Diablo 4 Necromancer Build

The developers of Diablo 4 recently confirmed that the next major update will be delayed until Season 10 (around mid-September). Although Season 9 was not launched until early July, the development team seems to have focused resources on the future planning of the game.

Player feedback in recent seasons has been mixed, ranging from persistent technical problems to the official over-emphasis on a specific genre of play. Although new content such as Horadric Spells and upgraded Nightmare Dungeons introduced in Season 9 has partially improved the end-game experience, the community still expects future seasons to bring more substantial updates in the absence of expansion packs in 2025.

But in any case, Season 9 will not change much, and it is basically its final state at present. So now it is almost time to make a conclusion about season 9. Some players think it is a boring season, while some players think it is pretty good, so how is it?

Horadric Spells

Horadric Spells is one of the core mechanisms of Season 9. Its advantage is that it can be flexibly matched. At the same time, the combination of various catalysts and other spells increases the probability of players in cultivating dungeons and The Pit. On PTR, players have also developed infinite teleportation gameplay.

However, Horadric Spells will not become the core content of builds. Their most common role in builds is to provide shields, reduce monster resistance, or execute monsters in health points. Although the combination of Horadric Spells is very flexible, in terms of strength, players prefer to choose specific Arcanas, and the others are basically ignored. If you are a casual player, then Horadric Spells will be very interesting. Overall, Horadric Spells is somewhat similar to Witch Powers in Season 7, and is more fun than Boss Powers.

Season Quest Line

Season 9’s Season Quest Line is a very disappointing part. First of all, from the plot point of view, it mainly describes the connection between Horadrim and Astaroth, and there is basically no important part. From the gameplay point of view, it is mostly errands, running from left to right, looking for some boring Diablo 4 items, and what players want is more combat content.

Seasonal Reputation

Each season’s reputation rewards are very important. In addition to rewarding materials and unique items, its ultimate reward also includes Resplendent Spark. Resplendent Spark can be used to create Mythic items, and Mythic gear is the most powerful equipment in Diablo 4. Many top builds require two or even three Mythic equipment, but this thing is really difficult to farm.

Resplendent Spark is the core material for creating Mythic items. Of course, you have to prepare some Diablo 4 gold and runes.

To complete the Season 9 reputation progress, you need to obtain Horadric knowledge by completing seasonal tasks, killing bosses, etc. Compared with the previous season, the reputation of season 9 has become a bit complicated, or a bit slow.

Horadric Strongrooms And Dungeons

Horadric Strongrooms were a really great part of Season 9, and they were basically random rewards that randomly appeared in dungeons, and you could get some crazy rewards just by fighting through them, like tons of Diablo 4 gold or legendary items.

If you were lucky enough to get Treasure Breach affix, you could enter a nightmare dungeon full of goblins. You know how those goblins always carry treasures, and if you can scavenge them once or twice, you’ll be rich, and these were definitely the most satisfying part of Season 9.

However, they were a little too easy, and even the highest difficulty was not very challenging for players.

Classes

One of the unfortunate aspects of Season 9 was that it nerfed the strong builds from previous seasons, and classes like Barbarian and Druid were affected a lot. It was really frustrating to watch the best builds get nerfed every season.

However, the unique items in Season 9 also brought a lot of fresh and powerful meta to players. The best of them is definitely Hydra Sorcerer build. This build is powerful and interesting, and it completely changes the previous Sorcerer gameplay, and the same is true for Thorn Spiritborn build.

But for other classes, players are still playing some old meta builds, such as Bloodwave Necromancer and Mighty Throw Barbarian. In short, Diablo 4 needs more builds that can bring more changes to the gameplay.

The Pit

Another important change in Season 9 is that they weakened the strength of The Pit. Most builds can easily reach The Pit above level 80, and even The Pit level 100 is very easy. This change is to make it easier for players to get the glyph to level 100, which is a wonderful change.

In short, Season 9 may not be as good as Season 4, but it is definitely not bad. Compared to all seasons, it is about above average, and it could 6 points if the full points is 10, which is on par with season 7. Diablo 4 is developing new content, and hopefully Season 10 will bring some big changes and surprises.

In Diablo 4 season 9, although Barbarian is not a fun class, it has become the first choice for most players because of its good performance in survival and damage.

The era of Overpower has passed, and both Barbarian and Druid have been greatly affected. However, the good news is that Throw Barbarian has not become depressed because of this weakening. There are still some builds that perform well in Season 9, such as Lunging Strike Barbarian and this Mighty Throw Barbarian.

Advantages And Disadvantages

As long as Mighty Throw Barbarian Build is formed, you can easily solve the 100th floor of The Pit, and may reach the 112th floor at most. Its advantages are high damage and strong survivability, and the gameplay is easy and enjoyable. To be honest, it will make you feel invincible.

Of course, it also has some disadvantages. The most obvious one is that the CD time of Mighty Throw is relatively long, and there is basically not much effective way to reduce its CD. Secondly, the equipment of Mighty Throw Barbarian build is difficult to farm, which will waste a lot of your time. If you have a lot of Diablo 4 gold, you can consider trading directly with other players.

Mighty Throw Barbarian Equipment

• Helm: Harlequin Crest (Ruby and Ruby)
• Chest Armor: Shroud of False Death (Ruby and Ruby)
• Gloves: Bane of Ahjed-Den (Bane of Ahjed-Den)
• Pants: Tibault’s Will(Ruby and Ruby)
• Boots: Aspect of Grasping Whirlwind
• Amulet: Aspect of Earthquakes (Idol From Below)
• Ring 1: Conceited Aspect (Scornful Light)
• Ring 2: Ring of Starless Skies (Willbreaker)
• Bludgeoning Weapon: Aspect of Delayed Extinction (Qax and Igni)
• Dual-Wield Weapon 1: Vehement Brawler’s Aspect (Ruby)
• Slashing Weapon: Aspect of Encroaching Wrath (Thul and Cir)
• Dual-Wield Weapon 2: Aspect of Herculean Spectacle (Ruby)

The above equipment is a relatively economical choice. It does not have as many unique items as you can get them while farming dungeons. However, the three Mythic items still indicate that this build is very difficult to build.

You can use other unique items to increase its damage, but the unique effects of unique items can often change the gameplay of the build. You need to be flexible to adjust your skills.

Mighty Throw Barbarian Skills

• Mighty Throw (Rank 5): Enhanced Mighty Throw and Worrior’s Mighty Throw
• Hammer of the Ancients (Rank 1): Enhanced Hammer of the Ancients and Violent Hammer of the Ancients
• War Cry (Rank 1): Enhanced War Cry and Power War Cry
• Wrath of the Berserker (Rank 5): Prime Wrath of the Berserker and Supreme Wrath of the Berserker
• Bash (Rank 1): Enhanced Bash and Combat Bash
• Whirlwind (Rank 1): Enhanced Whirlwind and Violent Whirlwind
• Technique: 2h Axe

This isn’t the only skill set for Mighty Throw Barbarian, as Ground Stomp and Challenging Shout can also be used in this build, but it means you’ll be more reliant on the damage from Mighty Throw.

The order of skill release is as follows:

• 1. Wrath of the Berserker activates Tibault’s Will and Qax.
• 2. Release War Cry to increase damage. (If you also bring Challenging Shout, you also need to release it.)
• 3. Mighty Throw uses Trigger Glyph and Unique Equipment to cause Vulnerability and 15%x damage to monsters.
• 4. Use other skills to attract monsters during the CD of Mighty Throw.

Diablo 4 has an Armory system. If you think both skill sets have their own advantages, you can record two or more classes to suit each situation. The armory allows you to quickly switch between the skills and equipment of the two builds without any Diablo 4 gold.

Horadric Spells (Mighty Throw)

Catalyst

• Disintegrate: Summons an arcane conductor, summoning a beam between it and the player, and enemies passing through the beam will be damaged.

Infusion

• Nebulous Extract: Causes your Catalyst to deal Shadow damage, reducing the damage of enemies hit by it by 10%.

Arcana

• Bottled Wind: Summons a barrier (30% of max health) every time you use your Catalyst.
• Bloody Charm: Catalyst kills enemies below 20% health and other non-boss enemies below 10%.
• Fractured Core: Casting a Catalyst will temporarily disable a monster’s resistance aura.

Horadric Spells in Season 9 are a really nice touch, and they can greatly speed up your farming. This Horadric Spell is mainly for dealing with The Pit, and if you plan to farm other content, you can swap Fractured Core for another Arcana.

Glyph Leveling Priorities

Glyphs can increase a lot of damage and can be used in conjunction with skills. Here are all the glyphs you should pay attention to in each stage. If you feel like you’re on the wrong track with your glyphs, you can reset them with Diablo 4 gold, but be careful not to reset too many times because each reset will require more gold.

To Level 15

• Wrath
• Marshal
• Challenger
• Crusher
• Dominate

To Level 46

• Wrath
• Marshal
• Challenger
• Crusher
• Dominate

Optional Glyphs (based on variants)

• Revenge
• Might

That’s it for Mighty Throw Barbarian build. This build is very high damage, and you can get up to 1.3 billion damage per shot, and it’s very fun.