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Also thank you! Vampire counts are my favorite faction and this has bin a problem in my head from the start, especially sense demons work pretty much the same but get to have mixed armies.
shame that it will mess up some spells that it shouldn’t
I feel the animals probably died from starvation from being controlled for too long and are only alive due to the necromancer magic, and if they broke free of it, they would die.
and from the sources that I looked up, krell and most of the other wights are in fact controlled. but the source could be wrong.
also, it doesn't quite make sense for all of the wildlife they use to be considered undead, the Vampires are supposed to be perfectly capable of manipulating living beasts.
and don't even get me started on the Tomb Kings' entire roster. if it's not a construct it's an independant undead, and even the constructs have souls stuffed into them (so that's just independant undead with extra steps)
following the same logic as including Cylostra you should probably also include Banshees, Cairn Wraiths, Hexwraiths, and Sirens, because ghosts generally exist on their own and do their own thing instead of needing a Necromancer.
also, Corpse Carts should get the same exception of Necromancers