This is my third, and final, blog in my series about the Necromancer beta. The Necromancer is a super fun class to play, and I had a good time trying it out. I never made it to Level 70, so I didn’t get to try out the Necromancer sets. Even so, right from the start, it felt like I got a satisfying amount of Skeletons and Golems to command.
What you see in the screenshots in this blog might, or might not, change before the Necromancer Pack is launched. That’s the nature of a beta. I find it exciting to see how things iterate before they go “live”.
Continue Reading “Rise of the Necromancer Beta – New Monsters”
In Season 9, Chapter III of the Season Journey held some surprises. In past Seasons it was possible for players to earn an objective by completing five Bounties, in all five Acts, during one game.
Chapter II of the Season Journey for Season 9 didn’t take me as long as I expected. But, I was still way behind where I thought I’d be. As I mentioned in the blog I put together about Chapter I, my game time was split between Season 9 and the new Darkening of Tristram event.
Season 9 started right around the same time that the new Darkening of Tristram event did. (Darkening of Tristram appeared early January 2017). I decided to try and focus on both, and didn’t end up getting as far as I wanted to with either one.
Chapter IV of Season 8 took me longer than I would have liked. I’m not very good at Greater Rifts, and my Barbarian wasn’t quite ready to move the difficult up to Torment IV. The good news is that I did manage to complete Chapter IV before the end of Season 8.
The Season 8 version of Chapter III of the Season Journey was fairly easy for me to complete. My Barbarian was prepared for Master Difficulty, which was the minimum difficulty setting that a player could complete Chapter III objectives on.
Blizzard decided to celebrate the 
Myriam Jahzia, the Mystic, is a crafter that players could unlock in the Reaper of Souls expansion. The purpose of the Mystic is to enable players to transmogrify their items.