You'll probably want to stick with Iron Maiden or Amplify Damage instead of Weaken, but it can be helpful if you're taking a beating. This skill ramps up nicely with the increased damage enemies deal in the later parts of the game, but it's a reasonably passive skill in that it won't allow you to damage the enemy any more quickly. Weaken reduces the effectiveness of all enemy attacks by one-third while it stays in effect. The duration starts at 8 seconds and increases by three seconds per skill level. The radius begins at 2 yards and increases by 0.6 or 0.7 yards per skill level.The cost for this spell stays at four mana. With each additional skill point you put into it-the duration and radius of the effect increase.It doubles the amount of damage that afflicted enemies receive from either you, your minions, or anyone else in your game. Note that any given enemy can only have one curse on itself at a time, so don't go buck wild with these things.ДЄmplify Damage is the first skill that the Necromancer has available, and it will probably be the most used of his curses throughout the game. The results vary in usefulness and efficiency, so you'll want to experiment with the various options before picking your primary offensive skills. However, these spell-casting weapons are some of the most expensive items in the game to purchase, and they cost more as they modify higher-level skills, so you can expect to pay over 200,000 gold for an excellent wand.Д¬urses allow the Necromancer to cast a negative effect on a large group of enemies. In terms of equipment, a Wand is a Necromancer's best friend. Though Energy will be his primary stat, as with most class builds, you won't need to add a single point here because your late-game equipment will give you that boost of mana.Vitality, as with all characters, will be necessary for any Necromancer build.Just add enough points here to be able to wield your choice of equipment. Dexterity will probably be the least important stat for this class, as very few Necromancers will be using weapons as their primary source of damage.However, since you'll never be perfectly safe from an enemy swarm, many Necromancer players will want to add a good portion of their stat points to Strength to enable them to wear the most advanced armor that they will come across. The Necromancer will primarily be using his minions to deal damage and kill enemies.He can create bone barriers, poison enemies with powerful melee attacks, and even remote-detonate their corpses with Corpse Explosion-one of the most powerful skills in the game. The third specialty of the Necromancer is his Poison and Bone spells. The Necromancer also has a wide variety of Curses, similar to the Paladin's Auras, but effective at a distance, that will enable him and his minions to attack the enemy better or even turn their attacks against themselves. Every 4 hard points in Blood Golem feels like +1 Golem Mastery.The Necromancer can raise an army of undead Skeletons, Skeleton Mages, as well as one Golem at a time to do his bidding and strike down his enemies. If you wish you can also increase Blood Golem. When you return, youвЂ™ll have that gear on and get all your bonuses when the golem is resummoned. That ritual is going to your stash, putting on a lot of summon gear, then exiting the game.

Is this the best way to keep my golem alive or should I consider splitting points between Golem Mastery and Iron Golem? or is there a better option than those? What happens when you resummon a blood golem? With a couple more Summoning GCвЂ™s IвЂ™d have around +16 to all skills, +4 more to summoning, +2 more to curses, and +1 more to CE. WhatвЂ™s the difference? Which is the best way to keep my golem alive? What happens instead is that the game makes a note to automatically summon an Iron Golem from the item the next time you join or create a new game. The annoying thing about Iron Golem is that even though it doesnвЂ™t technically stay between games. WhatвЂ™s the difference between iron golems in Diablo?

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