Unlike Diablo 3's last new character, the Crusader, the Necromancer doesn't coincide with a major new expansion, storyline, or "Acts." There is new gear, much of it specific to the Necromancer, but front-to-back this is a new avenue to play existing Diablo 3, rather than "more Diablo." You still click on things in dungeons until they die.
With the Rise of the Necromancer, DLC wants $15 for the new Necromancer class, plus a handful of other goodies. Which is exactly what you can do in Diablo 3, now that Blizzard has resurrected Diablo 2's Necromancer. You can't get much more "grim and decayed" than someone who literally brings the dead back to life to fight demons. In early pre-release screenshots, some saw Diablo's grim and decayed world of Sanctuary slipping down the rubbery, cartoonish path of Blizzard's own Warcraft universe. It feels like a million years ago now, but there was a time when one of the hottest topics among the video game community was over whether Diablo 3 looked too colorful. that's just a heart, y'all! reader comments 153 with
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