Diablo 4: Best Necromancer Build | Shadowblight Minions Guide

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The Necromancer are weak early in Diablo 4, especially if you’re focusing on using what makes that class so special — skeleton minions. If you want to crush enemies and beat bosses with minimum effort using the Necromancer, you’ll want to aim for a very specific build. And it all comes down to Corpse Generation. The more Corpses you can Generate, the more damage you can deal to big bosses while keeping yourself safe.

This build is 100% built for clearing the campaign with the Necromancer, and more specifically, for defeating bosses on Tier 2 World Difficulty. If you’re really struggling to beat a specific boss fight, I recommend bumping down the difficulty to Tier 1. There’s no downside. You can swap world difficulty at any time at the main cities for each region. After lowering the difficulty and clearing a boss, you can always crank the challenge back up to earn more high-tier loot and rewards.

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Class Overview | Accessibility Options To Change First | Potion Upgrades & Increase Max Capacity | Silent Chests & Whispering Keys | Crushed Beast Bones Locations

To crush everything as a Necromancer, you’ll need corpses. Generating corpses is the most important part of being a Necromancer with minions. If you don’t have corpses, you don’t have minions to summon. They’ll die relatively quickly in combat, so we want to focus on creating more corpses and then utilizing those corpses to deal damage to enemies.

We’ll go through the Necromancer Build level-by-level, but here’s a quick overview of the skills you want to unlock.

Everything after the Ultimate is up to you. This build can be ideally created at around Level 26 — you’ll be able to unlock almost all the skills but won’t be able to put points into