Necromancers may also want to pick up Corpse Explosion from their Posion & Bone Spells tree and an assortment of curses they deem necessary. However, it has the lowest attack rating.įire Golems provide extra fire damage, absorb incoming fire damage to transform into Life, and give off extra Holy Fire damage, but are average in every other aspect. Iron Golems give off thorn damage and reflect any hits they receive up to and above its damage output. However, summoning one of these also costs the most mana.īlood Golems cost the least mana to summon, but their only real ability is converting 3/4 of their received damage into Life. The type of golem you specialize in is up to you, but you should keep in mind that each has its own pros and cons.Ĭlay Golems have the highest attack rating and will also slow enemies so your other summons can catch and hit them with greater ease-while also keeping them from reaching you before they die. Golems are a bit more complex, but-when able to be brought to the field-can do damage that will take the pressure off your clattering squadron of bones. You may want to pick up Revive, as well, if you find yourself getting particularly attached. Obviously, you can cast this spell on any fallen monster to make it your soldier. Treat them well and provide them with the proper support and you'll soon have an army at your disposal.
Your skeletons will be your primary damage proxies. In this tree, your two most important skills are: Unsurprisingly, your main skill tree will be your Summoning Spells. Where are you now in #Diablo2Resurrected?- Diablo SeptemDiablo 2 Resurrected: Necromancer Summoner Build Tips Do you want to be the most feared summon-spec'd necromancer in Diablo II: Resurrected? We've put together a few tips to help you flesh out your build.
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