What skeleton soldiers do I want? from haoxiuyun's blog

However, my ability of D2R Items controlling what I own and when I use the features was less granular in previous versions. Sure. You could use weapons to create an Iron Golem, and that is one thing, but the Book of the Dead is an exciting new feature. All characters in Diablo 4 have [a] characteristic that is unique to this class. The Necromancer is the only one with an exclusive feature called the Book of the Dead where you're able to decide, "Oh, I can have skeleton warriors.

What skeleton soldiers do I want? Do I want aggressive? Defensive? Do I want ones that make corpses that I can use, as raw materials?" and then "Oh you have mages. What mages do I want to use? Oh, and if I have golems, what golem do I want to use?" And so you can play around with your warriors.

Your mages and your golfer to create and build the army you carry. You've never experienced that experience before. This is one of the aspects to make Necro really unique and interesting.

Do you have a chance to elaborate on your player's choices a bit? The discussion was about customization however, broader in scope the idea of customization is one of the primary design principles for Diablo 4. How do you explain the effect of the butterfly in this?

Shely says: It's. Yeah. And it really manifests in every aspect that are part of the sport. If you're creating your character, you have an unimaginably wide range of choice. You could think of your choice of buy D2R Ladder Items class as more of a job than a vocation, rather than a character identity defining characteristic.