After our article with everything you need to know to start well in Diablo Immortal, it’s time to stop class by class to explain the best build, after that of the Barbarian and the Demon Hunter comes the Necromancer. It is an absolutely devastating and useful class to level up and is that in addition to decent damage has summons that serves as tanks while you avoid damage.
For many, the Necromancer is the best current class in the game, and it’s not for nothing. We are talking about a character who can climb very easily alone, who has decent damage to a single target and in the area (worse than the best classes in each field, yes), and who is also very easy to use. We give you all the keys to wipe it out.
The best build for the Demon Hunter in Diablo Immortal
Statistics
We are not going to give you some specific objects because, although on paper it is the simplest, very few players manage to find the legendaries during their level up. Instead, we’re going to explain which attributes interest you the most and choose your team based on that:
- Intelligence: Intelligence is this character’s main damage tool, so it’s going to be your main focus throughout the adventure if you want to hit harder and move faster.
- Vitality: we are talking about a kind of paper, so raising your maximum life during the adventure is something really appetizing if you want to avoid being able to kill yourself in one fell swoop.
- Will/Fortitude: while the Will will come in handy to accentuate the effects of certain spells, the Fortitude is useful to endure a little longer. Either way, both are quite forgettable, so never opt for this option if you have Intelligence or Vitality in front of you.
Skills
These are the 5 skills you have to have equipped:
| HOLLOW | FIRST LEVELS | FINAL BUILD |
|---|---|---|
| BASIC | Soul Fire | Soul Fire |
| 1 | Direct skeletons (Level 1) | Invoke Golem (Level 50) |
| 2 | Spectral Scythe (Level 1) | Spectral Scythe (Level 60) |
| 3 | An explosion of corpses (Level 1) | An explosion of corpses (Level 60) |
| 4 | Bone needles (Level 8) | Skeletal Wizard (Level 20) |
Let’s start with the build of the first levels:
- Soul Fire: Your basic attack is a projectile that spreads when hitting.
- Direct skeletons: with this, you will be able to direct your skeleton warriors so that they are the tanks while you hit.
- Spectral Scythe: Your main source of damage in the area next to the Explosion of corpses. It has two loads.
- Corpse explosion: You will explode all the corpses in an area, hurting all the enemies.
- Bone needles: your initial CC source, with which you will do damage and stun enemies. The more you carry it, the more damage and range it will have.
The skill rotation is Bone Needles -> Direct Skeletons -> Spectral Scythe. Use Corpse Explosion when there are several bodies, and direct the skeletons into action to be the tanks. Use Soul Fire only if the rest of your abilities are cooling.
The final build changes a few skills:
- Direct skeletons by Summon Golem: the golem is going to be the new tank, which also stuns and does damage when summoned.
- Bone needles by Skeletal Wizard: The only downside of the wizard is that he does not move, but throws fireballs in one direction.
The rotation of abilities is Summon Golem -> Skeletal Wizard -> Spectral Scythe. Use corpse explosion when there are several bodies, and as long as you have everything in cooling use Soul Fire.
Endgame builds for PvE
While it’s still early to start explaining builds by the time you’re done with the story, there’s already a build focused on making the Corpse Explosion burst entire groups of enemies alone.
The equipment you will need is as follows:
| COMPUTER NAME | PART IN WHICH IT IS EQUIPPED | RARITY | ABILITY | IMAGE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DESOLATORY | Main weapon | Legendary | Summoning golem now summons a lava golem that burns the enemies around it. |  |
| WELCOME END | Secondary weapon | Legendary | The skeletal wizard now summons a Reaper, increasing the cooling of the spell in return. |  |
| SKULLVEIL | Head | Legendary | The skeletal magician now lasts 20% longer. |  |
| ROTSPUR | Shoulders | Legendary | An explosion of corpses no longer causes the bodies to explode, but releases a poisonous cloud that does constant damage to enemies. |  |
| THEY REST EVERYWHERE | Shirtfront | Legendary | The radius of the explosion of corpses increases by 20%. |  |
For the rest of the pieces, the order of attributes that you should look for is as follows:
- Intelligence
- Probability of critical.
- Reduction of cooling.
- Critical damage.
The skills of the build are the same as those of endgame.
The list of normal jewelry is as follows:
- Topaz x4
- Sapphire x4
- Tourmaline x6
And the legendary ones are as follows:
- Berserker’s eye: increases the damage you do by 16% and increases the probability of criticism by 2%. However, it also increases the damage received by 5%.
- Ca’Arsen invigoration: Increase the speed of your basic attacks by 16% and their damage by 2%.
- Faithful charge: Increase the damage you do by 1% per active summon, up to a maximum of 6%.
- Freedom and devotion: increase the duration of your invocations by 8%.
- Seled Weakening: Get 6% extra damage during the 60 seconds after killing an elite.
- Zwenson’s obsession: By defeating an enemy you summon a dark beast that attacks nearby enemies, which does 50% base damage + 486 to all nearby enemies. It cannot occur more than once every 6 seconds.
Finally, the skill priority that your amulet should raise is Explosion of Corpses – > Skeletal Wizard – > Summon Golem.