Yes, sir, you are right about the fact that the necro is a great class and you can make VIABLE builds around most skills (even Drain Essence with inquisitor). Considering Jagged Waste is full of Drake bones, we could use a cool Undead Dragon summon.Īnyway, i think Necro is sadly misinterpreted as pet inclined only when in fact it is a powerhose both as support (spectral line, Siphon, Mark of Torment) and main skills, Bone harvest for Reapers, Eruption, Drain essence apostates or reapers again with transmuters. Since they both require corpses and medierra/zantai said they don’t like corpses it will never be implementedĪnd undead dragon summon. I personally was a fan of the skill Revive in Diablo II and Corpse explosion.
Looking at some Necro pet build videos the skele army looks cool
Going to do it today but a new global buff can never be badįor now due to some itemization issues I am going to stick with Diablo II version but Crate has managed to do a pretty fucking amazing job on their skill. It’s absurd how bad the skill is because of the above mentioned problemsīonervest, I have yet to try this. I have a build around it and intend to make a feedback thread soon. The cold transmuter makes even less sense to me due to shit support in gear. Siphon Souls feels amazing in tough spots, Taco Bell Earth seems good to me, Ill Omen and the new “Oh Lawd!!” skill are good imoĭrain Essence is a horrendous piece of crap skill w/o gear support due to weird scaling on it What features do you think the Grim Dawn Necro should have had?įor pets it seems to be fine, but I have almost zero knowledge about pet builds. What features of the other two (Diablo II and D3) necros do you think are better than Grim Dawn’s necro? Who did it better? Crate (Grim Dawn), Blizzard Irvine (D3) or Blizzard North/Condor (Diablo II) What do you guys think about the necromancer overall? So with the expac finally out I am curious about a few things
So try to keep nostalgia and personal feelings (especially that hate/love for Diablo 3) and please keep the discussion civil
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