I can say that if the game has grown stale for you and you want a reason to jump back in, the Rise of the Necromancer pack might be worth it for you. It pretty much boils down to $15 for the class.

For $15, you are treated with the Necromancer class and a whole slew of cosmetics that don’t directly affect the gameplay in any way. What might be holding a lot of players back is the price tag of the new class. Theory-crafters will no doubt have an ideal skill set coupled with armor and weapons that will be most efficient in pushing into the high Greater Rifts come Season 11, which starts late next month. Since the Necromancer just came out, we don’t have an official meta for him yet, so you are free to play with whatever builds you decide to use. When I do get my hands on them, I’ll be sure to jump in a couple of rifts to test the Necromancer’s viability. I haven’t yet found any of the new legendary or set items for the Necromancer so I can’t speak for how those work yet.

It works for the most part, but it’s definitely a lot easier to pull off on PC. On consoles it is a bit harder since you can’t directly click on something so it instead goes off your line of sight. On PC, you target a husk and simply detonate it, giving off a ton of damage to surrounding enemies. The Corpse Explosion works great in Diablo 3. Like I mentioned before, you can opt for a pet build or you could take an entirely different route and focus on the chunks of flesh left behind by enemies. The Necromancer feels right at home in the game and offers a lot of different variety when it comes to play style. Although I’ve only just finished Act I and reached level 40 with my Necromancer, I’d be lying to you if this isn’t the most fun I’ve had with Diablo 3 in months, maybe even years (I really enjoyed the Darkening of Tristram event).

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