Hi all! I have a couple of civs I've designed that I want to start sharing with the community to solicit feedback and for funzies. I love to design empires for RP that also are strong (but not broken) mechanically.  
  
This build I am tentatively calling the Rotting Garden. It is a monolithic imperium, built with a vision of pristine garden swarmed with the undead hordes that lack any will of their own.

The build tries to simultaneously lean into fleet capacity and science through making Necromancer jobs as efficient as possible. These produce decent amounts of society and engineering research. Necromancers are a worker strata position, so I am seeking to improve that strata's output as much as possible.

**Fanatic Authoritarian: +10%** Worker job output  
**Very Strong: +5%** Worker Job output  
**Planetscapers**: **+10%** Resources from jobs

To take advantage of the strengths of the **Reanimators** civic more, I also take Primal Calling so I can get space fauna early and reanimate the dead. 

Then, for the third civic I could take either:  
**Corvée System**: **+10%** Worker job output  
or **Experimental Sentencing** for extra science from worker strata  or **Beastmasters/Distinguished Admiralty**: for cheaper and/or more powerful space fauna.

The first tradition I pick is Unyielding -> R**esistance is Frugal** for an early unity boost from all the undead armies, and then jump to Domination for more Worker output.

At game start, the empire has \~120 research and \~50 fleet capacity, and quickly outpaces nearby empires with respect to  both on Admiral difficulty.

What do y'all think?

Thoughts on the Rotting Garden build?