In the same vein, unlock your first two Renown levels in each major region - Renown level 2 grants you an extra charge to your potion! After you’ve earned your Renown in all five regions, that’ll take you from four charges to nine, which you’ll want as you tackle bigger boss fights. Don’t forget to do this so your potion scales with your health pool. As you level, you can increase the amount healed by upgrading the potion with the Herbalist (in all major towns across the continent of Estuar).
Like Diablo Immortal, your potion has use charges (four to start), which can be replenished by picking up potion orbs dropped from enemies or at a healing well or town healer. Evade has a cooldown, so keep your eye out for boots that offer an additional charge or reduce this cooldown to extend its usefulness further. While this is helpful against any mob, it is fantastic for escaping telegraphed boss abilities. First up is Evade - a short dodge to escape enemy attacks. Some new defensive mechanics added in D4 help you defend your health pool from the onset. Understand the game mechanics that’ll keep you alive Additionally, while you may lack Active Skills providing mobility (helpful for escaping damage), you have some useful nodes in the tree that ease the pain. The key word here is direct - you begin with four skeletons ready to murder enemies on your behalf while you stay nice and safely away from the melee. Let’s get the bad news out of the way - as a starting Necromancer, you have about as much direct survivability as a wet paper towel. So how do you, a wee level 1 Necromancer, survive this onslaught?
There are enemies everywhere, not to mention the possibility of cursed shrines and healing wells. Diablo 4‘s version of Sanctuary is out to get you - quite literally - and as a Necromancer, you’re not exactly known for your survivability.
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