Necromancers are just healers who don't give up.

I always wanted to play a traveling salesman who offers discount ressurections and speaking to people's loved ones, but really is just a necromancer. Really sleeze it up, you know?

I think you just described organ and tissue donation in the context of the military industrial complex.

Literally the Dusties in Sigil.

I've actually got a setting/ system that uses this idea as a world building start. Necrobiotic by Penny for a Tale. It's pretty cool, although i use it as a guide for world creation with DnD games rather then playing in the created system.

Most op strat is rimworld is to reanimate the corpses outside your walls. Then in the middle of the battle reanime all the new and old corpses again.

they're just the organic equivalent of mechanics who shove rusted out parts from 15 different vehicles into the same chassis and somehow it sputters to life, but they have to keep thwacking it every now and then to keep it working.

It’s the virtuous necronomic cycle.

[Necromancy gone wrong](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R20DuABMPI) > NPC: My poor husband and child. They were murdered by a group of orcs. Will you help me get revenge? > > Britt (the Necromancer): Accept. > > Later, at the orc camp. > > NPC: My child! My family! > > Britt (the Necromancer): Yea, I thought I'd bring them along for the revenge mission.