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"Any humanoid level 40 or below may be reanimated to become a permanent minion. However, there are some considerations which might guide your decision in choosing a minion since the thrall is permanent and can be raised again if killed during combat. Note that some leveled NPCs may become unusable once you reach level 40, as they keep leveling while risen as a thrall, which may make the Dead Thrall spell ineffective if the thrall happens to die in combat and you attempt to raise them again. For this reason, you may select a thrall that has a level cap at or below level 40."
link: https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Dead_Thrall
Nope. All it does is shoot a projectile. I aim it at the ground as I would to summon an atronach or thrall, and avoid targeting other corpses when trying to bring Orchendor back.
My only solution at this juncture is to use console command to make him appear, kill him, then use aforementioned application of Dead Thrall to make him into one.
I need to keep an eye on him as well. The way I see it, it's just a permanent version of Reanimate Dead, but it doesn't summon them from out of nowhere if I should lose sight of them. Given that explanation, am I using this spell correctly or am I missing something?
LOL I completely forgot how this spell worked. I don't know why I thought it would be like the other thrall spells that summon them into existence. I somehow thought Dead Thrall worked the same way. Case closed.