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I mained Nimbus just like any other Necromancer; there's no significant difference. The imbalance lies in the 30% Necromancer composition, and everything is geared towards getting that free stack, which solves problems that can't be solved any other way.
And I suggested thinking about it and writing a response that doesn't just say that the solution depends on something – but on what exactly and how it depends. Or at least, what the overall percentage is, without going into details, but seriously, not just 50/50 as a joke.
For me, it's simple: if I'm playing a Necromancer, can I avoid running through swamps or snow? If so, that's my main. (I don't play just one main; I play 2-3, but it doesn't change the essence – the Necromancer immediately becomes a key hero). Yes, sometimes it's primarily about the period before the middle of the second week, when you need to pick up the pace to get to Angels and Ducks, but that doesn't change the essence – it's the Necromancer who immediately takes on the decisive roles and carries the game, setting that pace.