Diablo 4: Season 7 - Necromancer Endgame Build Guide
has a new season in progress, and the Season of Witchcraft is proving to be among the best seasons the game has seen yet. Necromancers are a strong option in Season 7 for both leveling and endgame content. You can easily take out groups of enemies and single target bosses, so it's a great class to pick when you make a seasonal character this time, especially when you can empower your build even further with new features like the Witchcraft Powers.
Like the Barbarian in Season 7, the Necromancer has multiple strong builds for leveling and endgame content. You have a lot of built-in support with your summons, and they can act like tanks to help mitigate damage from enemies. They help deal damage to dwindle the numbers of a horde of enemies, or they'll join you in focusing on a boss if that's your only enemy. Additionally, you get some abilities that give you more durability, creating a well-rounded build.
You can pick quite a few Necromancer builds that are viable for endgame content, but the Blood Surge build is one of the best. You're going to start off by taking Reap as your basic ability. Not only does it give you some close-range area damage, but you gain damage reduction when you hit an enemy with it, and you restore Essence with it. It's not the biggest damage dealer in this build, but you get a fair amount of utility from it.
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Next, you move to the highlight of this build with your core ability: Blood Surge. Blood Surge will be where you spend most of your Essence, but it does a double attack. First, it deals damage by drawing blood from enemies. Then, you deal damage by using that blood to cast a blood nova. The amount of damage the nova deals is increased for each enemy you drain blood from, so this ability becomes more powerful when enemies surround you. Luckily, this is an ideal way for abilities to scale in since you
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