11 points
Necromancy if done respectively and transparently could be the base of largely post-scarcity economics. I once did that in D&D in Thay and properly put “Red” in the “Red Wizards”.
6 points
Did you read “eugenics” as “economics” or is there a connection I don’t see here?
Necromancers usually don’t have anything with eugenics, more like choosing the best body parts for their experiments. Rather, i was pointing out that necromancy would be possible to defend from even communist point of view, as a kind of automation. Also Kelemvor and Mystra are assholes.
