The new version comes with a few variations

The trailer for cinematic Diablo 4's Necromancer class

Players have been offered glimpses into the Diablo IV Gold game which includes a glimpse at the four classes that have been announced that range from the fundamental Sorceress up to the agile Rogue. The fans knew that there was one more class waiting to be revealed, and maybe people were hoping that the Xbox along with the Bethesda Games Showcase would provide the final piece of the puzzle. It was a good thing for the fans that Blizzard actually used the event to announce that the final class will be the Necromancer. Even though the character has already been featured within Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 The new version comes with a few variations.

The Necromancer is the fifth and final class to be revealed for Diablo 4. and before it was announced it was the subject of a large amount of speculation over what the final class will be. To ensure balance across all five classes gamers speculated that it would be a more combat-oriented class. The group of classes which were already announced consisted of returning characters, from the Rogue which was not seen since Diablo 2's first game to that of the Druid who returned from Diablo 2. Some players might have been looking forward to a new class, but Diablo 4's Necromancer is an intriguing choice.

The trailer for cinematic Diablo 4's Necromancer class was dark and eerie, fitting the mood of the latest game that is looking to bring Diablo 2's darker designs and macabre aesthetics with Diablo 3's more artistic medieval design. The trailer was a bit creepy and showed the Necromancer's abilities through a frightening forest ritual, as well as their status as an social outcast thanks to their quest for arcane knowledge. In the event of encountering a group of enemies and a group of enemies, the Necromancer summoned a varied cohort of undead companions to buy Diablo 4 Gold do the job for them, showing their dark magic capabilities for summoning and attacks.