Necromancer Class Guide: All Skills and How to Play

This is a guide to the Necromancer class in Diablo Immortal. Read on to see strengths and weaknesses of the Necromancer class, including the best builds, primary and secondary skills and their unlock level, as well as how to play as a Necromancer!

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Necromancer Overview and Rating

Type			Recommendation
Ranged / Intelligence			★★★★★
Solo Rating		Dungeon Rating		Raid Rating

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Strengths

The Necromancer is a mid-range combatant that uses multiple summons to aid them in battle. In tandem with their array of summons, Necromancers also use self-buffs and area-denial abilities to zone the battlefield in their favor.

Due to its easy-to-use skills and highly durable summons during solo play, the Necromancer is probably one of the easier spell-casting classes to use in Diablo Immortal for newer players.

Weaknesses

While excelling in solo play, the Necromancer falls off when put in situations that leave it with no allies on the field. Being a class with limited mobility skills and low health, the Necromancer is vulnerable if caught in between its cooldowns.

In PvP, the Necromancer's kit is also heavily nerfed, often relying on its Bone Spells instead of its usual summoning playstyle. When playing as a PvP Necromancer, players will often find themselves in support roles rather than hybrid DPS roles like other classes.

Necromancer All Skills

Note: Values that change by rank are indicated by an x

Primary Skills

Lv. Learned	Primary Skill
1	Soulfire
34	Bone Spear

Soulfire

Bone Spear

Secondary Skills

Lv. Learned	Skill
1	Command Skeletons
1	Grim Scythe
3	Corpse Explosion
8	Bone Spikes
15	Wraith Form
20	Skeletal Mage
28	Bone Wall
38	Corpse Lance
41	Bone Armor
44	Dark Curse
47	Bone Spirits
50	Command Golem

Command Skeletons

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
1		8 Sec
Effect
Active: Command your skeletal champions to charge to a location and increase attack speed by 80% for 4.5 seconds. Passive: Raise a skeletal champion every 8 seconds to a max of 4. Skeletal champions deal X damage per attack.

Grim Scythe

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
1		9 Sec
Effect
Slash with a summoned scythe, dealing X damage to all enemies in front of you. Each enemy hit generates a corpse, up to a maximum of 2. Maximum 2 charges.

Corpse Explosion

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
3		1 Sec
Effect
Detonate all corpses in the target area, each corpse dealing X damage to all nearby enemies. Enemies struck by multiple simultaneous explosions take 40% cumulatively reduced damage for each additional hit.

Bone Spikes

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
8		12 Sec
Effect
Summon bone spikes that erupt from the ground, Stunning enemies for 2 seconds and dealing X damage. Charging longer increases range, and damage up to Y.

Wraith Form

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
15		9.4 Sec
Effect
Transform into a wraith, gaining 50% increased movement speed and invulnerability for 2 seconds. During this time you cannot attack.

Skeletal Mage

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
20		24 Sec
Effect
Summon an immobile skeletal mage for 13 seconds that throws bolts of soulfire in a direction, each dealing X damage to all enemies in the bolt's path. You may not command more than 6 total skeletal champions and skeletal mages.

Bone Wall

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
28		14 Sec
Effect
Conjure a wall of bones for 9.2 seconds that blocks the movement of all enemies and allies, and also blocks all enemy projectiles. Maximum 3 charges.

Corpse Lance

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
38		1 Sec
Effect
Summon projectiles from nearby corpses that impale the target and other random nearby enemies. Each corpse summons 3 lances that each deal X damage. Multiple hits on the same target deal 20% cumulatively reduced damage.

Bone Armor

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
41		20 Sec
Effect
Protect yourself and nearby allies with a shield of bones that absorbs X damage for 12 seconds.

Dark Curse

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
44		12 Sec
Effect
Curse all enemies in the area, dealing X damage to them over 6 seconds and greatly reducing their vision.

Bone Spirits

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
47		0.5 Sec
Effect
Unleash a continual barrage of bone spirits, dealing X damage to enemies. Using Bone Spirits slowly consumes its energy, which recovers while Bone Spirits is not in use.

Command Golem

Req. Lv.	Type	Cooldown
50		36 Sec
Effect
Summon a bone golem for 24 seconds. When summoned, it will deal X damage to all nearby enemies and Stun them for 2 seconds. While it is active, you can order the golem to leap to a nearby location, where it will deal damage and force all nearby monsters to attack it for 6 seconds.

Necromancer Stat Priority

Necromancer Stat Priorities

The Necromancer primarily scales with Intelligence, giving players the most bonuses for both combat rating and damage with each additional point. Pair this with more Vitality to increase your max Life, allowing you to survive hairy combat encounters.

Do note that while Fortitude can be important to increase outgoing damage, its armor bonuses can be upgraded separately via the Paragon System. Players looking to only increase armor can opt to go this route instead.

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Necromancer Paragon Point Priorities

As with most classes, it is best to go for more Damage and Life when spending Paragon Points. The Vanquisher tree has a lot of options for both Damage and Life, making it a good early investment if you're still unsure about which tree is best for your build.

As a secondary choice, players can go for either increased Armor or Resistance depending on how vulnerable your Necromancer currently is.

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How to Play Necromancer

Summon Minions to Help During Combat

During combat, Necromancers will have access to multiple types of summons depending on their playstyle. Command Skeletons, Golems, and Skeletal Mages to give yourself additional allies in battle.

A Necromancer never truly plays solo. When tackling PvE content, play around with your summons and their ability to draw the aggro of enemy mobs. This allows you to follow up with your different AoE and multiple-hit attacks.

Use Resource Generating Skills to get Corpses

To keep the summon train going, remember to use corpse generating abilities such as Grim Scythe to get more resources in a pinch. You can also chain corpse generation with either Corpse Explosion or Corpse Lance to do AoE damage instead of summoning.

Use Area Denial Skills to Zone Out Enemies

If you find yourself getting mobbed, use zoning spells like Bone Spikes and Bone Wall to buy time and reset your attack. When all else fails, use the Necromancer's only escape ability - Wraith Form - to quickly get out of dodge.

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