Going off of Shonoun's idea, if the enemies were bounced back and forth between the hands then that'd be sweet.

Yeah, it could prove useful for starting juggles!

Also, who agrees that the most OP character would have Sawblade splash magic, BOmb porjectiles, "Ice Encasement" XXXY, and Acid cloud magic jump?

I think that the Projectial and Jump are cool, but here is my Idea for the splash attack:

It is like the one now, with the wave of three hands, but different.

The hands grab onto ANYTHING that touch them (even while they are still out for a few secs) and pull them into the ground for 1 second (execpt bosses, they just do normal damage to bosses and beefy dudes, as well as mini-bosses, unless it is a boss small as you), and the hands can grab up to 3 enemys. It does +10 damage, but adds a +5 per magic skill added. The hands last 3 secs, but each Magic skill added adds another + 3 secs. Each Magic skill added also does another wave of 3 hands that can grab up to 3 enemies.

Also, the Elemental Infusion should be "Kill & Reanimate."

What it does is that it knocks down the foe. Then it poofs into a skeleton and fights for you, acting like the projectile version, only it looks like a resurected version of what you killed. It does normal Elemental Infusion damage to bosses of any kind, even mini-bosses! It also works on trolls, but troll skeletons would be made of sticks. Beefy characters will take 2 hits from this to turn into a resurected skeletal version of themselves. Higher levels, like the projectial, make them do more damage and last longer.

And lastly, when a skeleton runs out of lifetime and wears out (projectile or elemental infusion, it does not matter), it would EXPLODE (like the original), dealing an AOE of damage to ANY eneymies near it.

I think the ground projectile should be the ice bolt since bombs are most useful in the air and the only reason to use them on the ground is if you're trying to align them for something and only advanced players know how to manipulate the knockback like that anyway. Ice bolts are useful for all players. I also think it should use the ice jump instead of the acid cloud just because that way it would all look nice for color scheme purposes and it limits the elemental diversity down to 2, since bombs are sort of non-elemental ish, making them fit with the saws, and then the rest is ice. Freezing can be more useful than damage over time in some situations as well.

All splash attacks do base magic damage x 0.5 with each hit, except for a few exceptions like saws, lightning, and tornadoes.

It would be tough to get that XXXY to work since not all bosses work the same with XXXYY; some don't take the extra damage from the infused hit, and on others the drill spin hits once and you bounce backwards off of them like getting shield slammed. The only XXXY combo that currently works on beefies is ice, but even then you have to freeze them with another attack before you start the combo otherwise they'll hit you in the middle of the first attempt. Mini bosses like conehead groom and necromancer would be affected the same as normal enemies, only they would do nothing while transformed, and you can't damage them in the skeletal form since you can't harm your allies.

I think the XXXY should just have a small burst of bones and orange smoke like his magic jump does and knock the enemies backwards, but not far so you can still do XXXYY on them (speaking of XXXYY, with your idea for his combo, XXXYY would be completely useless for him), and another problem is that all enemies with less than 301-339 HP would be killed instantly before being transformed)

What I think is that Mini-bosses like Necromancer and Conehead Groom would be Immune to this. And if it does not work on Beefies, then instead Small Enemies that you transform would have a 20% chance to become Beefy. And so, enemies with less then 301-399 HP would be killed instantly before being Transformed? What I think is that enemies with even above would be taken down to 1 and would be invincible for 3 seconds, then they transform into the Skeletal Form and heal back to full HP.

Not only that, but I think Transformed Skeletons (not summoned from Projectile) still COUNT as what they were before (only that now they are allies and look like a skeletal form) and still have there Previous Magic.

Like this, you could turn the Troll Mothers babies into your twiggy minions and cause chaos upon the Troll Mother if done right, and you could transform the Necromancers non-skeleton minions into your minions, and if all of them are already transformed/some transformed and the rest died, the next wave would come up or otherwise the Necromancer comes down and challenges YOUR army.

I still understand how you think about the Splash thing, but even with base damage it could still be powerful as it drags enemies in the ground, once per enemy, for only 3 enemies, for a number of seconds so you don't have to worry about them for too long. However, the necromancer boss could be anoying with this power as well, for when he comes down, he would still be flying and spawning skeletons and dragging you into the ground with Skeleton hands.

I have a better idea for a splash attack. How about it send 3 hands per segment and the hands grab their legs, holding them in place for about 2 or 3 seconds. Also, How about for the magic jump, its like a normal one, but smaller, and you can use it in the air so you have to time your jumps and you can do mulitple like you're flying.

If I was to change Necro so he would still fit in the meta of the game, I would only change his splash. If he had hitboxes that were active as long as the animation was out, and more closely bunched hitboxes, that would be better. Then he could function as a boss slayer with a unique projectile. However, you would probably shorten the animation so it would not be too OP.

My ideas:

Splash attack: segments of about 5 skeleton hands would pop up and repeatedly hit enemies until they fell to the back of it and got out. It does minimal damage, starting at about 9 damage per hand. Each upgrade adds another skeleton hand segment (7 in total), and increases the damage of each hand by 1, 2, or 3. 

Before the projectile Attack I have to say that the idea of making a skeleton come and fight for you is cool, but way too OP. You just keep using it to take out enemies, and you would not really have to do anything. Besides, by the time it dies, your magic power could have recharged, making you able to easily stand by while the skeleton does most of the work. That would make the Necromancer possibly the best character in the game. 

Projectile attack: summon a skeleton that runs forward. It has a small radius that if an enemy (or player in arena mode) gets in it, the skeleton will quickly run towards them and explode if it hits them. It would be hard to dodge, but still possible if running fast. If you are running and manage to stay in the skeleton’s radius, it will keep following you, and if you get out of it’s radius, the skeleton will just keep running that direction until it hits something. Each upgrade increases the damage, and the range of the radius by a little bit. It does not increase the speed though, because that might make it impossible to out run for some enemies and players (in arena mode). I will also bring up that enemies will not try to fight it, but would get scared and try to run away, as fast as enemies are possible in that level. 

Air projectile: sends a skull down into the ground to explode. Not really much else to it.

Jump: Sprouts wings to fly upwards, but brings up enemies that are close to you a little bit. Also, this would be higher that any other jump in the game, because you are flying upwards with your wings. (Another idea could be a skeleton coming out of the ground and giving you a lift, before disappearing in a puff of red smoke. 

Elemental infusion (XXXY Attack): on the final hit of this you would send a skeleton out that would hit the enemie in front of you, knocking them down with a slight knockback. 

Finally, another small detail could be that when you die as the Necromancer, you sort of get the big red eyes and glow, like the boss Necromancer does when he dies, but instead of floating upward, you would just fall over and disappear like normal.