Diablo 4's developers repeatedly iterated on its undead summoning mechanics, with the goal of providing players with as many customization options for their minions as possible. Diablo 4's character customization was designed to allow for more modular and precise character builds than in previous games, so while many of these features may be familiar to Diablo veterans, their updated implementations - coupled with the Necromancer's wholly new abilities - push the boundaries of what the Necromancer can do.Īnother of the Necromancer's skill sets is called The Army, and focuses on animating the corpses of enemies killed by the player. Rounding out the options at the Necromancer's disposal is their mundane equipment, which is once again headlined by scythes, a unique type of weapon. Two classic Curses, Decrepify and Iron Maiden, are confirmed to be returning the former slows and weakens enemies, while the latter reflects targets' outgoing damage back at them. In addition to these four archetypes, the Necromancer's arsenal includes the return of Curses, skills that apply unique debuffs to enemies.
Each of these playstyles features a selection of skills that offer unique ways to deal damage to and debuff enemies, taking advantage of their corpses when they fall to fuel even more powerful abilities. In Diablo 4, the Necromancer has four major playstyles, some of which will be familiar to Diablo fans: Bone, Darkness, Blood, and The Army. Related: The Real Reason Blizzard Is Bringing Diablo Immortal To PC
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