This skill tree is the main focus of this build. Energy - Adding points to Energy is an extreme waste - don't do it.Vitality - You should put all your remaining points here - main stat.Dexterity - Get enough Dex for your gear unless you can achieve max block by spending some more points on it (this will mostly depend on your gear, however).Strength - All you want, in terms of Strength, is enough of it to equip everything you will want to use on your character.Less welcome in groups (than other Necro Builds, at least) You can also check our other Best Project Diablo 2 Builds Other than that, we've decided to focus on Summons a bit more by maxing out Revive. Season 4 note: The most notable change for Bone/Teeth Necro in season 4 is the inclusion of Iron Golem (to gain more mana regen by consuming Insight). Quite a few points were invested into Summons which, combined with the Bone Armor, ensures that the featured Necro is very hard to crack and can survive even the heaviest of onslaughts. The featured version of Bone/Teeth Necromancer is fully capable of solo clearing high-end content and can easily assume the role of damage dealer while in a group. Because of this, Bone Necros are very versatile and extremely deadly. Bone Necromancers do not forgo Curses and Summons completely - they just use them as additions to their toolkit instead of fully focusing on them. Their Poison and Bone spells can be very devastating when used properly, and they provide some much-needed defenses that make them beginner-friendly to use. Necromancers are mainly associated with Curses and Summons, however, they are also surprisingly adept at dealing direct damage.
0 kommentar(er)
