creatures, even if he handed it over to other necromancers to control, he didn't have to worry about the situation of backlashing against himself.

The only thing that made Rhodes regret was that even though he was able to give orders to these undead creatures created by the artifact, he was unable to reap the experience points that these undead creatures were supposed to receive.

Perhaps because of the lack of spiritual imprints, the experience points obtained by these undead creatures cannot be transferred to Rod's body, and only undead creatures with Rhodes' spiritual imprints can help Rhodes obtain experience points.

Rhodes intends to solve this problem through his Death Knights, such as the previous centaur leader, and the undead creatures it controls, the experience points obtained after killing the creatures, can still be passed on to Rhodes.

Due to the lack of many players in his previous life, even if Rhodes intends to control the Death Knight, it will be difficult to find so many suitable heroes for a while.

Rhodes recalls that if he was still in the game of his previous life, he would not have to worry about this problem at all, and those players who have awakened the hero's specialty are undoubtedly the most suitable candidates to transform into death knights.

In Rod's impression, in the game of the previous life, all players had only one life, and once they died, they could only create a new character and start over from the first level of the first order, which was an extremely strict punishment.

In the game, except for the player reaching an agreement on the forum and choosing to exchange the things in the game for real coins, there is no direct krypton method, only in the process of creating a new character, players need to pay a large amount of real money in exchange for the right to use the character.

Players at the time complained about this setting in the game, especially those who chose to become a necromancer in Deya.

Due to the harsh living environment of Diane, the necromancers in it will face the threat of death at any time, and it is often difficult to train a powerful necromancer without recreating three or five characters.

Aside from the fact that the fifth-order magic [Reincarnation] in Bracada has never been passed on, which allows players to restore the right to use a dead character, there is almost no way to achieve this.

According to Rod's understanding, in the games of the previous life, those players who were transformed into death knights are in a sense no longer themselves.

The Death Knight is transformed in such a way that it does not allow the player to reuse a character that has already died. In Rod's impression, in the game, it is actually the artificial intelligence system that really controls the behavior of the Death Knight transformed by the player, that is, the AI in the player's mouth.

The transformed Death Knight, like the natives in the game, has been taken over by AI. Based on the player's behavior in the game, the AI will draw up the personality of the Death Knight, trying to restore the situation that the character was controlled by the player before he died.

The AI's takeover of the character is not just for the transformed Death Knight, but also for other occasions.

Rhodes recalled that in his previous life, players needed to enter the game through the game warehouse, and when the player's consciousness was disconnected and exited from the game warehouse, which is commonly known as offline, the characters in the game would not disappear.

As the player goes offline, the AI will take over the player's original role and control the character to make a series of actions on behalf of the player after the player, just like controlling other natives in the game.

Since the player's control of the character itself is achieved through consciousness, AI can monitor consciousness and analyze behavior patterns, and its understanding of the player is even more than that of the player himself, and in the process of taking over the player's character, it can imitate the player's every move in the game.