You could play a bone-armored Necromancer who gets up close and personal, using ghostly scythes and other melee-range abilities. The Necromancer, like other classes, has a full complement of abilities, passive skills, and modifiers, allowing you to tailor your playstyle in all sorts of ways. You can spend essence on more powerful attacks, including the summoning of skeletal mages, the spreading of debilitating curses, and various other diabolical abilities. Some of these include a ghostly scythe slash, bone spikes from beneath the ground, and blood siphoning (which also heals you). The Necromancer uses "essence" as its primary resource, which builds up using primary attacks.
The skeletal archers, knights, and risen dead do that for me. I deal so much damage and have so many minions that I can tear through huge groups of enemies in seconds, never taking agro myself. What makes the Necromancer overpowered? It's a combination of things, but thankfully Diablo III has near-perpetual scaling difficulty, allowing you to ramp up the difficulty every time you start feeling too powerful.Īs of this writing, I'm level 60 on my Necromancer, playing on Torment III difficulty.
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