Loop Hero: Necromancer's Guide To Summon Your Victory

The Necromancer's biggest weakness is when they can't summon fast enough, or the summons are weak. If you are left alone on the battlefield, you will soak all the damage and since your defense is a joke, eventually they will be summoning you. Necromancer Equipment Grimoire Two Rings Amulet Bonus equipment slot: Shield, when the Arsenal is placed. Necromancer's Best Stats When you build an army like this, you are pretty much done.

Attack Speed is like speed dialing your skelly-friends. With more attack speed, the faster they come. However, it does no good if the maximum number of skeletons is low, so it is essential to be able to summon at least four skeletons. Rings are a good choice to increase your friendship circle.

A Necromancer's power comes from increasing the number of skeletons in battle, their level, and the quality of the summoning. Stats you can find on equipment. The skeleton level increases their damage and HP. Summon quality changes the type of skeleton summoned. Friendly Skeleton is the most basic, just a bunch of bones with a sword. Skeleton Warriors are more fragile, but their attacks are faster more powerful. Skeleton Guards are your best friends because they have a high defense and the First Target ability that attracts enemies' attention.

The Necromancer has low defense and HP. The only way to become more resilient is with Magic HP or evasion, but it doesn't pay to focus on these stats. Magic HP is native to Amulets, so you will buff it either way. Evasion is a suboptimal stat. The ideal is equipment that enhances your skeletons, especially the quantity and quality. With a Skeleton Guard by your side, you don't need to worry about having defense, since your best friend will protect you to death.

When you exceed the limit of four skeletons on the front, you start summoning Skeleton Mages and Archers who support you in the rear with long-range attacks. Best Cards For Necromancer Similar to Warriors, Necromancers gets equipment by killing enemies. The stronger the enemy, the better odds at greater equipment. The class excels when fighting slower enemies as this gives you time to build an army. Fighting weak monsters helps you accumulate cards and equipment if you intend to recycle them with Bookery or Smith's Forge.

Forest/Thickets is a must-have card for the Necromancer. As said, the more Attack Speed, the more skeletons. To optimize your stats, even more, avoid placing Forests since they only give +1% and Thickets give double. Furthermore, every ten Forests/Thickets a "Village?" comes up with Wooden Warriors, but unlike the Rogue, the Necromancer is the arch-enemy of this creature. Since Wooden-boy doesn't attack, only counters, in many fights you will come out unscathed since your summons will absorb all counters. That is, as long as you don't have a low level of max skeletons, otherwise you'll be throwing your fragile feeble punches and getting a powerful counter in your face.

Rivers are a no-brainer. It will boost the Forest attack speed bonus, so moisten them away to improve your fast summoning.

Desert/Oasis is good because the HP reduction effect doesn't work on skeletons or the Magic HP of your equipment. However, putting them in your deck means you will draw fewer Forests, so it varies according to your build.

Suburbs are great to increase the experience gained and acquire more traits, which are instrumental for Necromancers. Remember that you can create a combo by placing them in a cross shape and create a Town, amplifying your experience gain.

The Arsenal unlocks the Shield on your equipment tab and increases your chance of dropping plus Max Skeletons stats. It is an option for those who want to play safe because every shield increases defense natively.

Battle Fields are good because the chests can give you good items and even if it is a Mimic, by the time it appears, you have already armored yourself with some invocations. Ghosts aren't a problem either, but avoid overlapping the area of effect of two Battle Fields so Blood Clots don't spawn.

Blood Grove can be placed next to forests and will eventually create Flesh Golems, which can give you powerful equipment and is an easy enemy to defeat with a crowd. Situational Cards Spider's Cocoon and Grove are easy targets, but usually, they give low-quality loot. It pays to bring them if you have a Bookery or Smith's Forge in the expedition, that way you recycle the cards/equipment you don't want and have a second chance at getting something better. However, those last two builds are pretty endgame, so until you unlock them, opt for slow and low-numbered enemies.

Ancestral Crypt is a great alternative to Arsenal because you gain HP with each enemy defeated and have one more resurrection. But remember, only enemies with souls count toward the HP buff, so you have to consider changing your entire deck since most of the enemies mentioned above are soulless.

Finally, I know I sound like a parrot on repeat, but you can take any cards you fancy. The ones suggested here are the ones most likely to give you a good loop, but nothing is guaranteed given the roguelike essence of the game. But many other cards can complement your expedition and bring you satisfactory results. Like victory, for example. Best Traits For Necromancer Always take traits that empower your skeletons. They will do all the hard work of keeping you alive.