#100 rogues summon generator#

Finally, take 5/5 Veins of Malice, which provides a big buff to your minion army for 5 seconds, every time you cast a spell. I took 2 spare points into Cling to Life, for some minion survivability. On the right side of the tree, we take 3/8 Tyrant, just so we can get to Tyrant’s Legion, 2/2, giving us 2 skeletons for our army. Follow this up with 10/10 Heresy, for intelligence and even more crit. It also works for you, but we don’t really cast spells that do damage, so for us it’s not relevant, but for minions it’s a very good node, because it provides leech, helping our minions sustain.

Follow the chain, with 5/5 River of Bones, which turns minions into crit machines. Then, 5/5 Frantic Summons, for increased attack and cast speed. Take 2/8 Blood armour, for some flat minion health regen and because we need to get to 5/10 Mortal Tether, for minion Health and for the final node of this chain, Unbound Necromancy, giving us an additional skeleton. This synergizes well with summon wraiths, because they die all the time. Take 5/5 Reclamation of Souls, which provides ward retention and gives 35 ward each time a minion dies. And the rest of the points go to Necromancer. 16 intelligence is pretty massive, because that’s 64 minion base health, 64% increased minion damage and 64% ward retention. You take 8 points in the Lich tree, into Crippling insight. Finally, 4/4 unnatural preservation, for the ward retention.

#100 rogues summon generator#

This is a very decent ward generator actually, because our summoned wraiths constantly die. 4/10 Mania of Mortality, granting us ward on minion or enemy death, 10% of the time. Take Sole Aegis, because it scales really well. 5/5 dark rituals, because minion attack speed is hard to get otherwise. So, take 8/8 forbidden knowledge, for intelligence. Intelligence is good as well, because it helps our ward retention and provides minions with health and damage. Main stats for this build are minion stats, of course. All minions are melee as well, which means they’re close to the enemies, so we can easily buff them with rip blood that we cast on enemies. We increase the base crit of our army, and crit multipliers, so the minions do quite a lot of damage and leech health. The build is focused on frontloaded damage, with a lot of skeleton crit damage.

And I will explain my choices extensively, as usual. This means it’s not a super beginner friendly build, but I’ll give replacement options in the gear section. I’m using a bunch of uniques, just to get ward. I’m using the necromancer set, because it’s surprisingly effective. This is my take on a necromancer, designed so you can experiment further.

This necromancer is all about summoning the undead, using transplant as both a buff & escape tool, using Ward as a defensive mechanism and just having fun seeing our minions do the heavy lifting. Not great for arena, as minions die after wave 100 Requires 1 hand, ideal for working from home Working from home, single-handed, just a mouse, and it’s all super smooth. And now that a lot of us are working from home, you can command all those minions and buff them at the same time, with a single skill. Because what better option than necromancer, with an undead army doing your bidding, which requires only one hand? I always love playing necromancers, because it’s such a relaxed play style. I created the perfect build if you’re ‘working from home’ and want to play Last Epoch at the same time. If you are enjoying Last Epoch content, consider subscribing. Necromancer is probably the most requested build guide on my channel, so here you go. Rogues are usually found in dark areas, in narrow passages, and hidden in corners, making them favor the element of surprise.Hey everyone this is Thyworm with a new build for Last Epoch, the Working-From-Home Necromancer. If approached, they will switch from bows to daggers. The shots of which are fast and difficult to dodge. The bow variants of Rogues will constantly lay down suppressive fire on the player. Their threat level rises excessively in groups of two or more, because it enables them to trap players in each other's combo attacks. However, should their attacks miss or be blocked, they leave themselves open for counter-strikes. The bow-wielding variant shoots Poison Arrows.ĭespite their worn and withered appearance and posture, Rogues are surprisingly agile, and can rapidly unleash a barrage of attacks. Hollowed thieves wearing torn attires and wielding either a club, a bow, or dual-wielding a shortsword with a dagger. Three variants appear in Huntsman's Copse.