Best Necromancer build in Loop Hero

• The Necromancer is a difficult but powerful class.
• Focus on strengthening skeletons and expanding your army.
• Build speed and healing for effectiveness and support.

Games like to put you directly in control of the hero, but there are times where you’re more of a spectator or guardian angel if that helps. This loop provides an idea for Hero’s setup, which is an unusual combination of adventure RPG and management where you have little input on the hero’s actions. The story is set in a world that has been mostly wiped out by the entity known as the Lich. For some reason, a hero has managed to withstand the erasure and exist within an infinite time loop in a fixed area. As he collects resources and rebuilds parts of the world, he will unlock new knowledge. This allows him to deal with the loop as a Necromancer.

You might think it’s odd that a Necromancer is one of the three classes that will take on the undead Lich, but it might be more up to the task than we expected. This class is unlocked when you create a crypt. It is also the only class that is entirely based on magic. It’s also designed so that if you’re the manager, the Necromancer is micromanaging his adventuring duties. This class can take some getting used to but can be quite powerful with the right conditions and equipment.

Necromancer Stats and Abilities

The Necromancer is an unusual class because it is the only class that does not deal direct damage. It works by summoning skeletons to the sides of the arena to fight for it. He can still attack, but won’t do so until he’s maxed out the number of skeletons he can currently summon. It should also be noted that the Necromancer has a magical shield that instantly recharges between battles and absorbs all damage. As a result, this class is less likely to get gear that grants Reign or Vampirism. It starts with four equipment slots: a grimoire, two rings, and an amulet.

Grimoire is primarily used to boost skeleton stats, rings can boost a mix of stats, and amulets mostly affect the power of magic shields. Once you build an arsenal, the Necromancer will have the option to equip a shield for extra defense and other possible boosts.

Necromancer Build (Statistics)

Of all the classes, the Necromancer has the least progression since most of the gear is geared towards his skeleton rather than himself. To help with this, you want to take on tougher enemies than Slimes, Rat Wolves, and Spiders. Farming them can yield more options for early boosts and instant landscape bonuses.

The main stats you need to worry about are Skeleton Level and Summoning Quality. The former determines the overall strength of your skeleton while the latter determines what type of skeleton you can summon. As such, prioritize quality as it will increase your chances of summoning stronger variants from Warriors to Mages.

This should be followed by a level as your skeletons will prove to be quite weak after a few loops and the weaker they are, the less time it will take to attack them. That being said, one really rare stat you should keep an eye out for is Max Skeletons which allows you to fill the field as much as possible. The more skeletons you have on the field, the more enemies will target instead of the Necromancer.

In terms of defense, constantly check amulets for boosts to magical armor and rings to help the Necromancer last longer. Attack speed is very important as it affects how quickly the necromancer can summon skeletons onto the field. Regen is also important because it’s one of the few passive ways he can regenerate health. Finally, stealth can be very easy when you’re still building your skeleton army.

Necromancer build (traits)

Finally, there are the features. Below is a list of traits you should consider for a Necromancer when leveling up.

• Surveyor: A general trait that allows you to heal when passing through a non-road tile that is increased for each additional non-road tile around it.
• Intentions of the Dead: A Necromancer trait that allows a skeleton to heal and give it a temporary attack boost in battle whenever it hits an enemy.
• Group: A Necromancer feature that lets you start each loop with three empowered skeletons that spawn between battles.
• give life: A necromancer feature that splits direct damage to the hero between the skeletons.
• Field Practice: A Necromancer trait that gives your skeleton a permanent +0.25 level when you cross a campfire.
• Residual heat: Necromancer feature that allows you to regenerate health whenever a skeleton dies.
• Architect: A boss trait that gives you XP every time you place a map tile will help you gain traits faster.
• Omicron’s technique: A boss feature that grants a full resurrection if you die during the campaign.