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This build has received an overall rating in the range from 4.75 to 5.0 and thus qualifies for the highest category of working builds: Great.

This build has been designed for the following use:

Flux This build is significantly affected by the Flux: Hidden Talent.
See the build's talk page for discussion and ramifications not noted here.  
Notes: Play as a dervish primary, see: Build:D/N PvP March Signet of Suffering.
Flux This build is significantly affected by the Flux: All In.
See the build's talk page for discussion and ramifications not noted here.  
Notes: Replace Angorodon's Gaze and the optionals with Blood Magic and/or No Attribute skills. Increase Soul Reaping. You can also increase a secondary profession attribute rank to meet shield requirements.

Necromancer build designed to spread pressure and provide spike assists while being usable as a split threat and midline flag runner.

Frequency[]

Seen in pressure builds such as necro balanced or 3 Melee.

Attributes and Skills[]

12 + 1 + 1
Gain 13 Energy whenever a non-Spirit creature near you dies, up to 3 times every 15 seconds.
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Variants

  • Resurrection Signet Resurrection Signet and Dash Dash are flexible slots:
    • Dark Escape Dark Escape instead of Dash when expecting spike builds (reduce Soul Reaping to 11+1).
    • Rend Enchantments Rend Enchantments to help defend against split dervishes, or to counter spike builds with multiple elementalists by stripping Attunements.
    • Blood Renewal Blood Renewal when expecting to defend against splits.


Equipment[]

Runes and insignias

Weapons

  • Barbed spear of defense, 10%hct with a blood magic focus of aptitude with "Forget me not!"". Spread bleeding with Dark Pact.
  • 40/40 blood magic. For non-bleeding-spread blood magic skill usage.
  • 40/40 soul reaping for Angorodon's Gaze.
  • Barbed or heavy spear of defense, 10%hrt with
    • Strength shield of fortitude, -20% cripple duration.
    • Strength shields of fortitude, +10 armor against each damage type.

Additional weapons

Usage[]

General combat

  • Prepare Signet of Suffering so your next targeted necromancer spell inflicts bleeding.
    • Spread it on different targets instead of focusing on one. Use Dark Pact to do so.
    • Bleeding is applied before Oppressive Gaze checks for conditions on the target, so you can inflict all conditions in one cast.
    • Prefer not to combine with Life Siphon so healing the condition or hex won't undo the other's pressure aswell.
  • Spread life siphon as much as possible.
    • Monks usually spare their hex removal for more threatening hexes and thus allow you to deal full pressure with this hex.
    • Make sure to maintain it on characters which might push on your flag running character or NPCs, mainly ranger and dervish.
  • Use oppressive gaze for weakness.
    • If the opponent has a Flesh Wound Paragon, weaken him. Note that you should be running flags against such a team with priority.
    • Else, weaken warriors.
    • When playing fully offensively, put it on the Restore Condition Prot as he can't remove the conditions from self.
  • Use Strip Enchantment depending on the match situation.
    • Against elementalist heavy builds, strip attunements for the first few minutes so they run low on energy.
    • Follow the call of your frontliners: Remove prots so they can further pressure a target or remove prots on spikes.
    • In split skirmishes and split defense, save it for Mystic Regeneration (PvP) or Healing Breeze.
  • Use dark pact for bleeding spreading, spike assistance and pressuring targets in skirmishes/split defense.
  • Use Angorodon's Gaze under the effect of a condition to gain energy.

Flag running

  • Keep signet of suffering prepared.
  • Dodge Melandru's Shot.
    • Stop moving by using your stop action key (standard: escape).
    • Stop moving by casting a skill.
  • Pressure pushing rangers and decrease the pressure put on yourself by applying life siphon.
    • If a pushing ranger does not have Troll Unguent, start pressuring him with your other damage skills and call a team member to collapse on him for a kill.
    • Some rangers chain an interrupt so they'll interrupt you if you try to hex them immediately when in casting range.
  • Selfheal with Blood Renewal if you brought it and make sure that it won't get interrupted.
    • The aftercast delay of ranger interruption skills allows to safely cast a spell right after an interruption has been used.
    • Use it when the ranger uses Melandru's shot.
    • Use oppressive gaze on the ranger, cast during his Mending Touch.
    • If necessary, fake out interruptions. As the skill only requires one point of energy you can afford faking a lot.

Counters[]

  • General Anti-Caster.

Exemplary Video[]

Build used in a mAT finale:

See also[]

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