Unleashing the Power: How to Unlock Necromancer Golems in Diablo 4. Understanding Types & Abilities

Diablo 4 fans love the Necromancer class because of its ability to gather a massive army of undead creatures. In this world of mysterious summons, the Golem is the absolute pinnacle. Not only do they grant instant buffs, but they also unleash unrivaled destructive power. But how do you command these colossal creatures? Unlike other Book of the Dead summons, the Necromancer Golem way is not as simple as it seems. This exploration into the mysterious world of Necromancer Golem in Diablo 4 reveals a tapestry of variety, examining the different types and revealing the unique and powerful abilities that make these powerful companions stand out in Sanctuary. Also, learn more about the Midwinter Blight quests.

How to Summon a Golem in Diablo 4

To summon a Necromancer Golem, begin the “Call of the Underworld” quest, which you’ll unlock at Level 25. The quest takes place in Sarkova Pass (Menestad Waypoint), west of the Kyovashad sector of the Sanctuary’s Fractured Peaks sector. After you’ve achieved the “Summon Golem” skill, place it on your hot bar. When activated, your Necromancer will summon a Golem companion to follow in your footsteps. It’s important to note that the first Golem you unlock at Level 25 is the Bone Golem, then the Blood Golem at Level 28, and finally the Iron Golem at Level 32.

Types of Necromancer Golems in Diablo 4

There are three different types of Golems in Diablo 4, each with its own unique set of abilities:

• Bone Golem: A formidable protector, taunting enemies and redirecting their attacks towards itself.

• Blood Golem: This life-draining entity absorbs life from nearby foes to heal and fortify itself.

• Iron Golem: A steel amalgamation delivering ground-shaking slams, stunning and incapacitating enemies.

Abilities Unveiled: Diablo 4 Necromancer Golems

Necromancer Golems are similar to the Book of the Dead in Diablo 4. They have strong active and passive skills.

• Active Ability: Golems become unstoppable, draining enemies' blood in the vicinity. This inflicts 40% damage and heals 4% of the Golem's life for each enemy drained. Notably, damage and healing triple when draining a single enemy.

• Passive Ability: Players benefit from a protective Golem with 165 lives, dealing 21% damage. The Golem absorbs 15% of the damage directed at players and recovers life through attacks. With a 16-second cooldown, Golems transform into invaluable shields, safeguarding Necromancers against formidable adversaries.

Diablo 4 Necromancer Ability Upgrades

Explore the improvements that are available for each type of Golem:

Bone Golem

• Upgrade 1: Each time your Bone Golem takes 20% damage, it sheds a corpse.

• Upgrade 2: Increases Bone Golem's Maximum Health by 10%, elevating Thorns from 30% to 50%.

Blood Golem

• Upgrade 1: Absorbs 15% of the damage you would take.

• Upgrade 2: While healthy, gains 25% Damage Reduction and 50% increased damage.

Iron Golem

• Upgrade 1: Every fifth attack causes a shockwave, dealing 238 damage to a group of enemies.

• Upgrade 2: Slam attack makes enemies Vulnerable for three seconds.

Mastering Necromancer Golems in Diablo 4: Unleashing Formidable Power

Learning how to summon Necromancer Golem in Diablo 4 unlocks a whole new level of power and strategic edge. Bone, Blood & Iron Golems give Necromancers powerful allies that can both defend and attack in the never-ending combat across Sanctuary. Taunting your enemies, draining their lives, and dealing earth-shaking hits, these creatures become your best friends. As you explore the upgrades and improve your Golem’s abilities, the road to victory becomes more clear. Unleash your necromantic powers, unleash the potential within, and command these powerful minions to conquer the worlds of Diablo 4.