That doesn't mean players can slack off in their Necromancer builds in Diablo 2.
RELATED: Diablo 2: Everything You Need To Know About Unique Monsters The fact of the matter is, the Necromancer has always been an easier class to play compared to something as seemingly blunt as the Barbarian. Those who don't want an army of emaciated minions fighting for them can opt to poke holes in their enemies with bones or poison them. I used spirit build for my pit druid for a while but after I changed to whitstan's guard it was much better.He might look like a complex spellcaster or summoner class but the Necromancer in Diablo 2 and Resurrectedis actually pretty straightforward. It requires a lot of str to equip, and then a lot of dex to get maxblock on it and then you are left with no hp. Maxing block with the least amount of dex used is more sensible. A wind druid doesn't really need resistances or defence or whatever. The blocking shield to be used is Whitstan's guard (eld). It's really good against archers and gives a big boost to your survival. However, if you are running pits exclusively or most of the time, the I highly suggest blocking. And in most areas, blocking doesn't really matter. Spirit makes up for it's high str req by giving a big bonus to vit and fhr and others. So it comes down to whether you want +2 skills from spirit ( and some flexibility in amulet/belt slots ), or blocking. The next ( 163 ) is too hard to achieve and not much use for pvm. 99 fcr isn't too hard to achieve- use arachnid mesh and a 10fcr ring/amulet. From your gear, it seems like you are at 70 fcr.
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