The Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase saw a lot of big announcements for gamers. Among updates for Redfall, Starfield, and some other big titles, Diablo 4 fans saw the reveal of the fifth and final playable class to join the game in the form of the Necromancer. The Necromancer class has appeared in past Diablo titles, but it looks as though it will be heavily changed from those games, as displayed in 11 minutes of new gameplay which shows the strengths of commanding the dead.
Within the new gameplay footage for Diablo 4, fans got a closer look at a lot of the game's latest class and some details around the new PvP elements. Beginning with the Necromancer in Diablo 4, it seems that players taking on this class will have a lot of customization in how they want to take on their enemies. They can summon three different types of skeletons, from the traditional undead warriors, to mages, to giant golems. Each of these three summons have three of their own specializations as well, so there seems to be a lot of potential for tweaking a Necromancer to fit a certain playstyle.
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However, the Necromancer doesn't just rely on summoning skeletal allies in Diablo 4. In the new game, it will have four major play styles for players to pick from, using traditional bone spells players of Diablo 2 will be familiar with, alongside blood magic and harnessing the powers of darkness. The class mechanic for the Necromancer in Diablo 4 is called the Book of the Dead, and it is what allows players to create their own undead army to match the way they want to play.
Moving on from the Necromancer, the Diablo 4 gameplay gives fans a closer look at some PvP elements they'll be able to
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