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Their land is dead and they are on the cusp of starving to death.
I guess there’s a few “dumb” characters, but they’re just normal people, so there’s smart ones and dumbs ones like anywhere else.
The first one is literally exploring the ideas.
The whole point of that area is how easily things go awry when something interferes (the dreamscourge). Using the undead is extremely dangerous and it’s why most people don’t like animancy, on top of it just being morally wrong.
It also addresses the poor selling their body off while alive to make ends meet and the farmers taking advantage of their position to get a flow of cheap labor.
I’m not sure what more you could want outside of just a flat super serious game the whole time.
Had they entertained the idea genuinely, they would have gone with constructs for labor, which is actually what we've seen in PoE.
I feel like you're just saying things.
I never thought the collars were funny, maybe that's on you?
I thought it was actually really messed up and extremely disrespectful of the dead to treat them like cattle.