Murphy snorted, sheathed his drawn sword-staff, and surveyed the figure before him, his gaze drawn to the restless Skeleton War Horse nearby—it caught his eye.
The warhorse, being devoid of flesh and left with only its bones, was slimmer than an ordinary steed, but this "Necromancer" had adorned his mount with many artistic details.
For instance, he had inlaid decorative horns made of brass into the horse's skull and added carapace embellishments to the skeleton in various places, giving it a more imposing look and that characteristic gloom and oppression of undead creatures.
This Skeleton War Horse was clearly superior to the ones used by the Skeletal Cavalry; it wouldn't collapse simply because its master had departed, rather, it could maintain its complete and independent form in place.
