This could be a super awesome concept you have, my idea isn't as good but here it goes.
What if the necromancer is a town mortician, everyone in the town at the age of 18 must choose if they wish to "donate" their body to the necromancer for to keep labor costs of the town down and to keep taxes low (Since the town isn't paying them) but the town treats it like most countries treat being an organ donor? Each person must be 18 because child labor is bad and they have to have it signed before the necromancer can do any with the body. if the dead isn't a body donor, they are treated as normal. If the dead body is a donor, the next of kin could be given a small payment for the corpse as a thank you?
This is a pretty half cooked idea on my end, sorry.
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This could be a super awesome concept you have, my idea isn't as good but here it goes.
What if the necromancer is a town mortician, everyone in the town at the age of 18 must choose if they wish to "donate" their body to the necromancer for to keep labor costs of the town down and to keep taxes low (Since the town isn't paying them) but the town treats it like most countries treat being an organ donor? Each person must be 18 because child labor is bad and they have to have it signed before the necromancer can do any with the body. if the dead isn't a body donor, they are treated as normal. If the dead body is a donor, the next of kin could be given a small payment for the corpse as a thank you?
This is a pretty half cooked idea on my end, sorry.
Best of luck.