Soulstone Survivors – Curse 48 Necromancer Build

Sharing my curse 48 build for necromancer.

Detailed Build Info

All credit goes to GothicCatMom !

For this build I am on necromancer using the basic weapon, with both weapon skills to start thanks to a rune which I will cover further on. Weapon skill 2 is replaced later on in the match.

Skills:

  • Skeletal warriors (weapon skill)
  • Arcane power (multicast buff)
  • Skeletal archers (character skill)
  • Might (skill mastery holy: damage buff)
  • Exorcism (skill mastery holy: healing)
  • Skeletal mages (character skill)

Runes:

  • Weapon expert (start with both skills)
  • Skill mastery: holy (make sure to level up paladin enough to get might and exorcism in this)
  • Efficient extraction (increased resource gain)
  • Surefooted (damage and knockback reduction)
  • Harmony (summon damage)
  • Commanding presence (summon damage)
  • Ready for battle (only active skills on first 5 level ups)

Passives:

  • Ignore armor/block chance/leviathan/dodge/basically the defensive traits
  • Make sure to take and stack magnetic if doing more than 1 round; take at least one or two ranks in this for resource gathering otherwise
  • You do not need summon health/damage reduction; focus instead on summon damage, cast speed, and other damage multipliers
  • Take health passives if doing more than 1 round

Notes:

  • Time in match could be faster if I ignored the pylon spawns, but I feel like it is easier for me personally to move around and take care of them
  • You can replace might with bloodlust; I only took might because bloodlust was not spawning as a choice for me even with rerolls

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Volodymyr Azimoff
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