They don't drain power directly from their target, but they receive a portion of damage back into their power pools.ĭisciples become Necromancers by joining a new guild, the Temple of Arawn. Necromancers have the ability to do damage, and the pain it inflicts brings them a surge of power. Via their pets, Necromancers have damage spells, pet healing/buffing spells, powertaps and power transfers (NOTE: these are new to the game for this class). The intent of this is to make it so as long as the pet is alive, the Necro is at full health, but when his pet dies, the Necro is extremely damaged, weak and vulnerable. If the pet is damaged and released during combat, or killed, the Necro comes back from shade mode at 10% health remaining. So to stress this point, if the pet is at full health and is released during combat, the Necro comes back from shade mode with 10% health remaining. When the pet is killed or released during combat, the Necromancer has his health reduced to 10%. While a shade, the Necro is displayed as a translucent shadowy floating ghost. In order to kill a Necromancer, you must first kill his pet, which forces the Necromancer to become visible, where he can then be targeted and killed. A shade cannot be targeted or damaged by melee or spells. When controlling a pet, Necromancers enter ?shade mode? and are referred to as ?shades?. They may heal the pet, command it to cast spells on enemies, command it to attack enemies, etc. All their spells are cast through their pet, once one is summoned. The first thing a Necromancer must do when they plan on adventuring is to summon a pet. Given their power by Arawn, Necromancers are not necessarily the most popular people in the realm, but their spellcasting and pet prowess are definitely welcomed by the rest of Albion. Necromancers are a cloth robe wearing/staff wielding spellcasting class that are the priest class of Arawn, lord of the underworld, and can summon dead bodies and command them to do their bidding. Unlike other traditional pet casters such as Enchanters and Cabalists, who wield a mix of magic with pet assistance, the Necromancer is powerless without his pet. The Necromancer is a new type of class in Dark Age of Camelot ? a pet caster who does all of his actions through his pet. The information on this web page shows the current vision for the Necromancer. Please note that this information is different from the Necromancer information that was released at the Camelot Roundtable and in other news outlets.
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