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Get ready for climate-based Necromancers:

Tropical Necromancers (Beach/Rainforest/Sea)

• Prefers skeletal minions with plant-based additions since it’s hard to keep fresh flesh in humid environments.
• Although their undead minions are much weaker than those belonging to other Necromancers, the flora ligaments grant skeletons complete movement, flexibility, and camouflage.
• Exposure to decomposing flesh and diverse plants leads Tropical Necromancers to pursue healing arts and botany (Necrobotany) – mostly to prevent sickness, disease, and the annoying stench of death.

Arid Necromancers (Deserts)

• With a multitude of desert scavengers, it’s hard to collect complete bodies;  better to stitch together whatever’s found to create “mix & match” constructs of human and beast.
• Due to each minion being unique, Arid Necromancers are the most attached to their Undead – adorning the creatures with jewelry and linen wrap clothing. 
• Heavy maintenance and the study of compatible body parts leads the Arid Necromancer to practical medical knowledge over healing arts.
• The unholy matrimony of mixed bodies attracts enraged spirits. Although a negative, this results in the Arid Necromancer learning Curses.

Tundra Necromancers (Ice/Mountains/Snow)

• Colder environments results in sturdier, better preserved (although slower) undead minions.
• Due to stronger zombies and the threat of blizzards, it’s common for Tundra Necromancers to gather resources for base building.
• With little minion maintenance and a constant supply of zombies from adventurers perishing in the cold, Tundra Necromancers are considered to be very lazy.