The Necromancer also possesses several major damage archetypes with distinct differences, making it easier to plan a build than with some other classes.
How to play the Necromancer comes down to two main questions: Do you want to rely on your minions, and what kind of build do you want to build? The undead is the Necromancer's bread and butter, but you can optionally sacrifice the ability to summon these minions in order to buff your core character. The use of Minions, which don't cost Essence at all, means that the Necromancer can instead use their valuable Essence resource on more powerful or unique abilities. More powerful skills and abilities can cost Essence to cast, although there are exceptions to this rule. The unique energy Necromancers have at their disposal is Essence, which is generated by killing or damaging enemies with their basic attacks. For this reason, the Necromancer is an excellent class for beginners or those who want to play solo, but this class can struggle against lengthy boss battles if you're unable to replenish your Minions with fresh summons (as it relies on corpses being available). These Minions deal damage independently of the Necromancer and can attract the attention (or aggro) of enemies, giving the Necromancer freedom to stay healthy and provide additional damage, support buffs, and more.
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