If you’ve been waiting for the newest class in Diablo III to make you feel alive again, the good news is that it’s arriving today. The Necromancer is here with all of the corpse-bursting antics you could want, and after all sorts of lore posts, cinematic trailers, and mechanical discussions, you’re probably more than ready to stride into the world of spreading death and decay for fun and profit than you would have normally expected.
If you need to catch up on the details of the class, we’ve got a roundup for you just below the cut, along with the introduction cinematic for the lady Necromancer for those planning to roll one at home. The Necromancer DLC will run you $15, so budget that small expenditure and get ready to play a class so old-school it’s practically undead.
The Necromancer and Patch 2.6.0 are now rolling out! 💀
Learn more: https://t.co/S0XHAbd6K6
Patch notes: https://t.co/FF9fp7busH pic.twitter.com/xfADs3dCZO— Diablo (@Diablo) June 27, 2017
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