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By the way, in some of the Heroes games, was the legendary aversion of vampires and other undead to light taken into account through corresponding penalties? Conceptually, how can a dragon skeleton, as a higher being, be considered weaker than, say, a lich? How can a pile of bones, even a very large one, be stronger than a mage raised from the dead, who might have been one of the heroes of the Silver Cities yesterday? A dead dragon (if a dragon is absolutely necessary) as the most powerful creature of the Necropolis should probably be some kind of dragon-vampire or dragon-lich, similar to the Forgotten Realms.