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Right....
First, your character must be a Mystic (preferably code A), with access to 124 magic points.
You can attain this througha large group casting, or by draining magic points from a dragon
you have bonded with...nothing too hard!!!
Then you must attempt to cast a permanent mystic Necromancy spell on yourself.
(incidently, if you fail, you'll die...). It should have a difficulty of 24 if your DM has
any sense of game balance...
If the spell is successful, with a permanent duration, you are now a permanent undead. Voile' - one Lich!!!
You will also be a mystic magic item, and people might want to drain magic points from you...
DM's should class Lich's as Artifact magic items...
If, however, the spell goes awry, you will be a lich for an hour at most, and then die.
It's up to you if you want to risk it...
P.S: Andre La Roche points out the spell would be an instant cast duration, since the spell creates a member of the undead, in the same way a flash of fire which burns stuff is instant duration.
All I can say is, I didn't read the rule book very much. : )
All the same, you may want to consider the implications of making it easy for your characters to become immortal (not to mention smelly).
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