The passive Stand Alone and Momento Mori skills provide benefits for sacrificing, with the former giving you a nice chunk of damage reduction and the latter improving your sacrifice bonuses. You'll use your Bone Golem in battle once you reach Level 25, though you should swap to and sacrifice Iron Golems for the massive extra 30% Critical Strike Damage at Level 32. Unliving Energy, Grim Harvest, Hewed Flesh, meanwhile, ensure that you'll have plenty of Corpses to use and make it easier to generate lots of Essence.įor this build, it's better to sacrifice your minions for the strong passive bonuses you get than it is to summon them, so you should do so with your Skeletal Warriors and Mages to get extra Critical Strike Chance and damage against Vulnerable foes. Passive skills like Serration, Compound Fracture, Evulsion, Imperfectly Balanced, and the Ossified Essence Key Passive all significantly raise the damage and Critical Hit Chance of your Bone Spears.
Sacrifice Skeletal Warriors - Skirmishers Respec to Paranormal Bone Spear after getting the Splintering Offensive Aspect from the Guulrhan Slums dungeon later
Unlike most Core talents, Bone Spear is excellent for both single-target sniping and area-of-effect (AoE) monster clearing, making it extremely versatile and reliable throughout the leveling process and the endgame grind. It allows you to fire high damage projectiles at enemies that pierce through them and hit multiple targets, which then shatter into smaller projectiles for even more damage. With that said, you can still make a very powerful and viable Necromancer setup by building around Bone Spear, a Core talent that's arguably the best option on the Necromancer skill tree. The Necromancer was one of the strongest classes in Diablo 4 during its March betas, but since then, nerfs to its summons and its low mobility have knocked it to the bottom of the meta. Best Diablo 4 Barbarian build and skills Best Diablo 4 Sorcerer build and skills Best Diablo 4 Necromancer build and skills
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