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Necromancer Base Game Build for Beginners

Healer

Skills

Bar 1

Class: Bone Tyrant: Bitter Harvest Morph: Necrotic Potency (using a corpse, get 6 Ultimate, heal more for every corpse used, and damage taken is lowered by 3%)

Class: Living Death: Spirit Mender morph: Spirit Guardian (summons a ghost, heals on or one's ally for 16 seconds, ghost takes 10% of one's damage, and makes a corpse at the end)

Class: Living Death: Life Amid Death morph: Renewing Undeath (heals oneself and one's allies instantly, using up a corpse cleanses and heals for 5 seconds)

Weapon: Restoration Staff: Blessing of Protection: Combat Prayer (heals and buffs up all the allies standing in front of you)

Weapon: Restoration Staff: Regeneration morph: Radiating Regeneration (heals you and 3 up to 3 others)

Ultimate: Weapon: Restoration Staff: Panacea: Life Giver (heals one or an ally, and Regeneration - heals one, Blessing of Protection - heals allies and increases allies Physical and Spell Resistance, and Steadfast Ward - damage absorb shield)

Bar 2

Class: Living Death: Restoring Tether morph: Braided Tether (Area of Effect, centered on oneself, moves with one, heals one and one's allies, adds bonus 3% healing done)

Class: Bone Tyrant: Bone Armor morph: Summoner's Armor (shield, adds Major Resolve adding Physical and Spell resistance, lowers the cost of Spirit Mender and any other skill that creates a corpse, and creates a corpse at the end)

Class: Grave Lord: Boneyard morph: Unnerving Boneyard (Area of Effect at Target, Frost Damage, adds Major Breach lowering opponents Physical Spell resistance, using a corpse adds 30% bonus damage)

Weapon: Destruction Staff (Ice): Wall of Elements morph: Elemental Blockade (Magic Damage, Ice staff - opponents under the Chilled Status Effect are slowed.)

Weapon: Destruction Staff: Force Shock morph: Crushing Shock (damage and interrupts casters putting them off balance so they can't cast for another 3 seconds) (Alternative: Impulse morph: Pulsar that damages all opponents around self and puts them under Minor Mangle reducing their health by 10% for 10 seconds. Ice staff provides self Minor Protection boosting one's maximum health by 5%. Lightning staff hurts them more the opponents it hits.)

Ultimate: Class: Living Death: Reanimate morph: Renewing Animation (Area of Effect on Target, target an area in which 3 of one's allies can be brought back from death, and restore magicka and stamina for each ally brought back)

Tank

Skills

Bar 1

Class: Bone Tyrant: Death Scythe morph: Hungry Scythe (heals one, magic damage to opponents)

Class: Bone Tyrant: Bone Armor morph: Beckoning Armor (shield, adds Major Resolve adding Physical and Spell resistance, pulls far away attacking opponents to one, makes a corpse)

Class: Bone Tyrant: Bone Totem morph: Agony Totem (Area of Effect, centered on oneself, scares opponents making them cower in place for 4 seconds, adds Minor Protection lowering one and one's allies damage taken by 5%, allies can press X for synergy to magic damage opponents and add opponent's damage taken by 5%)

Weapon: One Hand and Shield: Puncture: Pierce Armor (Taunts)

Weapon: One Hand and Shield: Low Slash: Low Slash (Slows opponents and reduces their damage output)(Or Power Bash morph: Reverberating Bash, damages and stuns, Bash damage)

Ultimate: Class: Bone Tyrant: Bone Goliath morph: Pummeling Goliath (transforms one into a giant monster, heals instantly, heals over time, adds damage to Bash attacks, Bash attacks now hit many opponents at once)

Bar 2

Class: Living Death: Spirit Mender morph: Spirit Guardian (summons a ghost, heals on or one's ally for 16 seconds, ghost takes 10% of one's damage, and makes a corpse at the end)

Class: Living Death: Expunge morph: Expunge and Modify (cleanse oneself, adds magicka and stamina, lowers cost of all abilities by 3%)

Class: Bone Tyrant: Grave Grasp morph: Empowering Grasp (trap, adds Minor Maim adding opponents damage taken, adds Empower adding allies' and one's summons damage done and healing done, and summons 3 patches of skeletal claws from the ground in front of one. Snares opponents in place 1 by 30% for 5 seconds, stops opponents still in place 2 for 4 seconds, stuns opponents in place 3 for 3 seconds)

Weapon: Destruction Staff (Ice): Wall of Elements morph: Elemental Blockade (Ice staff - allies get shields, opponents are stopped still if the are already under the Chilled Status Effect)

Weapon: Destruction Staff (Ice): Force Shock morph: Crushing Shock (damage and interrupts casters putting them off balance so they can't cast for another 3 seconds) (Alternative: Impulse morph: Pulsar that damages all opponents around self and puts them under Minor Mangle reducing their health by 10% for 10 seconds. Ice staff provides self Minor Protection boosting one's maximum health by 5%. Lightning staff hurts them more the opponents it hits.)

Ultimate: Weapon: Destruction Staff (Ice): Elemental Storm morph: Eye of the Storm (Area of Effect, centered on oneself, portable, Magic Damage for 7 seconds, cost: 250 Ultimate)

Damage Dealer

Skills

Bar 1

Class: Grave Lord: Flame Skull morph: Ricochet Skull (Flame Damage, throw a skull at an opponent, bounces off opponent 1 onto up to 2 more opponents)

Class: Grave Lord: Skeletal Mage morph: Skeletal Archer (Stamina, summon a skeleton that fires arrows at opponents, physical damage, makes a corpse at the end)

Class: Living Death: Life Amid Death morph: Renewing Undeath (heals oneself and one's allies instantly, using up a corpse cleanses and heals for 5 seconds)

Weapon: Bow: Volley morph: Endless Hail (Physical Damage in a Target area over time) (Or Arrow Spray morph: Acid Spray - Cone of Poison Damage, and then poison damage over time in an area in front of you)

Weapon: Bow: Snipe morph: Lethal Arrow (Poison Damage at opponent, adds Minor Defile, reducing opponent's healing taken and health recovery) (Or Poison Arrow morph: Poison Injection - Poison Damage, and then poison damage over time)

Ultimate: Class: Grave Lord: Frozen Colossus morph: Pestilent Colossus (Summon a giant zombie, Disease Damage, adds Major Vulnerability to opponents adding 10% bonus damage)

Bar 2

Class: Bone Tyrant: Death Scythe morph: Hungry Scythe (heals one, magic damage to opponents)

Class: Grave Lord: Blast bones morph: Blighted Blast bones (summon a skeleton, skeleton runs after one's target and then explodes dealing Disease Damage to all opponents in the blast area, adds Major Defile lowering opponents healing taken and health recovery, makes a corpse at the end)

Class: Grave Lord: Boneyard morph: Unnerving Boneyard (Area of Effect at Target, Frost Damage, adds Major Breach lowering opponents Physical Spell resistance, using a corpse adds 30% bonus damage)

Weapon: Impulse morph: Pulsar that damages all opponents around self and puts them under Minor Mangle reducing their health by 10% for 10 seconds. Ice staff provides self Minor Protection boosting one's maximum health by 5%. Lightning staff hurts them more the opponents it hits.)

Weapon: Destruction Staff (Ice): Force Shock morph: Crushing Shock (damage and interrupts casters putting them off balance so they can't cast for another 3 seconds) (Alternative:

Ultimate: Weapon: Destruction Staff (Ice): Elemental Storm morph: Eye of the Storm (Area of Effect, centered on oneself, portable, Magic Damage for 7 seconds, cost: 250 Ultimate)

Armor

Healer - light armor

Withered Hand from Alik'r (Magicka Recovery, Maximum Magicka, Maximum health, adds health and magicka when an opponent dies)

Stendarr's Embrace from Eastmarch (cleanse when healing, magicka recovery, and stacks maximum magicka 2x)

Tank - heavy armor

Seventh Legion Brute from Bankorai (weapon damage, health recovery, critical chance, and when using Major Resolve adds Weapon and Spell Damage and health recovery)

Green Pact from Grahtwood (stacks maximum health 2x, health recovery, and a food buff adds more maximum health and health recovery)

Damage Dealer - Medium armor

Spriggan's Thorns from Bankorai (stacks maximum stamina 2x, weapon and spell damage, offensive penetration which is good for firing arrows through armor)

Stygian from Coldharbour (stacks weapon and spell damage 2x, Offensive Penetration damaged through armor, added weapon and spell damage after leaving sneak or invisibility) (Or Medium - Swamp Raider from Shadowfen - adds Weapon and Spell Damage to Poison and Disease skills, critical chance, maximum stamina, and weapon and spell damage)

Passives

Race (Species)

Armor:

Healer: Light Armor

Tank: Heavy Armor

Damage Dealer: Medium Armor

Class:

Healer: Living Death, Bone Tyrant, and Grave Lord

Tank: Living Death and Bone Tyrant

Damage Dealer: Living Death, Bone Tyrant, and Grave Lord

Weapon 1:

Healer: Restoration Staff

Tank: One Hand and Shield (Sword, Axe, Mace, or Dagger)

Damage Dealer: Bow

Weapon 2:

Healer: Destruction Staff - Ice

Tank: Destruction Staff - Ice

Damage Dealer: Destruction Staff - Fire

Attributes

(there is a base for every attribute, then bonus points):

Healer: Magicka: 42, Health: 22, Stamina 0

Tank: Magicka: 21, Health: 22, Stamina: 21

Damage Dealer: Magicka: 32, Health: 16, Stamina: 16

Mundus:

Non-attribute buffs

Healer: Shadow - adds critical healing done (found in Shadowfen, Rivenspire, or Greenshade)

Tank: Steed - increases speed and health recovery (found in The Rift, Bankorai, or Reaper's March)

Damage Dealer - Lover - increases physical and spell damage penetration through armor (found in Stonefalls, Glenumbra, or Auridon)

Maximum attribute buffs (found in Deeshan, Stormhaven, or Grahtwood)

Healer: Mage - maximum magicka

Tank: Tower - maxumum stamina

Damage Dealer - Lord - maximum health

Provisions:

Just go ahead and get a tri-potion, a health potion that also boosts magicka and stamina. There are a variety of potions, but the tri-potion is a staple and great for levelling new characters. Potions are levelled. so, oneself will probably out-level more expensive potions like Spell Critical or Weapon Power before one can use them.

Same for food. Before Level 25, any food is fine. It's a small buff that lasts for 2 hours, so one can buff up one's strongest attribute or oneself can choose to level out one's weakest attribute. One can learn every craft (or proffession) in the game at the same time on the same character, though each craft has a skill line that will need skill points. So, one can learn to craft Provisions (food and drink), or ask one's guild mates, or buy from a guild store, or buy food from a Chef or drink from a Brewer. Fighter's and Mages Guild reward boxes also contain levelled food and drink.

The tri-provision recipes drop in one's reward box from Provisioning crafting writs. You can also buy them from Guild Stores.

Tri-provisions:

Sweet Skeever Gumbo (level 25 and up),

Summerset Rainbow Pie / Nibenese Fricasseed Fawn / Dawnstar Dusk Chowder (level 35 and up),

Capon Tomato Beet Casserole / Jugged Rabbit in Preserves / Longfin Pasty with Melon Sauce / Withered Tree Inn Venison Pot Roast (Max, Level 50 Champion Points 150)

And for poisons, damage health is fine. It's a small debuff on one's opponent. All poisons help in their own way.

Notes: You can gain any weapon or armor skill line by equipping the weapon or 2 or more pieces of that weight of armor (Light, Medium, or Heavy). That's it. No training required. The skill line will appear in you Skills (Hotkey: K)

Belts and Boots can be found in Delves (small, solo dungeons)

Helmets, Jackets, Pants, and Weapons can be found on World Bosses. (Like Dungeon Boss that wandered out of the dungeon and made a home for themself)

Gloves, Shoulders, and Weapons can be found in Public Dungeons. (big, solo dungeons, can bring friends). Mages Guild has daily quests where they send players to specific dungeons on specific days, so if you pick up that quest you might find people to join.

Jewelry (necklaces and rings) can be found in Dark Anchors (Dolmens in Base Game, Dragons in Elsewyr, Harrowstorms in Skyrim, Geyers in Summerset, Volcanic Vents in High Isle. Blackwood has a wandering Public Dungeon.) The Fighter's Guild has daily quests that will send people out to specific Dolmens on specific days, so you can often find groups already fighting at Dolmens. And you can join in at any time it's active.

Any Armor and Weapons from Zone Quests, daily quests, or side quests (Mages and Fighter's guilds quests only provide jewelry and 1 weapon each, their daily quests only give ornate armor and weapons)

Roles in Dungeons: Healer heals allies and damages opponents. Tank taunts the Boss and deals damage. Damage Dealer deals as much damage as possible, either through critical strikes or over time with poisons and status effects, or a mix of both.

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guardianspirits13 · 4 months ago

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